Collection is open for research.
Most likely acquired in the mid- or late 20th century (RL2022-017-RETRO).
David Chambers Lewis (1867-1918) was an architect based in Portland, Oregon.
David C. Lewis architectural papers, Mss 3008, Oregon Historical Society Research Library.
Includes materials previously designated Mss 3008-1, Mss 3008-2, and Mss 3008-3. Collection was titled "David Chambers Lewis architectural papers" prior to 2022.
The collection consists of three blueprint sheets with plans for residences designed by the Portland, Oregon, architect David C. Lewis. One sheet shows a transverse section of the residence for Episcopal Bishop Charles Scadding at the corner of SW Elm Street and SE 19th Avenue in Portland, a house that would later become known as "Bishopcroft." The other two sheets in the collection depict floor plans and elevations for a proposed beach house in Seaside, Oregon, for Maria L. Flanders.
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