Oscar Stonorov papers - Archives West

Oscar Stonorov papers, 1912-1978 (bulk 1929-1970)

Overview of the Collection

Creator: Stonorov, Oscar, 1905-1970
Title: Oscar Stonorov papers
Dates: 1912-1978 (bulk 1929-1970) (inclusive)
Date of CollectionDate of Collection
Quantity: 28.88 cubic ft. (64 boxes)
Collection Number: 04375
Summary: Contains materials documenting Stonorov's career as an architect and city planner.
Repository: American Heritage Center, University of Wyoming
American Heritage Center
University of Wyoming
1000 E. University Ave.
Dept. 3924
Laramie, WY
82071
Telephone: 3077663756
ahcref@uwyo.edu
Access Restrictions: There are no access restrictions on the materials for research purposes, and the collection is open to the public.
Languages: English

Historical NoteReturn to Top

Oscar [Oskar] Stonorov (1905-1970), an architect and sculptor, emigrated to the United States from Germany in 1929 and settled in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in the early 1930s. He was interested throughout his career in public housing and affordable housing for the working classes. His architectural associates included Alfred Kastner, Louis I. Kahn, George Howe, and Frank Haws. In addition to numerous projects in Philadelphia and the northeastern U.S., Stonorov was the designer of the Frank Lloyd Wright exhibit which toured the U.S. and major European cities in 1951-1952. He was the principal designer of the United Auto Workers headquarters building in Detroit, Michigan and the UAW's Black Lake Conference Center in Onaway, Michigan. Stonorov and his long-time friend, UAW President Walter Reuther died in a plane crash in 1970 while inspecting the Black Lake construction site.

Content DescriptionReturn to Top

The Oscar Stonorov papers document Stonorov’s career as architect and city planner. Much of the material pertains to architectural and artistic projects including Stonorov’s home (Avon Lea), the Carl Mackley Housing Project, Philadelphia city planning projects, exhibits such as “Frank Lloyd Wright“ and “Better Philadelphia,” and sculptures. Materials include drawings, notes, photographs, reports, and correspondence. The correspondence series chiefly concerns various construction and urban planning projects, but there is personal correspondence as well. There is an alphabetical index for the general correspondence.

The collection also contains speeches, papers, and articles written by Stonorov expressing his views on design and urban planning. In addition there is material from conferences, round tables, interviews, and forums with which Stonorov was involved. Also included are subject and research files and newspaper clippings on Stonorov’s work and colleagues, and biographical material such as resumes, articles about Stonorov, and photographs of him.

Use of the CollectionReturn to Top

Restrictions on Use

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Restrictions on Use

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Preferred Citation

Item Description, Box Number, Folder Number, Collection Name, Collection Number, American Heritage Center, University of Wyoming.

Alternative Forms Available

Existence and Location of Copies

Digital reproductions of select material from this collection are available at http://digitalcollections.uwyo.edu:8180/luna/servlet/uwydbuwy~79~79.

Administrative InformationReturn to Top

Arrangement

The collection is arranged in six series. Most series are arranged alphabetically except for the correspondence, for which there is an alphabetical index.

Related Materials

There are no known other archival collections created by Oscar Stonorov at the date of processing.

Acquisition Information

This material was received from Elizabeth Stonorov, Katrina Stonorov Daly, Frederick Gutheim, Nancy Grace, Susan Cole, Daniel R. Nichols, and Eugene G. Grace from 1971-2023.

Processing Note

The collection was processed by Laura Jackson in February 2010 and updated by Jamie J. Greene in November 2024.

Detailed Description of the CollectionReturn to Top

Series I. Architectural Practice Files, 1930-1970Return to Top

Contains information on buildings, city planning, exhibits, and sculptures. It includes photographs, financial data and reports relating to projects.

Container(s)		Description	Dates
		Sub-series 1. Architectural Projects Contains drawings, notes, reports, plans, photos, clippings, and correspondence for buildings and city planning projects by Stonorov and his architectural firms.	1930-1970
Box	Folder
1	1-2	Albany Avenue Area Project (Hartford, CT)	1961
1	3-4	Alley Dwelling Authority Project	1942
1	5	Annapolis	undated
1	6	Apartment House, Typical Outlay of	undated
1	7	Audobon Village Project	1940
1	8-14	Avon Lea (Stonorov Home)	1939-1941
1	15	Bacon, Edmund Home	undated
1	16	Bannockburn Project	circa 1946
1	17	Bloomingdale's Department Store	1941
1	18-20	Camden Housing Project Day Reports	1935-1936
1	21	Carl Mackley, Juniata Park (Hosiery Workers Housing)	1934-1935
2	1-11	Carl Mackley, Juniata Park (Hosiery Workers Housing)	1932-1936
51-52		Carl Mackley, Juniata Park (Hosiery Workers Housing)	1932-1936
	Folder
3	1	Carver Court	1944
3	2	Charlestown Elementary School and Playhouse Project	1972
3	3	Chester County Citizen's Housing	1960
3	4	Child of Tomorrow House	1939
3	5	Civil Works Administration (C.W.A.) Projects	1934
3	6	Clark, E.A. Project	1951
3	7	Clement T. Branch Village	1940
3	8-9	Container Corporation Project	circa 1946
3	10	Coward Shoe Store	1949
3	11	Crowell House Project	1947-1948
3	12	Defense Housing Project, Camden, N.J.	1940-1943
3	13	Detroit Civic Project	1961
3	14-15	Detroit Defense City Project	1941
3	16	Detroit Leisure Activity Center	1957
3	17	Ecole Nationale Des Beaux Arts	undated
3	18	Forman, Dr. Clark, Living Room	1935
3	19	Gimbel Brothers, Typical Floor Plan	1934
3	20	Gimbel's "Life" House For Family Living	1941-1953
4	1	Gratiot Redevelopment Project	1954
4	2-3	Harman Homes Project	1945-1950
4	4	Hartford, CT renewal program for downtown	1961
4	5	Howard City Project	1933
4	6	India Pavilion (New York World's Fair)	1964-1965
53		India Pavilion (New York World's Fair)	undated
	Folder
4	7	Indian Project (Intercontinental Hotels)	1963
4	8	Karlsruhe Baden, Germany Hospital	1929-1930
4	9	Kelly's Oyster House Project	1949
4	10	Lansdale, PA	1963
4	11	Lily Ponds Project	1942
5	1	Lombard Area Redevelopment Plan (Map)	undated
5	2	Lower Marion Township (Map)	1939
5	3	Luther Memorial Lutheran Church	undated
5	4	Martin Residence	1951-1952
5	5-6	Meadville	1930-1935
5	7	Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Plans	undated
53		Michigan State Fair	1964
	Folder
5	8-9	Miscellaneous Drawings	1940-1954
5	10	Miscellaneous Projects	1940-1948
6	1	Montcalm Farms	1941-1955
6	2	National Capital Park and Planning Commission	1944-1951
6	3	Navy Yard, Philadelphia	1935
6	4	Neurology Department Proposed Plan	undated
6	5	New Britain Housing Project	1938-1939
6	6	New Brunswick, Webb and Knapp	undated
6	7	New York City Penthouse Additions	1934
6	8	New York World's Fair	1939
6	9	Newark, NY Project	1959
53		Newark, NY Project	1959
	Folder
6	10	Oak Lane Park	1962
6	11	Palazzo Strozzi Plans	undated
6	12	Park Street Area Project	1961
6	13-14	Patchell Estate Housing Project Plans	1936
6	15	Patterson, NJ Project	1938
6	16	Pease Woodwork Company	circa 1951
6	17-18	Philadelphia City Plan	1949
6	19	Philadelphia Gas Works Company	1936
6	20	Philadelphia Municipal Building	1956
7	1-4	Philadelphia Psychiatric Hospital	1945-1949
7	5	Philadelphia Sport Stadium	1961
53		Philadelphia Sport Stadium	1964
	Folder
7	6	Philadelphia Union Health Center	1943
7	7	Philadelphia, University Redevelopment Area, Rolland R. Randall	1952
7	8	Phoenixville Hospital Project	1942
7	9	Phoenixville Housing Corporation	1944
7	10	Plamimetria Piazza Della Republica	undated
8	1	Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company Project	1944-1966
8	2	Plaza Apartments (Philadelphia)	1950
8	3	Radbill Oil Company	1945
8	4	Radbill Residence Sketch	1945
8	5	Reinsel Residence	1945
8	6	Ribsam Drawings	undated
8	7	Row House Plans	undated
8	8	Sarah Lawrence College Project	1938-1947
8	9	Schneck Memorial Buildings Dedication	1956
8	10	Sharon, PA Project	1953
8	11	Solar House Project	undated
8	12-13	Solidarity House	1954
8	14	Southside, Hartford, CT	1961
9	1	Southwork Plaza	1963
9	2-3	Soviet Palace Competition	1932
9	4	Spooner House	1937
9	5	Steel-Frame House	1935
9	6	Stephen's College	undated
9	7-8	Strawberry Mansion Project	1964
9	9	Subsistence Housing	1933-1934
9	10	Tennessee Valley Project	1933
52		Tennessee Valley Project	1934
	Folder
9	11	Tygart Valley Homestead	1934
9	12	Unidentified Map	undated
9	13	Unitarian Church of Southern New Jersey	1962
58-61		Unitarian Universalist Church, Cherry Hill, New Jersey (architectural drawings)	1960-1965
9	14	Warden, Mrs. C.A., Interior Room Plans	1931
9	15	Waverly Street	1935
9	16	Western Savings Fund Society Project	1935
9	17	Willow Run Project	1942
9	18-21	Yardville U.S.A. Project (McCall's Backyard Project)	1948-1949
9	22	Yonkers, NY (Map)	undated
9	23	Youth Study Center for Girls	1970
		Sub-series 2. Other Projects Contains drawings, plans, correspondence, and press releases for exhibits curated and sculptures created by Stonorov.	1933-1967
Box	Folder
9	24-25	Better Philadelphia (Exhibit)	1946-1947
10	1-3	Better Philadelphia (Exhibit)	1940-1947
10	4	Educational Housing Exhibit	1933-1934
11	1-6	Frank Lloyd Wright Exhibit	1949-1960
12	1-9	Frank Lloyd Wright Exhibit	1949-1952
55		Frank Lloyd Wright Exhibit	1949-1952
	Folder
12	10	NCPPC Exhibit, Cororan Gallery	1950
12	11	Science Exhibit, Golden Gate International Expo	1939
12	12	Small Homes Embassy Non-Critical Exhibit	circa 1940
12	13	Stephens College (Fountain Sculpture)	1960-1967
12	14	Walter Reuther Bust	undated
		Sub-series 3. Project Photographs	1929-1962
Box	Folder
13	1	Annapolis Home (R.L.F.)	undated
13	2	Beaver Falls, PA	undated
13	3-4	Better Philadelphia	1939-1950
13	5	Biological Lab of Highlands Museum	1931
13	6	Camden, N.J.- Westfield Acres	undated
13	7-10	Carl Mackley, Juniata Park (Hosiery Workers Housing)	1935
56		Carl Mackley, Juniata Park (Hosiery Workers Housing) Glass Slides	undated
	Folder
13	11	Coward Shoe Store	undated
13	12	Designs by Stonorov	undated
14	1	Frank Lloyd Wright Exhibition	circa 1952
14	2	Finkelstein House	undated
14	3	Karlsruhe, Germany Hospital	1929
14	4	Lake Houses, Stonorov and Willy Boesiger, Architects	1929-1930
56		Lake Houses	undated
	Folder
14	5	Low-Cost Housing	undated
14	6	Palazzetto dello Sport	undated
14	7	Sculpture	circa 1960
14	8	Sculpture- Autmaw, Estate, Inverno, Primavera	1962
14	10-13	Steel-Frame House	1935 and undated
14	9	Solar House	undated
15	1	Soviet Palace	1929
15	2-4	Unidentified	undated
56		Unidentified Glass Slides	undated
		Sub-series 4. Supporting Materials	1933-1970
Box	Folder
15	5	Brochure Notes- Stonorov, Kahn, McAllister, Braik and Rosenfield	undated
15-16		Day Planners	1935-1970
	Folder
16	1-6	Financial Information	1933-1967
54		Financial Information	1940-1948
	Folder
16	7	Hearing, Commonwealth v. Stonorov	1935
16	8	Lease Agreements	1934-1945
17	1	Miscellaneous Documents	1951-1964
17	2-7	Miscellaneous Notes	1934-1966 and undated
18	1-6	Miscellaneous Notes	undated
19	1-2	Miscellaneous Notes	undated
19		Notebooks	undated
	Folder
20	1	News Releases	1934-1969
52		Planning- General Notes	1936-1938
	Folder
20	2-5	Reports	undated
52		Slum Clearance Materials	1933-1934
	Folder
20	6-10	Work Agreements and Contracts	1934-1959

Series II. Correspondence, 1929-1972Return to Top

Contains professional and personal correspondence

Container(s)		Description	Dates
Box
34-35 and 57		Alphabetical Index to General Correspondence	undated
	Folder
21	1	General Correspondence	1929
21	2	General Correspondence	1930
21	3	General Correspondence	1931
21	4	General Correspondence	1932
21	5	General Correspondence	1933
21	6-9	General Correspondence	1934
22	1-4	General Correspondence	1935
22	5-7	General Correspondence	Jan.-Sept., 1936
23	1	General Correspondence	Oct.-Dec., 1936
23	2-5	General Correspondence	1937
23	6-9	General Correspondence	1938
23	10-12	General Correspondence	Jan.-July, 1939
24	1-5	General Correspondence	Aug.-Dec., 1939
24	6-7	General Correspondence	1940
24	8-9	General Correspondence	Jan.-Sept., 1941
25	1	General Correspondence	Oct.-Dec., 1941
25	2-5	General Correspondence	1942
25	6-7	General Correspondence	Jan.-June, 1943
26	1-2	General Correspondence	July-Dec., 1943
26	3-6	General Correspondence	1944
26	7-8	General Correspondence	Jan.-June, 1945
27	1-2	General Correspondence	July-Dec., 1945
27	3-6	General Correspondence	1946
27	7-9	General Correspondence	Jan.-Sept., 1947
28	1	General Correspondence	Oct.-Dec., 1947
28	2-5	General Correspondence	1948
28	6-9	General Correspondence	1949
28	10	General Correspondence	Jan.-Feb., 1950
29	1-5	General Correspondence	March-Dec., 1950
29	6-13	General Correspondence	Jan.-Aug., 1951
30	1-4	General Correspondence	Sept.-Dec., 1951
30	5-12	General Correspondence	1952
30	13	General Correspondence	1953
31	1	General Correspondence	1954
31	2-3	General Correspondence	1955
31	4	General Correspondence	1956
31	5	General Correspondence	1957
31	6	General Correspondence	1958
31	7	General Correspondence	1959
31	8-9	General Correspondence	1960
31	10-11	General Correspondence	1961
32	1	General Correspondence	1962
32	2-3	General Correspondence	1963
32	4-5	General Correspondence	1964
32	6	General Correspondence	1965
32	7-8	General Correspondence	1966
32	9	General Correspondence	1967
32	10	General Correspondence	1968
32	11	General Correspondence	1969
33	1-5	General Correspondence	1970
33	6-7	General Correspondence	1971-1972
33	8	Telegrams	undated
33	9-10	General Correspondence	undated
36	1	Bauer, Catherine	1934-1940
36	2-8	Grace, Nancy (correspondence to)	1959-1966
37	1-5	Grace, Nancy (correspondence to)	1967-1969
63		Grace, Nancy (correspondence to)	1959-1970
38	1	Gutheim, Frederick	1933-1954
38	2	Perkins, Frances (Dept. of Labor)	1933-1937
38	3	Reuther, Walter P.	1942-1964
38	4	Wright, Frank Lloyd	1949-1953

Series III. Writings and Speeches by Stonorov, 1930-1967Return to Top

Contains speeches and papers presented at various conferences. Also includes published articles written by Stonorov. Folder titles may reflect the paper title or the conference where it was presented.

Container(s)		Description	Dates
Box	Folder
38	5	Academy of Music	undated
38	6	"...And Housing"	1938
38	7	Automobile Club of Philadelphia (speech to)	undated
38	8	The Changing Family	undated
38	9	Colonisation of the Unemployed	undated
38	10	The Coming Reconstruction of American Cities	undated
38	11	Faith for Living	undated
38	12	French Housing (speech)	1931
38	13	How Much House for Your Money	1946
38	14	In Honor of Adriano Olivetti (speech)	1960
38	15	Le Corbusier (Seen From America)	1946
38	16	Leisure and the Community Center	undated
38	17	Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Architecture (speech)	1950
38	18	Luther Memorial Lutheran Church	undated
38	19	Meaning and Mechanics of the Demonstration Cities Program	undated
38	20	Miscellaneous Speeches	undated
39	1	Neighborhoods for Family Living, (speech)	1949
39	2	Olivier (speech)	undated
39	3	Peace Planning Commission	undated
39	4	Philadelphia and Redevelopment (speeches on)	undated
39	5	Symposium on the Architecture of the City	1959
39	6	Theater and Places of Entertainment	undated
39	7	Urban and Family Living	circa 1955
39	8	World Hospital Congress	1930
39	9-12	Speeches	1932-1967

Series IV. Professional Association Materials, 1933-1967Return to Top

Contains materials relating to international, national, and regional architectural issues with which Stonorov was involved. It includes transcripts from forums and roundtables; minutes, agendas, and proceedings from committees and conferences; materials from professional organizations; and other materials relating to Stonorov's involvement in issues on architecture and city planning.

Container(s)		Description	Dates
Box	Folder
39	13	Action Train	1956
39	14-15	American Institute of Architects	1933-1952
40	1-2	Architectural Forum Roundtable	1955-1956
40	3	Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture	undated
40	4	Baltimore Museum of Arts	1949
40	5	Beaux-Arts Institute of Design	1942-1943
40	6	Beauty for America: Proceedings of the White House Conference on Natural Beauty	1965
40	7	Betty Crocker Magazine of the Air (Radio Interview)	1948
40	8	Bicentennial Conference I	1954
40	9	Buck County Park Board	1958
41	1	CIAM	1945-1951
41	2	Citizens Development Committee	1954
41	3	Colorado College Conference	1967
41	4	Committee on Art Education	1948
41	5	Conference on Area Planning	1948
41	6	Conference on Housing for European Workers	undated
41	7	Conference on Urban Redevelopment	1942
41	8	Congresso Mondiale	1964
41	9	Cooper Union Forum	1962
41	10	Department of Housing and Urban Development	1955-1965
41	11	Discussion of a new role for public housing	1962
41	12	Experimental City Project, University of Minnesota	1966
41	13	Housing	1933-1936
41	14-15	I.C.F.T.U.	1951-1952
41	16	International Olympic Committee in Baden-Baden	1963
42	1-2	Ischia, Italy Conference	1955
42	3	Istituto Nazionale de Urbanistica	1959
42	4	Miscellaneous Forum, untitled	undated
42	5	Miscellaneous- Meeting minutes and professional organizations	1943-1955
42	6	Mutual Ownership Defense Housing Conference	1941
42	7	National Conference on Slum Clearance	1933
42	8	National Housing Conference	1950
42	9	National Housing Center	undated
42	10	National Public Housing Conference	1942
42	11	Pennsylvania Labor Standards Committee	undated
42	12	Pennsylvania Society of Architects	undated
42	13	Philadelphia Housing Association	1943-1962
42	14	Philadelphia Housing Groups	1934-1957
43	1-2	Philadelphia Planning Commission	1947
43	3	Philadelphia Symposium	1957
43	4	Symposium on Civic Design	undated
43	5	Symposium: Urban Renewal (Cleveland)	1961
43	6	Symposium on Use of Operations Research in Urban and Regional Planning (Rome)	1966
43	7	Transportation and the Regional City	1963
43	8	Urban Design Conference	1961

Series V. Subject Files, 1912-1971Return to Top

Container(s)		Description	Dates
		Sub-series 1. General Files This sub-series contains information on Stonorov's colleagues, papers and reports written by others, photographs, and research on aging.	1912-1970
Box	Folder
43	9	Bauer Wurster, Catherine	1968
43	10	Exhibition of Organic Architecture	circa 1951
43	11	George Howe and Associates	1940-1945
43-44		Papers and Reports	1933-1967
45		Photographs- Andre Lucrat Hotel	undated
44-45		Photographs- Buildings by Frank Lloyd Wright	1912-1951 and undated
	Folder
46	1	Photographs- Cornu, Andre	undated
46	2	Photographs- Dunn, James C.	undated
46	3	Photographs- Sculptures	undated
46	4	Photographs- Thom McAn Store	undated
46	5	Photographs- Unidentified Negatives	undated
46	6	Photographs- Unidentified Photographs	undated
46	7	Photographs- Valley Forge Hospital	undated
46	8	Photographs- Wright, Frank Lloyd	undated
54		Zi Club Model	undated
46-47		Publications	1932-1962
47-48		Research on Aging	1959-1964
	Folder
49	1	Reuther, Walter	1950-1970
		Sub-series 2. Newspaper Clippings Contains newspaper clippings on various subjects, people, and projects by Stonorov.	1933-1971
Box	Folder
49	2	Apartment Buildings by Oscar Stonorov	1967
49	3	"The Bathers" Fountain	1967
49	4	Bronze Sculpture for Stonorov and Haw Firm	1965
49	5	"The Builder" Bronze Statue	1953-1954
49	6	Bullitt Clippings	1943
49	7	Carl Mackley Houses (Hosiery Workers Apartments)	1933-1934
49	8	City Planning Clippings	1948-1961
49	9	Defense Housing Clippings	1942
49	10	Gimbels Store	1947
49	11	House Designs by Stonorov	1947-1956
49	12	Mayfair Site	1941
49 and 63		Miscellaneous Newspaper Clippings	1934-1971
49	14	Oak Lane Park/ Hopkinson House	1962
49	15	Philadelphia Sports Stadium	1965
49	16	Walter Reuther	1948
49	17-18	Walter Reuther, Death of	1970
50	1	Solar House Clippings	1947
50	2	Solidarity House	1951-1954
50	3	Statues in Washington DC	undated
50	4	Steel Frame House	1935-1947
50	5-6	Tuscan Girl Fountain	1965-1971
50	7	University of Connecticut Law School	undated
50	8-9	Wright, Frank Lloyd	1938-1951

Series VI. Biographical Materials, 1933-1978Return to Top

Container(s)		Description	Dates
Box
50		Articles about Stonorov	1943-1978
	Folder
51	1-7	Awards and Certificates	1948-1972
51	8-11	Death of Stonorov	1970
51	12	Exhibit on Stonorov	1971
51	13	Marriage of Oscar Stonorov	undated
51	14	Memberships	1933-1941
51	15-17	Memorial Service Notes	1970
51	18	Personal Data	undated
51 and 62	19	Photographs of Stonorov	undated
63-64		Photographs:
Box	Folder
63		Oscar Stonorov (O.S.) photographs - personal and with others	1950-1969
63		Random photos, Stonorov (Oscar Stonorov, sculpture, buildings, shows/exhibits, friends and family)	1945-1970
63		Better Phila Exhibit	1947-1961
63		FLLW show/exhibit	1950-1959
63		Self- help housing for Society of Friends	1952
63		Fountain for Phila competition	undated
63		Rudolf Serkin sculpture	undated
63		Mr. Stonorov departing	1965
63		Westfield, Camden, New Jersey	undated
63		Show about OS, Moore College of Art by Alley Friends	1970-1971
63		The Bathers Fountain, Stephen College since been moved?	1967
63		Portrait: Oscar Stonorov, by Harris & Ewing-Washington D.C.	1925-1935
63-64		Photographs miscellaneous (Oscar Stonorov, sculpture, buildings, shows/exhibits, friends and family)	1940-1970
	Folder
51	20	Registration	1935-1942
51	21	Resumes	undated

Archives West Finding Aid

Table of Contents

Oscar Stonorov papers, 1912-1978 (bulk 1929-1970)

Overview of the Collection

Historical NoteReturn to Top

Content DescriptionReturn to Top

Use of the CollectionReturn to Top

Restrictions on Use

Restrictions on Use

Preferred Citation

Alternative Forms Available

Administrative InformationReturn to Top

Arrangement

Related Materials

Acquisition Information

Processing Note

Detailed Description of the CollectionReturn to Top

Series I. Architectural Practice Files, 1930-1970Return to Top

Series II. Correspondence, 1929-1972Return to Top

Series III. Writings and Speeches by Stonorov, 1930-1967Return to Top

Series IV. Professional Association Materials, 1933-1967Return to Top

Series V. Subject Files, 1912-1971Return to Top

Series VI. Biographical Materials, 1933-1978Return to Top

Names and SubjectsReturn to Top

Subject Terms

Personal Names

Corporate Names

Geographical Names

Other Creators

Personal Names

Processed by Laura Jackson
2010

Archives West Finding Aid

Table of Contents

Oscar Stonorov papers, 1912-1978 (bulk 1929-1970)

Overview of the Collection

Historical NoteReturn to Top

Content DescriptionReturn to Top

Use of the CollectionReturn to Top

Restrictions on Use

Restrictions on Use

Preferred Citation

Alternative Forms Available

Administrative InformationReturn to Top

Arrangement

Related Materials

Acquisition Information

Processing Note

Detailed Description of the CollectionReturn to Top

Series I. Architectural Practice Files, 1930-1970Return to Top

Series II. Correspondence, 1929-1972Return to Top

Series III. Writings and Speeches by Stonorov, 1930-1967Return to Top

Series IV. Professional Association Materials, 1933-1967Return to Top

Series V. Subject Files, 1912-1971Return to Top

Series VI. Biographical Materials, 1933-1978Return to Top

Names and SubjectsReturn to Top

Subject Terms

Personal Names

Corporate Names

Geographical Names

Other Creators

Personal Names

Processed by Laura Jackson2010

Processed by Laura Jackson
2010