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uabuilding Inventory of the Building Reference Collection, 1972 - 2004 Processed by: Nancy Perry; machine-readable finding aid created by: Jill Katte University ArchivesDuke University

Durham, N.C., U.S.A.

Aleph Number: 003396406

Machine-readable finding aid derived from automated markup system. Date of source: 2003 Processed by Nancy Perry 2003; Finding Aid encoded by Jill Katte, University Archives, Duke University, April 2004 Description is in English. November 18, 2004 Added CIEMAS folder to container list. 05-01-2006 PUBLIC "-//University Archives//TEXT (US::NDD::::Building Reference Collection)//EN" uabuilding.xml converted from EAD 1.0 to 2002 by v1to02.xsl (sy2003-10-15).Also, the top level of the finding aid (above the dsc) was changed to conform to the NC EAD Best Practice Guidelines. Within the dsc, dates for series were normalized. June 26, 2006 Added box numbers and some new folders to container list. Added processing and update information. Inventory of the Building Reference Collection, 1972 - 2004 University Archives Duke University Durham, North Carolina 27708-0202 USA

Descriptive Summary Building Reference Collection, 1972 - 2004. Duke University. University Archives. 3.5 Linear Feet, 4,000 Items University Archives, Duke University For current information on the location of these materials, please consult University Archives, Duke University. The Building Reference Collection contains files of clippings, publications, specifications, and other materials about the Duke University campus, including dormitories, classroom buildings, gymnasiums, stadiums, facilities, statues, and landmarks. Some files include information about the people after whom particular buildings were named. This collection was compiled from a variety of sources by the University Archives for use in reference and research. English. Administrative Information Access Restrictions

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Use Restrictions

Copyright for Official University records is held by Duke University; all other copyright is retained by the authors of items in these papers, or their descendants, as stipulated by United States copyright law.

Preferred Citation

[Identification of item], Building Reference Collection, Duke University Archives, David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library, Duke University.

Provenance

The Building Reference Collection was compiled by University Archives staff from a variety of sources.

Processing Information

Processed by Nancy Perry

Completed 2003

Encoded by Jill Katte, April 2004, June 2006

Updated by Jill Katte, November 2004

Jessica L. Wood, June 2006

Josh Larkin Rowley January 2011

This finding aid is NCEAD compliant.

Subject Headings

These and related materials may be accessed under the following subject headings in the Duke University Libraries online catalog.

Campus planning--North Carolina--Durham. College buildings--Planning. Duke University--Buildings. Duke University--History. Duke University. University Archives. Clippings. Contents of Collection Container List

Arranged alphabetically.

1 Cross references Ackland Art Museum (Proposed) Aims of Duke University. Plaque Allen Building Alspaugh House Alumni House Anderson House Aquatic Center Architects Architecture: "Duke by Design" / David W. Dunlap Architecture of Duke University, Clippings Architecture of Duke University (2 folders) The Ark (East Campus) Art Building (East Campus) Art Museum (formerly Science Building) Arts Complex (tobacco warehouse) Asbury Building (East Campus) Athletic Facilities (map) Aycock House Baldwin Auditorium Bells Benches (residence halls) Benjamin Duke Mansion, 109 Fifth Avenue, NYC Biddle Music Building Biological Sciences Building Bishop's House (formerly Infirmary) Bivins Building Blacknall House Blueprints Branson Building Keith and Brenda Brodie Recreation Center (East Campus) Browning Family Cemetery Bryan University Center(2 folders) Bryan University Center. Dedication Joseph and Kathleen Bryan Research Building Cameron Indoor Stadium Cameron Annex. See: Schwartz-Butters 2 Campus Drive Bridge Campus Planning (map) Card Gym (also Aquatic Center) Carillon Duke Center for Living Central Campus Apartments Chapel B. H. Duke Memorial (Flentrop Organ) Crypt Dacus Plaque Dedication Programs Design and Construction Early History Memorial Chapel - Duke Family Memorial and Brombaugh Organ Newspaper Articles Organ CIEMAS (Center for Interdisciplinary Engineering, Medicine and Applied Sciences Building) Clock Tower. West Campus Construction Construction. Cost Construction. History / Chronology Coombs Field Cornerstone. West Campus, Duke University Crowell Science Building (formerly Pan-Hellenic House) Crum and Forster Building. 705 Broad Street Descendents of those persons for whom buildings on the Duke University Campuses have been named Development Office Divinity School "Doris" [James B. Duke's private railroad car] Dormitories Dormitories. East Campus, 1927 Dormitories. East Campus. Plans Dormitories. West Campus. Dormitory, Proposed. Towerview Drive (1977) and others Duke Athletic Center Duke (family) Homes / Properties Duke Homestead Duke Hotel. See: Washington Duke Inn Duke Memorial Church Duke University. General Duke University. General. Clippings Duke University. General. Description, ca. 1935-1940 3 Duke University. General. Studies and Published Material East and West Campuses. Map East Campus Center East Campus. General East Campus Gymnasium (formerly Alumni Memorial Gym) East Campus Heating Plant East Campus Infirmary (Advising Center) East Campus Planning Study East Campus Wall East Duke Building Edens Residence Halls Engineering School Engineering School. Nello L. Teer Engineering Library Epworth Inn (East Campus) Erwin Mill Erwin Road Faculty Commons Faculty Houses on Campus Drive (formerly Myrtle Dr.) Faculty Housing Faculty Row Falcone-Arena House (Newman Center) Finch-Yeager Building Flowers Drive Flowers Student Activities Building Free-Electron Laser Laboratory (FEL). Physics Freeman Center for Jewish Life Four Acres (B. N. Duke Home) French Family Science Center Fuqua School of Business Gazebo (Trinity, N. C.) Gilbert-Addoms Dorm Genomics Buildings (Center for Models of Human Disease. Center for Human Genetics) Golf Course Greenhouses (Botany, Bio-Sci) Gross Chemical Laboratory Hanes Field Hanes House and Annex Hart House Historical Marker, N. C. Highway. Main Street, entrance to East Campus Home Sites. Duke University Jarvis Hall John Hope Franklin Center Edwin L. Jones Cancer Research Building 4 Jordan Building Koskinen Stadium (soccer and lacrosse) Kryzewskiville / K-ville Lamp Post (Craven Hall and Art Museum) Land Lanier Hall Law School Building Goodson Library & Star Commons Dedication, 2008 Leads and Angles, Slants and Features (Campus Handbook 1947) Lenox Baker Children's Hospital Science Research Center (Levine) Library. East Campus (Lilly) Library. Perkins General Handbooks Rare Book Rooms Library Service Center Log Cabins (Law and Medicine) Lyndhurst House (Center for Documentary Studies) Marine Laboratory (incl. R/V Eastward) Mary Duke Building Medical Center Joseph and Kathleen Bryan Research Building Chapel McGovern-Davison Children's Health Center Clinical and Research Laboratory Building Davison Building Dialysis Center Duke South/Duke Clinic Eye Center (Wadsworth Building) F. G. Hall Environmental Laboratory General construction, renovations, etc. Jones Cancer Research Building Morris Clinical Cancer Research Building Mudd Building (Library) Nanaline H. Duke Medical Sciences Building North Hospital 5 Nuclear Magnetic Resonance System Parking Garage Pickens PRT Rankin Clinical Research Unit Sands Building Searle Center Stead Research Building Woodhall Building YMCA Building Medical School. Dedication (Davison) Medical Science Research Building Mordecai Cottage Morreene Road. Origin of the Name William D. Murray Building Names of buildings, general accounts (East and West) Nasher Museum of Art Old Chem (West Campus) Olmsted Brothers, Landscape Architects Oregon Street Complex. Kudzu Tavern. Devil's Den Page Auditorium Pegram House (Faculty Row 1892) Physics Building Phytotron (SEPEL) President's House (Duke Forest) President's House (Other) Primate Center Property Owned by Duke University Property Plats Proposed Buildings Quarry (Duke; Hillsborough) Recreational Facilities. Planning, 1994 - Rigsbee Cemetery Ronald McDonald House Anne Roney Fountain Schaefer House Schwartz-Butters Athletic Center (Cameron Annex) Sheffield Tennis Center Smith Warehouse. Buchanan Blvd. (FMD) Sociology - Psychology Building Southgate Hall Stagg Pavilion (East Campus) Statues / Sculptures Athletics Facilities (Butters, Coombs, Wade...) "Nature and the Scientist." (Camel) Benjamin Newton Duke (East Campus) James B. Duke (West Campus) Search for Idnentity,Teer Building The Sower (East Campus) Washington Duke (East Campus) Outdoor Sculptures Stonecarving and stonecarvers Streets, Roads, Entrances Student "Hang-outs" 6 Terry Sanford Institute of Public Policy Trent Drive Hall (Formerly Men's Graduate Center and Graduate Center) TUNL (Triangle Universities Nuclear Laboratory) Trinity College General (Pre-1924) Randolph County Trinity Heights Historic District Trinity Park School Tunnels Turner House (Trinity Park Boarding House) Union (East Campus) Union Building University House (B. N. Duke estate) Vivarium Wallace Wade Stadium Wannamaker Dormitory War Memorials Duke Chapel Memorial Quadrangle 65th General Hospital World War II Memorial. Dedication Washington Duke Building (East Campus) Washington Duke Inn West Campus. Seals and Shields West Duke Building West -Edens Link (Dorm) White Lecture Hall Wilson-Thornhill Recreation Center Yoh Football Building York Dining Hall (T. P. School) Related Material Horace Trumbauer Architectural Drawings. University Archives, Duke University. Frank C. Brown Papers. University Archives, Duke University. Operations and Maintenance Dept. Records. University Archives, Duke University. Sarah P. Duke Gardens Collection. University Archives, Duke University.