Wittmeyer Residence, Alterations and Additions
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Rose Valley Development Corporation (client)
Holden, Mr. & Mrs. J. Minshall (client)
Commission no. 207, sheet nos. 1-6. Sheet no. 6 includes seal: John H. Stalker, Registered professional engineer, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, No. 9827.
Ford, Mr. & Mrs. Charles B., Jr., client
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J. Forest Schoff, proposed residence, Rose Valley, Pa.
Gracht, Mr. Fernand van der Gracht (client)
Program for Three Plays (Rose Valley Players)
Correspondence, sketches, invoices re orders for furniture from the Rose Valley Shops, 1903-1926, including Rose Valley items that were exhibited at St. Louis Worlds Fair of 1904. Correspondents include architects, Wilbur S. Knowles, Seymour Davis, Paul A. Davis,III, and Holabird & Roche.
Rough sketches and tear sheet of Rose Valley Shop furniture designs, c. 1905, some including dimensions and prices.
Small Composition Book (31 pages) titled "Scott, Wm D. Esqr."; contains cut out images of photos, cyanotypes and prints that illustrate furniture with purchasers' names and price in manuscript annotations.
Table and small Gothic chair (Mr. Gilmore's)
Mr. J. King McLanahan Sr's. table and bench
Breakfast Table (Twist turn legs- "1000-leg)