The beginnings of the Fulton Bag and Cotton Mills can be traced
to Atlanta in 1868,
when Jacob Elsas, an immigrant of German Jewish descent who had
recently arrived in
Atlanta from Cincinnati, began work in the city in the rag, paper, and hide business.
Elsas soon recognized the need of his and other area businesses for cloth and paper
containers to house their goods. Within two or three years Elsas had switched to the
new business of manufacturing cloth and paper bags and had joined forces with fellow
German Jewish immigrant Isaac May. In January 1872, the new company
became known as
Elsas, May and Company. Located in the former Atlanta slave market
house, the company
expanded during the 1870s; by the end of the decade, the firm consisted of a bleachery,
print shop, and bag mill, and it employed between 100 and 160 workers, including women
and children.
After receiving financial backing from Cincinnati banker Lewis Seasongood, the company
began construction of a new complex of buildings on the south side of the Georgia Railroad
line, east of downtown. By 1881 the company had become known as the Fulton Cotton Spinning
Company, adding a bag factory to the new site in 1882. By the end of the 1880s the
partnership between Jacob Elsas and Isaac May had
discontinued. One part of the company
evolved into the Elsas, May Paper Company and the other, led by
Jacob Elsas and incorporated
in 1889, became the Fulton Bag and Cotton Mill Company.
Within a few years Fulton Bag and Cotton Mill Company had
outgrown the capacity of the
existing buildings, resulting in the construction of a second mill on the Atlanta site
in
1895, with more than 40,000 spindles. A third mill added 50,000 additional spindles by
1907.
In addition, a neighboring village with housing for the mill workers was well
established by
the turn of the twentieth century. Bag plants in New Orleans and St. Louis were bought
during the 1890s, and mills in New York and Dallas began operation in the early years
of
the twentieth century. Additional plants in Minneapolis and Kansas City were established
during and after World War I, and a plant in Denver was added in 1945, at the end of
World War II. Expansion of the Atlanta plant also continued throughout the first half of
the twentieth century: Offices, two picker buildings, and several warehouses were
constructed during these years, and the Jacob
Elsas Clinic and Nursery was established in the early 1940s.
Despite the early prosperity of the Fulton Bag and Cotton Mills,
the company was troubled by periods of labor unrest. A wage dispute resulted in a
two-day strike in
November 1885. A second brief strike occurred in August 1897, when white workers
protested the hiring of black women. The 1897 strike was settled after five days. A
lengthier strike took place in 1914-1915, triggered by management's disapproval of the
growing efforts among the workers to join the United Textile Workers.
Besides the issue
of unionization, the strikers demanded an increase in wages, a 54-hour work week, and a
decrease in the use of child labor. The strike gained national notoriety when it drew the
attention of the newly formed U.S. Commission on Industrial Relations, who sent
representatives
to Atlanta to gather testimonies in March 1915. The strike ultimately failed in May of that
year.
Many of Jacob Elsas' large family assumed management roles in Atlanta as well as in
the other locations of the company. After his retirement at age 70, Jacob turned over
the Presidency of the firm to his son Oscar in 1914. Sons Victor, Louis, and David
worked in New Orleans, New York, and Dallas, respectively. Another son, Benjamin,
succeeded Oscar as President in 1924. In 1942 a grandson, Norman Elsas,
assumed the Presidency of the firm, followed by a second grandson,
William Elsas, who served briefly
as President in 1950. Following William's sudden death,
Clarence Elsas, also a grandson,
took over the Presidency in 1951. Clarence Elsas served as
President until 1956, and
again held the position from 1960 to 1968.
Jacob Elsas played an instrumental role in the founding of the
Georgia Institute of
Technology. He became one of the early customers of the Georgia Tech shops,
and he
enrolled his son Oscar at the school for two years. Other family members, including
Jacob's grandson William, also attended Tech. Elsas' activities also extended to
philanthropy, particularly in the support of the Grand Opera House,
the Hebrew Orphan's
Home, and Grady Hospital in Atlanta. The elder Elsas died
in 1931.
Changes in packaging after World War II sparked changes within the company. Products
such as multiwall paper bags, canvas goods, osnaburgs and barrier materials replaced
some of the old products, to respond to the new market opportunities presented in the
postwar era. In 1956, Eastern and Midwestern investors bought controlling interest in the
company, the nine bag manufacturing companies were sold, and in 1960 the parent company
became Fulton Industries Inc. The Atlanta mill, which remained known
as Fulton Cotton Mill,
continued in operation under the management of Elsas family members until 1968. In that
year Fulton Industries Inc. was sold to
Allied Products Corporation. Fulton Cotton Mill's
last President, Meno Schoenbach, served in that position from 1971 until 1978, the
year the Atlanta mill finally closed its doors.
In 1997 Aederhold Properties redeveloped the historic
Fulton Cotton Mill in Atlanta
into a mixed-income community of 182 loft apartments.
The architectural drawings in this collection document the
design and construction of most of the major buildings of the
Atlanta site of Fulton Bag and Cotton Mills, as well as its machinery and equipment. The
collection also contains drawings of the housing in the Atlanta mill village, as well as
some drawings from other Fulton Bag sites, including Dallas and New Orleans. SERIES 1 consists of maps of the Atlanta mill and factory buildings and site plans for the village, including maps of the Atlanta mill
and factory buildings, mostly dating from the early stages
of its history, and site maps of the mill village. SERIES 2 contains drawings of the buildings in the mill village, including drawings of various house plans. Most of the blueprints are drawings
of floor plans, elevations,
foundations, and
structural details of the houses. SERIES 3, the largest of the series, consists of blueprints for most of the buildings that were constructed on the Atlanta site. Some of these drawings date back to the late nineteenth century. SERIES 4 includes designs of a variety of machinery and equipment for the Atlanta mill. SERIES 5 contains drawings from other Fulton Bag mills including those in Dallas, New Orleans, Denver and Minneapolis. SERIES 6 is made up of a few drawings of the personal residences of Jacob and Norman Elsas.
Architects whose names figure prominently in the drawings include Shand and Lafaye (Columbia,
SC), Smith Whaley (Boston), and Lockwood Greene (Atlanta and Columbia), particularly
for those dating from 1895 to about the second decade of the twentieth century. Later, the
Atlanta architectural firm A.K. Adams is well represented.
For further details on each series and subseries, see the detailed description below.
The drawings within each series are grouped into folders and arranged by size. For ease of access,
the folders are normally listed alphabetically by folder title.
Some parts of the collection may be restricted because of
the size or condition of the originals. Please consult one
of the archivists to obtain permission to access these parts of the collection. Some
drawings may require a 24- to 48-hour waiting period before they can be retrieved.
Permission to publish materials from this collection must be obtained
from the Head of Archives and Special Collections.
The manuscript materials and photographs in this collection have been processed
separately. See
the finding aids for the Fulton Bag and Cotton Mills records (MS #004) and the
Fulton Bag and Cotton Mills photographs
(VAM #004) to access these materials.
Oversize drawings (those greater than 36" x 48") are stored separately and
labeled as folio drawings.
Architecture--Designs and plans--Working drawings.
Blueprints.
Commercial buildings--Georgia--Atlanta.
Elsas, Norman.
Jacob Elsas family.
Neighborhood--Georgia--Atlanta.
Textile industry--Georgia--Atlanta.
Textile machinery.
Because of their age and condition, many of the drawings in
this collection are very fragile. Some of the most fragile drawings have been removed for
treatment and/or scanning. Removal sheets for the removed drawings are placed in the
appropriate folders. Careful handling of all the materials in this collection is required.
Please cite [Drawing Title, Folder Title, Series and Subseries Title,] Fulton Bag and
Cotton Mills Architectural Drawings (VAMD #004), Archives, Library and Information Center,
Georgia Institute of Technology.
Accession Number: 1985.0801 (old number: 1985-08-01). This collection was acquired from the Fulton
Cotton Mill in Atlanta in 1985.
Christine D. de Catanzaro completed the partial finding aid in October 2005,
with the assistance of Grayson Cason and Valerie Ellis.
November 2006: Updated to include all architectural drawings in the collection (original partial finding aid completed October 2005).
May 2007: About fifty additional folio drawings (ca. 4.32 cubic feet) added.
A print copy of this finding aid is available in the Georgia Tech Archives
reading room.
The drawings in this collection were apparently originally organized according to a
system, as many of the drawings are labelled with drawer numbers. In processing the
collection, it was not feasible to reproduce the original storage system. However, the
original drawing labels guided the organization wherever possible.
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SERIES 1:
Atlanta site plans,
1895-1942;
undated.
6.48 cubic feet
(3 flat file drawers)
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SERIES 1, Subseries 1:
Factory site plans,
1895-1940;
undated.
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SERIES 1, Subseries 1 consists of maps of the Atlanta mill
and factory buildings, mostly dating from the early stages
of its history. Among the most significant drawings in this small subseries is the
selection of
insurance maps, which show the layout of mill buildings and document the growth and
development of
the Atlanta mill during the first three decades of the twentieth century.
Some of the insurance maps also show the location of the various functions
(such as carding,
spinning, and weaving) that took
place on each floor of each of the factory buildings. A few blueprints of the mill site
and plats of the railway and roads also form part of this subseries.
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Atlanta mill,
undated
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Factory and yard maps,
1918;
undated
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Foundation, grounding, fence plan,
April 15, 1930
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Fourth and sixth ward (Piedmont and North Avenue)
(including names of occupants),
February 1920
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Insurance maps: Factory and yard,
1904-1929;
undated
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Insurance maps: Factory and yard,
1919-1925;
undated
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Insurance specifications for fire protection,
1918-1921
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Landscape, sewer details (cross-section) (FRAGILE),
January 1921
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Plat: Location of buildings and finished grades (FRAGILE),
April 6, 1895
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Plat: Widening of Old Flat Shoals Road,
March 7, 1931
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Railway: Plat of tracks A. and W.P.R.R.,
January 16, 1930
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Railway maps,
1923-1940
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Right of way and track; underpass (proposed),
1918;
1944
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Street maps and topography,
1907;
1922-1930
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Topographic maps,
1917-1919
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SERIES 1, Subseries 2:
Mill village site plans,
1903-1942;
undated.
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SERIES 1, Subseries 2 is mainly made up of site maps of
the mill village. Some of these feature the entire village and factory site, while
others focus on one or two of the numbered properties into which the village was divided. Some
indicate the owners or occupants of the properties.
Also part of this subseries are two significant text documents:
The first is a 1927 list of rents and property valuations for the village properties;
the second, dating from around 1920, lists owners or occupants of several Atlanta city
blocks in the area directly south of the Fulton Bag mill. The
maps in this subseries document especially well the layout of the village during the late 1910s and 1920s.
For blueprints of house designs and other structures in the village, see Series 2.
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Excavation maps,
1903-1929
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List of owners or occupants: Blocks 287-357,
ca. 1920
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List of rent and property valuations,
1927
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Maps,
June 5, 1933
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Maps: Various (includes names of occupants),
1918-1934
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Maps: Various,
undated
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Property map,
April 20, 1920
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Property maps (including names of occupants),
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Folder
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Property maps: Mill and village,
1915-1942
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Property maps: Mill and village,
1915
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Folder
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Property maps: Mill and village (partial),
June 5, 1933
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Folder
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Property maps: Mill and village,
November 1918
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Drawer
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Folder
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Property #2 maps,
1914;
1941
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Folder
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8a
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Property #2 maps: Mill and village,
1914
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Property #4 maps,
1914-1932
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Property #6 grade,
August 1, 1925
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Folder
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8a
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Property #7 maps,
1925;
1940
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Property #9 map,
November 1919
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Folder
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Property #10, 11 map,
July 25, 1925
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Folder
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Road construction plans,
January 1921
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3b
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Sanborn map (FRAGILE),
undated
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Sewer maps: Various,
1919-1922
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Survey and maps: Tracts 1-5,
1942
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Surveys and plats,
1918-1942
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Folder
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Topographical maps and excavation plans,
1917-1919
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Topography: Mill and village,
1928
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Village plans,
1919
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SERIES 2:
Atlanta mill village,
1916-1948;
undated.
10.8 cubic feet
(5 flat file drawers)
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SERIES 2 contains blueprints and other architectural
drawings of
the buildings in the Atlanta mill village. Most of the blueprints are drawings
of floor plans, elevations,
foundations, and
structural details of the houses, which were categorized into lettered house types
(such as House Type
"A," House Type "B," and so on). Also included in this series are plans for a
store building, renovations to the laundry
building, and blueprints of the nursery and a tenement house. One other significant
group of drawings is the
set of blueprints for a YMCA recreation center, planned in 1917-1918 for
Property 8, in the block
bordered by East Fair, Chastain, Woodward, and Pearl Streets. This recreation center,
which was
to
have included gymnasiums, an auditorium, and an athletic field, was
apparently never built.
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Bathroom plans: Moved houses (Berean Avenue and Iswald Street),
July 15, 1927
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Clinic and nursery building,
1942-1947
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Development: Second block on railway looking east (watercolor; artist's
rendering),
April 1925
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House floor plans (Carroll Street),
April 17, 1917
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House floor plans (110 Estoria Street),
March 26, 1948
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House floor plans,
undated
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House for employees floor plan,
June 24, 1919
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House plans,
1940-1942
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House plans,
undated
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House plans,
undated
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House Type A floor plans,
1924-1925
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House Types A,B,C,CC,E,F,G,H,I,K floor plans (tissue paper),
1924-1925
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House: Concrete bases (South Blvd.) (brown paper pencil sketches),
September 1916
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Houses: Proposed remodeling,
December 16, 1947
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Houses: Three bedroom units (Estoria Street) (proposed),
undated
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Laundry Building conversion (proposed),
August 9, 1926
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Plot and foundation plan (110 Estoria),
March 26, 1948
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Plot and foundation plan (127 Pearl),
January 2, 1948
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Property #2: Bathrooms, foundation, floor plan,
August 21, 1931
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Property #4: Floor plan (proposed alterations),
March 29, 1932
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Property #4: Map, plans for House Types A,B,C,F,G,H,
October 4, 1924
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Property #4: Store (E. Fair and South Blvd.) floor plans,
May 1928
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8c
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Property #4: House Type N,
July 14, 1927
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Property #4: House Type H,
August 1927
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Folder
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8b
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Property #4: House Types M,N foundation, root, and floor plans,
August 12, 1927
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Village Maps,
June 5, 1933
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Property #9: Proposed houses,
October 22, 1919
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Folder
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Reinhardt St. house specifications (note only),
undated
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Folder
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8c
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Residence for Secretary of Social Welfare,
January 1918
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Store building,
July 30, 1919
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Tenement house floor plans,
January 1918
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Tenement house floor plans,
May 1918
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Wesley House,
1918-1942
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YMCA: Elevations, floor plans (matted drawings),
undated
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YMCA: Electrical,
1917
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YMCA[?]: Grandstand,
1918;
May 1936
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YMCA: Maps,
January 1918
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YMCA: Plans,
1917
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Folder
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8d
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YMCA: Plans,
June 25, 1917
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YMCA: Plans,
1917-1918
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YMCA: Preliminary Study for Block Eight (color drawing),
April 13, 1917
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YMCA: Property grades (pencil and pen on brown paper),
February 1920
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SERIES 3:
Atlanta mill buildings,
1889-1952.
64.80 cubic feet
(29 flat file drawers and Oversize)
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Scope and Content
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SERIES 3 consists of blueprints of various buildings
at the Atlanta site. Especially significant in this large series of drawings are the groups of
blueprints of the first mill buildings. Included in this series are groups of drawings
from 1895 of Mill No. 1, 1903 drawings of Mill No. 2, 1905 blueprints of the office building,
and 1889 drawings of the machine shop. Other early blueprints of the bag factory, power plant, storehouse,
seven-story warehouse (Warehouse No. 6), cloth storehouse, and waste mill (or waste house) also
form part of this series. In many cases these drawings feature floor and foundation
plans, machinery plans, details of machinery and internal and external structures, and
systems plans for heating,
cooling, piping and wiring. Some drawings of proposed and actual alterations to each
of
these structures are also often available.
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Folder
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FOLIO
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Bag factory,
1952
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Bag factory: Building details,
1907-1916
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Bag factory: Cutting,
1926-1939
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Bag factory: Drums, press changes,
1921-1923
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Bag factory: Floor plan, presses,
1900-1905
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Bag factory: Floor plans -- Stereotype room,
1912;
revised 1918
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Bag factory: Floor plans -- Basement (FRAGILE),
undated
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Bag factory: Floor plans,
1912;
revised 1917
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Bag factory: Floor plans,
1918-1926
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Bag factory: Floor plans (FRAGILE),
April 1910
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Bag factory: Floor plans (linen) (FRAGILE),
April 1910
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3f
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Bag factory: Gears, general,
1925-1938
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Bag factory: Guard for bag bottomer,
1925
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Bag factory: Machinery (FRAGILE),
1912;
1932-1938
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Bag factory: Multi-color attachment,
1924
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Bag factory: Press parts, details (brown paper),
1911-1913
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Bag factory: Press parts,
1925-1938
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Bag factory: Press parts (FRAGILE),
March 1928
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Bag factory: Press parts,
1935
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Bag factory: Press parts, hydraulic press,
1935-1940
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Bag factory: Pump,
1922
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Bag factory: Sewing and patching,
1923-1928
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Bag factory: Sewing machine layout (proposed) (FRAGILE),
1925
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Bag factory: Various parts,
1894-1942
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Bag factory: Various parts,
undated
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Bag factory: Baling press,
1908-1927
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Bag factory: Building plans,
1910-1926
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Bag factory: Building details,
1910-1926
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Bag factory: Building details,
1907-1913
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Bag factory: Machinery,
1910-1931;
undated
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Bag factory: Machinery,
1915-1948
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Bag factory: Mechanical,
1910-1938
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Bag factory: Mechanical bag turner,
1922-1931
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Bag factory: Mechanical bag turner (proposed),
undated
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Bag factory: Press parts,
1935
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Bag factory: Winding machine,
1925-1926
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Bag factory: Winding machine (proposed),
undated
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Bleachery: Artist's rendering (pencil sketch) (FRAGILE),
1912
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Bleachery: Elevations (drawing),
undated
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Bleachery: Floor plans,
1919;
undated
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Bleachery: Machinery design,
November 15, 1901
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Bleachery: Rope drive,
1896
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Bleachery: Transverse section (transparency),
March 1, 1896
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Bleachery: Transverse section -- First, second, and
third floors,
1896;
undated
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Bleachery: Wiring,
1934
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Bleachery: Building plans,
1896-1923
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Bleachery: Building plans (proposed),
undated
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Folder
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FOLIO
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Bleachery: Finishing,
1951
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Bleachery: Mezzanine plans,
1941
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3 |
Bleachery: Piping and wiring,
1934
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5 |
Bleachery: Sections and elevations,
1896
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Drawer
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Folder
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4c
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1 |
Bleachery: Equipment details,
1947-1952
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2 |
Bleachery: Machinery details (1 of 2),
1914-1936
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3 |
Bleachery: Machinery details (2 of 2),
1914-1936
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4 |
Bleachery: Machinery details (proposed),
undated
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5 |
Bleachery: Machinery floorplan,
1919-1942
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Drawer
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Folder
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3g
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3 |
Cafeteria,
June 1940
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Drawer
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Folder
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3h
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4 |
Machine shop,
1889-1940
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4a |
Machine shop,
1897-1907
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1 |
Mill No. 1: Additions to present mill,
June 1903
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Drawer
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Folder
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FOLIO
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9 |
Mill No. 1: Conveyor study and proposal,
undated
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Drawer
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Folder
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3h
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1a |
Mill No. 1: Drawings,
1895
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5 |
Mill No. 1: Details,
April 6, 1895
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6 |
Mill No. 1: Electrical prints,
November-December 1932
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7 |
Mill No. 1: Elevations,
April 6, 1895
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2 |
Mill No. 1: Fan for opener room,
1914-1942
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8 |
Mill No. 1: Floor plans,
1896-1927
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Drawer
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Folder
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3i
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2 |
Mill No. 1: Floor plans,
May 1900
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3 |
Mill No. 1: Floor plans,
1900-1931
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Drawer
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Folder
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3h
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9 |
Mill No. 1: Floor plans,
1918-1923
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10 |
Mill No. 1: Floor plans -- piping and wiring,
1911;
June 1927
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11 |
Mill No. 1: Front elevation,
May 24, 1900
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Drawer
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Folder
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3i
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1 |
Mill No. 1: Machinery details (brown paper),
1912-1923
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4 |
Mill No. 1: Machinery details,
1903;
1918-1939
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Drawer
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Folder
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FOLIO
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19 |
Mill No. 1: Proposal A,
1928
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Drawer
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Folder
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3h
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12 |
Mill No. 1: Tower,
1895;
1903
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3 |
Mill No. 1: Warner and Swasey loom layout,
1949-1950
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Drawer
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Folder
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4d
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3 |
Mill No. 1: Building details,
1931;
1942
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4 |
Mill No. 1: Humidifier piping,
1918;
1926;
1942
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6 |
Mill No. 1: Plans (proposed),
1903;
undated
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5 |
Mill No. 1: Study,
undated
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1 |
Mill No. 1: Supplies,
1917-1924
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2 |
Mill No. 1: Supplies,
1925
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Drawer
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Folder
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3j
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2 |
Mill No. 2: Details, elevations,
1903
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3 |
Mill No. 2: Elevations,
1903
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4 |
Mill No. 2: Floor plans,
1903
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5 |
Mill No. 2: Floor plans (FRAGILE),
1903
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1 |
Mill No. 2: Floor plans,
1907-1910;
1918-1934
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6 |
Mill No. 2: Floor plans, details,
1903
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7 |
Mill No. 2: Floor plans, lighting, sprinklers (FRAGILE),
1903-1907;
1921
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8 |
Mill No. 2: Floor plans, machinery plans (blueprints and pencil sketches),
1903-1918;
undated
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Drawer
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Folder
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3k
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6b |
Mill No. 2: Heating and cooling, fan room,
1907;
1936
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7 |
Mill No. 2: Humidifier systems,
1903;
1935
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1 |
Mill No. 2: Lighting, building alterations,
1903;
1922
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8 |
Mill No. 2: Lighting, wiring, sprinklers,
1903;
1923-1932
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2 |
Mill No. 2: Locker rooms,
1918
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3 |
Mill No. 2: Machinery details (FRAGILE),
1903-1904;
1913-1936
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4 |
Mill No. 2: Machinery, piping and wiring,
1909;
undated
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9 |
Mill No. 2: Piping and wiring, sprinklers (FRAGILE),
1903;
1927
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5 |
Mill No. 2: Preliminary power wiring,
December 12, 1932
undated
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6 |
Mill No. 2: Preliminary sketches -- Fifth floor,
1925
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Drawer
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Folder
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4e
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1 |
Mill No. 2: Supplies,
1925
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2 |
Mill No. 2 annex: Machinery plans,
1927-1928
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Drawer
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Folder
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3k
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6a |
Mill No. 3: Proposals, machinery,
1903-1927
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Drawer
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Folder
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3l
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1 |
Office: Air conditioning plans,
1937
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2 |
Office: Alterations,
1912-1917
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3 |
Office: Alterations,
1921-1933
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4 |
Office: Alterations,
1940-1942
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5 |
Office: Alterations (FRAGILE),
1951
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6 |
Office: Alterations (FRAGILE),
1951
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7 |
Office: Alterations, heating and cooling,
1923-1929
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8 |
Office: Alterations (pencil sketches),
1932-1934
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9 |
Office: Alterations (FRAGILE),
1912-1927;
undated
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Drawer
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Folder
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3m
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2 |
Office: Details,
March-August 1905
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3 |
Office: Details,
March-August 1905
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4 |
Office: Elevations, sections,
January-February 1905
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5 |
Office: Floor plans,
September 1904
|
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1 |
Office: Floor plans, systems,
1905
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1a |
Office: Heating and cooling (pencil sketch) (FRAGILE),
undated
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1b |
Office: Heating specifications (text),
July 13, 1933
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6 |
Office: Systems (sprinklers, heating, piping),
1905
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1c |
Office: Telephone exchange (proposed) (pencil sketch),
May 1927
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1d |
Office: Vault,
1904
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Drawer
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Folder
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3n
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1 |
Picker building (Mill No. 1): Foundation plan,
undated
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7 |
Picker building (Mill No. 1): Machinery,
1926
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2 |
Picker building (Mill No. 1): Machinery floor plan,
October 1911
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3 |
Picker building (Mill No. 1): Wiring elevations of fence,
1909;
undated
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Drawer
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Folder
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4g
|
1 |
Picker building (Mil1 No. 1): Building plans,
undated
|
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2 |
Picker building (Mill No. 1): Building plans,
undated
|
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3 |
Picker building (Mill No. 1): Building plans,
1907-1918
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7 |
Picker building (Mill No. 1): Building plans,
1907-1909
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4 |
Picker building (Mill No. 1): Building plans,
1919
|
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5 |
Picker building (Mill No. 1): First and second floor plans,
undated
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6 |
Picker building (Mill No. 1): Piping,
1909
|
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7 |
Picker building (Mill No. 1): Piping and wiring,
undated
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Drawer
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Folder
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4f
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1 |
Picker building (Mill No. 1): Machinery,
undated
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2 |
Picker building (Mill No. 1): Machinery,
1909-1918
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3 |
Picker building (Mill No. 1): Machinery,
1921-1934
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4 |
Picker building (Mill No. 1): Machinery and loom parts,
1917-1941
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5 |
Picker building (Mill No. 1): Machinery (proposed),
undated
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Drawer
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Folder
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4g
|
7 |
Picker building (Mill No. 2),
1906-1940
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Drawer
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Folder
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3n
|
1a |
Picker building (Mill No. 2): Condenser,
1939-1940
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4 |
Picker building (Mill No. 2): Machinery,
1895-1906;
1917-1941
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5 |
Picker building (Mill No. 2): Machinery, floor plans (pencil
sketches),
1921;
1941
|
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6 |
Picker building (Mill No. 2): Second floor,
1919;
revised 1927
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Drawer
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Folder
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FOLIO
|
6 |
Picker room No. 1,
1926
|
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18 |
Picker room No. 1: Machinery,
1926;
1938
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8 |
Picker room No. 1 and No. 2: Proposal,
undated
|
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|
11 |
Power plant,
undated
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Drawer
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Folder
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1j
|
5 |
Power plant,
1895;
1904;
1921
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4 |
Power plant,
November 1907
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Drawer
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Folder
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1i
|
12 |
Power plant: Boiler room,
1911-1926;
1940
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Drawer
|
Folder
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1k
|
1 |
Power plant: Boiler room,
1911-1922;
1940
|
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Drawer
|
Folder
|
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1j
|
7 |
Power plant: Boiler room,
1921-1922
|
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Drawer
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Folder
|
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1i
|
4 |
Power plant: Boiler room (Ash conveyor/coal handling)--Seam piping,
1907;
1922
|
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5 |
Power plant: Boiler room (Ash conveyor/coal handling)--Seam piping,
1907;
1922
|
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1 |
Power plant: Boiler room--B.R. columns,
December 1939
|
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6 |
Power plant: Boiler room--Boilers 1 and 2 details,
1936
|
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Drawer
|
Folder
|
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1j
|
8 |
Power plant: Boiler room--Boilers 1 and 2 details,
1935-1939
|
|
|
9 |
Power plant: Boiler room--Boilers and stokers,
1906;
1939
|
|
|
10 |
Power plant: Boiler room--Building details,
1916;
1920-1925
|
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Drawer
|
Folder
|
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1i
|
7 |
Power plant: Boiler room--Building details,
1940
|
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Drawer
|
Folder
|
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1k
|
2 |
Power plant: Boiler room--Building plans,
1920-1922
|
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Drawer
|
Folder
|
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1i
|
9 |
Power plant: Boiler room--Building plans,
1920-1925
|
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8 |
Power plant: Boiler room--Building plans,
1940
|
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|
10 |
Power plant: Boiler room--Machinery parts,
1940;
undated
|
|
|
11 |
Power plant: Boiler room--Piping and wiring,
1933
|
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13 |
Power plant: Boiler room plans,
August 1939-June 1940
|
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Drawer
|
Folder
|
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1j
|
1 |
Power plant: Boiler room plans--Fans,
November 1939-April 1940
|
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Drawer
|
Folder
|
|
1k
|
1a |
Power plant: Boiler room (pencil sketches) (FRAGILE),
1946
|
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Drawer
|
Folder
|
|
1j
|
11 |
Power plant: Boiler room--Sections and elevations,
1895;
1922
|
|
|
12 |
Power plant: Boiler room--Stokers,
1917-1936
|
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Drawer
|
Folder
|
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1i
|
2 |
Power plant: Boiler room--Stokers and boilers,
1906;
1917-1918;
1927
|
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Drawer
|
Folder
|
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FOLIO
|
1 |
Power plant: Chimney drawing,
April 1895
|
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Drawer
|
Folder
|
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1k
|
3 |
Power plant: Coal handling systems,
1903;
1922-1926
|
|
Drawer
|
Folder
|
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1j
|
2 |
Power plant: Coal handling systems,
1939-1946
|
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Drawer
|
Folder
|
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1k
|
4 |
Power plant: Coal handling systems,
1939;
1945-1946
|
|
Drawer
|
Folder
|
|
FOLIO
|
2 |
Power plant: Fan room and boiler house;
turbine room,
1895;
1922
|
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Drawer
|
Folder
|
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1k
|
5 |
Power plant: Floor plans,
March 31, 1927
|
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Drawer
|
Folder
|
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1j
|
3 |
Power plant: Mill No. 2 boiler room,
1940
|
|
Drawer
|
Folder
|
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1i
|
3 |
Power plant: Miscellaneous buildings,
1950;
undated
|
|
Drawer
|
Folder
|
|
1k
|
6 |
Power plant: Plat, engine house and turbine room changes
,
1895;
1922
|
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Drawer
|
Folder
|
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1j
|
6 |
Power plant: Steam power plant,
1922
|
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Drawer
|
Folder
|
|
1k
|
7 |
Power plant: Steel reinforcement plan,
September 2, 1903
|
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Drawer
|
Folder
|
|
FOLIO
|
3 |
Power plant: Switch room,
1913
|
|
Drawer
|
Folder
|
|
4h
|
1 |
Power plant: Boiler room piping,
1926;
1936
|
|
|
2 |
Power plant: Building plans,
February 6, 1922
|
|
|
3 |
Power plant: Building plans,
1920-1929
|
|
|
4 |
Power plant: Piping and wiring,
1923-1930
|
|
Drawer
|
Folder
|
|
4i
|
1 |
Power plant: Cooling tower (1 of 2),
1906-1929;
1951
undated
|
|
|
2 |
Power plant: Cooling tower (2 of 2),
1906-1929;
undated
|
|
|
3 |
Power plant: Proposals,
undated
|
|
|
4 |
Power plant: Switchboard and generator,
1901-1930
|
|
Drawer
|
Folder
|
|
4j
|
2 |
Power plant: Heaters and condensers machinery (1 of 2),
1900-1940
|
|
|
3 |
Power plant: Heaters and condensers machinery (2 of 2),
1900-1940
|
|
|
4 |
Power plant: Machinery,
1902-1928
|
|
|
6 |
Power plant: Machinery,
1926
|
|
|
1 |
Power plant: Machinery layout,
1951
|
|
|
5 |
Power plant: Pump,
1906-1935
|
|
Drawer
|
Folder
|
|
4k
|
2 |
Power plant: Circuit changes (Mill No. 1 and No. 2),
May 19, 1949
|
|
|
3 |
Power plant: Electric motor locations (Mill No. 1),
May 12, 1948
|
|
|
4 |
Power plant: Electric motor locations (Mill No. 1 picker building
and Mill No. 2),
May 11, 1948;
May 13, 1948
|
|
|
5 |
Power plant: Electric motor locations (Mill No. 2 picker building),
May 12, 1948
|
|
|
6 |
Power plant: Electric motor locations (Mill No. 2 basement and bag
factory),
May 12, 1948
|
|
|
7 |
Power plant: Electric motor locations (Mill No. 3, bleachery
and machine shop),
May 12, 1948
|
|
|
8 |
Power plant: Electric motor locations (turbine, boiler rooms and
Lining Department),
May 12, 1948
|
|
|
9 |
Power plant: Electric motor locations (Warehouse No. 4
and laundry),
May 12, 1948;
May 13, 1948
|
|
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10 |
Power plant: Electric motor locations (Warehouse No. 5 and No. 6),
May 12, 1948;
May 13, 1948
|
|
|
11 |
Power Plant: Electric motor locations (Warehouse No. 7 and No. 8),
May 12, 1948
|
|
|
12 |
Power plant: Generator,
1936
|
|
|
1 |
Power plant: Power substation,
May 1930
|
|
|
13 |
Power plant: Various drawings,
1940
|
|
|
14 |
Power plant: Various drawings,
1938-1941
|
|
|
15 |
Power plant: Various drawings,
1895-1912;
1941;
undated
|
|
Drawer
|
Folder
|
|
4l
|
1 |
Storage room,
1948-1952
|
|
Drawer
|
Folder
|
|
3o
|
1 |
Storehouse (cloth storehouse),
September 13, 1899
|
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Drawer
|
Folder
|
|
4l
|
2 |
Switch room and opener room,
1948-1951
|
|
Drawer
|
Folder
|
|
3o
|
1a |
Unidentified building (pencil sketch),
undated
|
|
Drawer
|
Folder
|
|
4l
|
3 |
Various building drawings,
1940;
1949;
undated
|
|
Drawer
|
Folder
|
|
FOLIO
|
22 |
Warehouse and picker building: Site drawings, fire door detail fittings,
undated
|
|
Drawer
|
Folder
|
|
3o
|
2 |
Warehouse No. 2, Warehouse No. 3: Struts, truss bars,
1948;
1952
|
|
|
3 |
Warehouse No. 6 (seven-story warehouse): Longitudinal section,
April 29, 1909
|
|
|
4 |
Warehouse No. 6 (seven-story warehouse): Office and warehouse
sprinkler system,
undated
|
|
|
10 |
Warehouse No. 6 (seven-story warehouse): Floor plan,
detail section, longitudinal sections,
1905;
undated
|
|
|
11 |
Warehouse No. 6 (seven-story warehouse): Sectional views, steel
framing, electrical floor plans (FRAGILE),
1905;
1916;
1940
|
|
|
5 |
Warehouse No. 8: Electrical wiring plan,
May 1, 1940
|
|
|
1b |
Warehouse No. 8: Various (blueprint transparencies),
1940
|
|
Drawer
|
Folder
|
|
4m
|
1 |
Warehouse No. 6 (seven-story warehouse),
1905-1916;
undated
|
|
|
2 |
Warehouse No. 6 (seven-story warehouse): Building plans,
1905
|
|
Drawer
|
Folder
|
|
4n
|
1 |
Warehouse No. 8: Building plans,
1940
|
|
Drawer
|
Folder
|
|
4o
|
1 |
Warehouse No. 9: Additions,
1947
|
|
|
2 |
Warehouse No. 9 and No. 10: Additions,
1942-1947
|
|
Drawer
|
Folder
|
|
3o
|
6 |
Waste house: Floor plan (basement and second floor),
undated
|
|
|
7 |
Waste house: Machinery plans,
1919-1926
|
|
|
8 |
Waste house (waste mill),
1894-1897
|
|
|
9 |
Waste house (waste mill): Machinery and machinery plans,
1919-1926
|
|
|
12 |
Waste house (waste mill) (pencil sketches),
1913-1920
|
|
SERIES 4:
Atlanta machinery and equipment,
1894-1950.
12.76 cubic feet
(6 flat file drawers)
|
|
Scope and Content
|
| |
SERIES 4 contains selected machinery, equipment,
and systems
designs for the Atlanta mill. For the most part these drawings are not associated with a
particular building. Machinery, equipment, and systems drawings that are associated with a
mill building are found in Series 3. Drawings of loom rolls and spools, heaters, pulleys,
turbines, and some electrical equipment are among the items found in this series.
|
|
Drawer
|
Folder
|
|
FOLIO
|
10 |
Airbag: Turner assembly,
1922
|
|
Drawer
|
Folder
|
|
5c
|
1 |
[Boilers:] Machine plan for #3 boiler,
undated
|
|
Drawer
|
Folder
|
|
5a
|
20 |
Boilers, condensers, turbines and placards,
1936-1937
|
|
Drawer
|
Folder
|
|
5c
|
3 |
Bridges: Details, elevations, wiring,
October-November 1903
|
|
Drawer
|
Folder
|
|
5b
|
1 |
Bridges and conveyors,
1905-1906;
1924-1937;
undated
|
|
Drawer
|
Folder
|
|
5c
|
2 |
Bridges and conveyors,
1895-1900
undated
|
|
Drawer
|
Folder
|
|
5b
|
2 |
[Burners:] Circular burners--Arrangement and assembly,
July-November 1939
|
|
Drawer
|
Folder
|
|
5a
|
19 |
Cleaning and drying details,
1914-1926
|
|
|
1 |
Conveyor study and correspondence,
1913-1923
|
|
Drawer
|
Folder
|
|
5d
|
2 |
Cot assembly machine,
March-May 1931;
1923
|
|
Drawer
|
Folder
|
|
5b
|
3 |
Draw bridge and platform,
1940-1947
|
|
Drawer
|
Folder
|
|
5a
|
2 |
Electric Elevator B: Erecting plan,
September 23, 1909
|
|
Drawer
|
Folder
|
|
5b
|
4 |
Elevator: Beams,
1903
|
|
Drawer
|
Folder
|
|
5a
|
22 |
Engine setting,
August 16, 1895
|
|
|
3 |
Fan guard for steel cooling tower (pencil drawing),
May 1913
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Drawer
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Folder
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5e
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1 |
Four-cylinder multi-color press,
undated
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Drawer
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Folder
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5c
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4 |
[Gears, general machinery:] Detail drawings,
1931;
1938
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5 |
[Heaters:] Arrangement of air heater,
November 17, 1939
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Drawer
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Folder
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5b
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5 |
[Heaters:] Heating apparatus,
July-October 1895
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Drawer
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Folder
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5a
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4 |
[Heaters:] Kier heater,
December 1927;
March 1934
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Drawer
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Folder
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5c
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6 |
[Ironwork:] Details of ironwork, floor fastening and framing,
1909;
undated
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Drawer
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Folder
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5b
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6 |
[Kneading machinery:] Three bbl kneading machine,
October 3, 1896
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Drawer
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Folder
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5e
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2 |
Knuckle joint press,
1904
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Drawer
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Folder
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5a
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5 |
Loom parts,
1918;
1920-1932;
undated
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Drawer
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Folder
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5b
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7 |
Loom parts,
1913-1941
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Drawer
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Folder
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5a
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6 |
Loom parts (pencil sketch),
undated
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Drawer
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Folder
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5c
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7 |
Looms (pencil sketches),
1926;
undated
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Drawer
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Folder
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FOLIO
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15 |
Machinery,
1926
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16 |
Machinery plans,
undated
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Drawer
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Folder
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5a
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7 |
[Magnets:] A.C. brake magnet dimensions,
November 1921
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Drawer
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Folder
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5d
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3 |
Miscellaneous machinery details,
1917-1936;
undated
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Drawer
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Folder
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5a
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8 |
[Motors:] IN225 cartridge-type special motor,
January 6, 1923
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Drawer
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Folder
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5e
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3 |
Multi-color cylinder press,
1925;
1929
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4 |
Multi-color cylinder press,
February 2, 1914;
March 28, 1914
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7 |
Multi-color cylinder press,
1929
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8 |
Multi-color press,
1929-1940
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5 |
Overhead plaiting machine,
1923
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Drawer
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Folder
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FOLIO
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13 |
Piping: High-low pressure,
1948
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5 |
Piping: Steam power piping,
1923
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Drawer
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Folder
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5a
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9 |
[Press:] Drawings,
undated
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10 |
Pressure regulator,
1929;
1933
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Drawer
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Folder
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5b
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8 |
[Pulleys:] The Reeves automatic electric control,
July 25, 1927
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9 |
[Pulverizers:] Pulverized fuel--Foundation, side, front and rear views, sectional plan,
November 1939
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Drawer
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Folder
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5c
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8 |
[Pulverizers:] Pulverizer installation,
December 1939
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Drawer
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Folder
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5a
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11 |
Pumps: 2 1/2 H.W. condensate pump for G.E. turbine,
1923
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Drawer
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Folder
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5b
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10 |
Railway tracks and trestles,
October 1940
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Drawer
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Folder
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5c
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9 |
Railway tracks and trestles,
1919-1940
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Drawer
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Folder
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5a
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12 |
Rolls,
1926-1927
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Drawer
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Folder
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5e
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9 |
Rotary press parts,
1925-1939
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Drawer
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Folder
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5b
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11 |
Sewer details,
1915
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12 |
Sewer (pencil sketch),
undated
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13 |
Sewing machines: Machine No. 2 elevation,
1925
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Drawer
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Folder
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5f
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2 |
Sewing machine,
1924;
undated
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1 |
Sewing machine details,
1924
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3 |
Sewing machine (tissue drawings),
1924;
undated
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Drawer
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Folder
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5b
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14 |
[Sewing machines:] Sewing machine assembly,
February 1925
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Drawer
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Folder
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5d
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1 |
Small mechanical drawings, letters,
1925-1928;
undated
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Drawer
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Folder
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5a
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13 |
Spools,
1924-1927;
undated
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14 |
Stairs detail,
undated
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|
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15 |
Switchboard [electrical],
December 1940-January
1941
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Drawer
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Folder
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5e
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6 |
Toggle baler assembly,
1922-1924
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Drawer
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Folder
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5a
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21 |
Turbine cracks,
1929
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Drawer
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Folder
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5c
|
10 |
[Turbines:] Generators, assembly,
1932;
1936
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Drawer
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Folder
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5a
|
16 |
[Underwriter:] Setting diagram for 18.5 10.25 12Dr. underwriter,
May 13, 1894
|
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17 |
[Valves:] 9" angle valve with bypass,
January 28, 1897
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Drawer
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Folder
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5b
|
15 |
[Valves:] Wheel on throttle valve on 1500kW turbine,
August 31, 1908
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Drawer
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Folder
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5d
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6 |
Various mechanical,
1894-1917;
undated
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|
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7 |
Various mechanical,
1921-1927;
undated
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|
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8 |
Various mechanical,
1933-1937;
undated
|
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Drawer
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Folder
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5a
|
23 |
Various mechanical drawings,
1898-1933;
undated
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Drawer
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Folder
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5b
|
16 |
[Water mangle:] Mycock's patent expander,
1907-1910;
1920-1923
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Drawer
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Folder
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5f
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4 |
Weaving machine details,
1949-1950
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Drawer
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Folder
|
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5d
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4 |
Winding and measuring machine,
undated
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Drawer
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Folder
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5a
|
18 |
Wiring,
1941
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Drawer
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Folder
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5d
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5 |
Wiring diagram of magnetic guider,
April 1, 1931
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SERIES 5:
Other Fulton Bag and Cotton Mills sites,
1906-1953.
23.76 cubic feet
(10 flat file drawers and Oversize)
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Scope and Content
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SERIES 5 consists of drawings from other Fulton Bag mills including
those in Dallas, New Orleans, Denver and Minneapolis, including building details, floor plans, machinery, insurance drawings and in some cases, alterations and additions.
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Drawer
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Folder
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5g
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1 |
Brooklyn: Bag shed,
1926
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2 |
[Brooklyn:] American Sugar Refining Co.,
1949
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3 |
Brooklyn: Insurance drawings,
1922-1924
|
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4 |
Brooklyn: Machinery,
1927
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Drawer
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Folder
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CASE
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1 |
Dallas,
June 1915
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Drawer
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Folder
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5h
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9 |
Dallas: Building details,
1919
undated
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|
11 |
Dallas: Building plans,
1906
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1 |
Dallas: Building plans (folder 1 of 6),
July 1906
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2 |
Dallas: Building plans (folder 2 of 6),
July 1906
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3 |
Dallas: Building plans (folder 3 of 6),
July 1906
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4 |
Dallas: Building plans (folder 4 of 6),
July 1906
|
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5 |
Dallas: Building plans (folder 5 of 6),
July 1906
|
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6 |
Dallas: Building plans (Canvas),
1906-1907
|
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10 |
Dallas: Building plans (folder 6 of 6),
July 1906
|
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7 |
Dallas: Electrical,
1906-1917
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Drawer
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Folder
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FOLIO
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14 |
Dallas: Floor plans,
1947
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Drawer
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Folder
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5h
|
8 |
Dallas: Insurance drawings,
1907
|
|
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12 |
Dallas: Various plans,
1907-1935
undated
|
|
|
13 |
Dallas: Various plans: Buildings and machinery,
1905-1935
undated
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Drawer
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Folder
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5i
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1 |
Dallas: Machinery drawings,
1904-1934
|
|
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2 |
Dallas: Building floor plan,
1948
|
|
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3 |
Dallas: Machinery drawings,
1906-1923
|
|
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4 |
Dallas: Machinery layout,
1917
|
|
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5 |
Dallas: Machinery layout,
1929
|
|
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6 |
Dallas: Machinery layout (canvas),
1929-1930
|
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Drawer
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Folder
|
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5j
|
4 |
Dallas: Alterations and additions,
undated
|
|
|
5 |
Dallas: Alterations and additions,
undated
|
|
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6 |
Dallas: Alterations and additions (canvas),
undated
|
|
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7 |
Dallas: Alterations and additions (canvas),
undated
|
|
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1 |
Dallas: New sixth story addition,
1935
|
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8 |
Dallas: New sixth story addition,
undated
|
|
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3 |
Dallas: Various drawings, letters,
1926-1930;
1948
|
|
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2 |
Dallas: Various plans,
undated
|
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Drawer
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Folder
|
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5k
|
1 |
Denver: Addition to building,
undated
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|
Drawer
|
Folder
|
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5l
|
1 |
Kansas City: Building plans,
1928
|
|
|
2 |
Kansas City: Building plans,
1928
undated
|
|
Drawer
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Folder
|
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5m
|
2 |
Minneapolis: Building plans,
1926-1951
|
|
Drawer
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Folder
|
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FOLIO
|
21 |
Minneapolis: Floor plans,
1923
|
|
Drawer
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Folder
|
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5m
|
5 |
Minneapolis: Floor plans,
1927;
1951
|
|
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1 |
Minneapolis: Insurance drawings,
1922-1923
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|
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3 |
Minneapolis: Machinery details,
1922-1926
|
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4 |
Minneapolis: Machinery layout,
1923
|
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Drawer
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Folder
|
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5n
|
3 |
New Orleans: Building details,
1909
|
|
|
4 |
New Orleans: Building plans,
1921
|
|
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5 |
New Orleans: Building plans,
1922
undated
|
|
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2 |
New Orleans: Building preliminary drawings,
1947
|
|
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1 |
New Orleans: Insurance drawings,
1923
|
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Drawer
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Folder
|
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5o
|
1 |
New Orleans: Air systems,
1912-1933
|
|
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2 |
New Orleans: Electrical plans,
undated
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|
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3 |
New Orleans: Fire extinguisher system,
1921;
1930
|
|
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5 |
New Orleans: Machinery plans,
1923-1946
|
|
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6 |
New Orleans: Piping, boiler and air conditioning,
undated
|
|
|
4 |
New Orleans: Various machine and piping plans,
1916-1932
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Drawer
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Folder
|
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FOLIO
|
17 |
St. Louis,
1952
|
|
Drawer
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Folder
|
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6a
|
1 |
St. Louis: Building plans,
1916
|
|
|
2 |
St. Louis: Building plans,
1910-1940
|
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Drawer
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Folder
|
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FOLIO
|
12 |
St. Louis: Building plans,
1927
|
|
Drawer
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Folder
|
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6a
|
3 |
St. Louis: Electrical and piping,
1916
|
|
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4 |
St. Louis: Machinery Details,
1917-1926
|
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5 |
St. Louis: Sprinkler system,
May 13, 1918
|
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6 |
St. Louis: Various building plans,
1909-1925
|
|
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7 |
St. Louis: Various drawings,
1953
undated
|
|
SERIES 6:
Private residences--Elsas family,
1904-1934.
4.32 cubic feet
(2 flat file drawers)
|
|
Scope and Content
|
| |
SERIES 6 contains a small group of drawings of the private residences of
members of the Elsas family.
One group of drawings are of the residence of
Norman Elsas, president of the Atlanta mill from 1942 to 1950; a second group contains plans for the home
of Jacob Elsas. The plans for the residence of Norman Elsas show details
of the floor plan of the home, which was located in Atlanta's DeKalb County.
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Drawer
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Folder
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6b
|
1 |
Jacob Elsas personal residence,
1904-1927;
undated
|
|
Drawer
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Folder
|
|
6c
|
1 |
Norman Elsas residence,
1934;
undated
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