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uadukefamilypapers Inventory of the Duke Family Papers, 1885-1992 (bulk 1892-1927) Processed by: Mary Samouelian; machine-readable finding aid created by: Mary Samouelian David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library Duke University Durham, N.C., USA

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Machine-readable finding aid derived from XML authoring program. Date of source: August 2010Processed by Mary Samouelian, July 2010; finding aid encoded by Mary Samouelian, David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library, Duke University, August 2010 Description is in English Finding aid was prepared using DACS and local Style Guide Inventory of the Duke Family Papers, 1885-1992 (bulk 1892-1927) David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library Duke University Durham, North Carolina 27708-0185 USA

Descriptive Summary David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library, Duke University Duke family Duke Family Papers, 1885-1992 (bulk 1892-1927) Material in English 9.0 Linear Feet approx. 3,000 Items For current information on the location of these materials, please consult the Library's online catalog. James Buchanan (J.B.) Duke (1856-1925) was known for his business acumen, especially in national and international tobacco industries and hydroelectric power. He was married twice, first to Lillian McCredy, who he divorced in 1906 and then Nanaline Holt Inman, who was his spouse from 1907 until his death in 1925. This collection primarily documents James B. Duke's business and personal activities. Materials include business and personal correspondence, invoices and receipts for both business and personal purchases, financial and legal reports, the last will and testaments of both James B. and Nanaline Duke, and materials documenting the divorce proceedings of J.B. and Lillian McCredy Duke. Miscellaneous records include a booklet tracing the Duke family geneaology. Administrative Information Access Restrictions

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Preferred Citation

[Identification of item], Duke Family Papers, Doris Duke Charitable Foundation Historical Archives, David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library, Duke University.

Provenance

The Duke Family Papers were received by the David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library as a donation from the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation in June 2009.

Processing Information

Processed by Mary Samouelian, July 2010

Encoded by Mary Samouelian, August 2010

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Biographical Note

James Buchanan (J.B.) Duke (1856-1925) was known for his business acumen, especially in national and international tobacco industries and hydroelectric power. He was married twice, first to Lillian McCredy, whom he divorced in 1906 and then Nanaline Holt Inman, who was his spouse from 1907 until his death in 1925.

Collection Overview

The Duke Family Papers (formerly DKFM) are part of the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation Historical Archives which were donated to the Duke University. David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library by the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation. The collection spans the years 1885 to 1992, although the bulk of the material dates from the 1890s to the mid-1920s. The collection is arranged into six series: Correspondence, Financial Records, Legal Records, Miscellaneous Records, the Divorce Proceedings of James B. Duke and Lillian McCredy Duke, and Architectural Records. The collection primarily documents James B. Duke's business and personal activities. The correspondence is a combination of business and personal letters, with many of the personal letters related to his philanthropy, such as requests from individuals for financial aid and other forms of assistance or favors, such as making investments and employment. Financial records include invoices and receipts for his businesses such as the British American Tobacco Company and the Raritan Power Co., and purchases for his Fifth Avenue mansion in New York City, Duke Farms in New Jersey, and other personal belongings such as furniture, clothing, and jewelry. The collection also documents the administration of the Estate of James B. Duke, including legal proceedings stemming from claims made against the estate after the will of James B. Duke had been executed. A quarter of the collection focuses on the divorce of J.B. Duke and his first wife Lillian, including statements and affidavits of witnesses involved in the divorce proceedings.Miscellaneous records include a booklet tracing the Duke family geneaology and the Duke Name Project including incomplete names of Duke family members. The architectural records include one drawing for J.B. Duke's home in Charlotte, North Carolina. The remaining architectural records document the residence of Walker P. Inman. The materials in this collection are arranged loosely in chronological order.

Subject Headings

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American Tobacco Company--History. Duke, James Buchanan, 1856-1925. Duke, Lillian McCredy. Duke, Nanaline Holt Inman. Duke Endowment. Duke family. Tobacco Industry--North Carolina. Related Material James B. Duke and Lillian McCredy Duke Divorce Papers, 1904-1906 Duke University Archives/David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library James Buchanan Duke Papers, 1777-1990 Duke University Archives/David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library Duke Endowment Reference Collection, 1964-ongoing Duke University Archives/David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library Washington Duke Papers, 1764-1987 Duke University Archives/David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library Contents of Collection Correspondence, 1892-1920

This series contains a mixture of business and personal correspondence. Business correspondence topics include American Tobacco Co., daily transactions, solicitations for donations, and other business ventures. Personal correspondence includes matters related to Duke Farms and personal letters from immediate and distant family members. Correspondence is generally to/from J.B. Duke, but includes correspondence to and from immediate family members such as Nanaline Duke (Mrs. J.B.), Benjamin Duke, Angier Biddle Duke, and Mary Duke.

11Correspondence relating to J.B. Duke’s purchases of automobiles. 1906, 1913 12Correspondence sent to J.B. Duke from Cary H. Whitaker, Pastor, The Methodist Protestant Church, Graham, N.C. In this letter, Pastor Whitaker requests financial aid from Mr. Duke for the repair of the Church building. He also informs him that one of Washington Duke’s wives is buried in the Church cemetery. J.B.Duke responds by sending a $25 donation. November 2–6, 1908 13Correspondence relating to various topics including J.B. Duke’s projects. Includes work by Trumbauer at 1 E. 78th St. 1912–1914 14Correspondence sent to J.B. Duke from Ethel Arrington requesting financial aid from Mr. Duke. Duke responds by sending a $20 donation. November 9–11, 1913 15Correspondence to Benjamin Duke regarding a variety of matters including donation requests and thank yous for donations. 1914–1915 16Correspondence sent to J.B. Duke from nephew Buchanan Duke. January 15, 1915 17Correspondence between Benjamin Duke and J.B. Duke. 1892–1899 18Correspondence relating to a variety of matters concerning J.B. Duke, solicitations of companies, speeding warnings from N.J. to J.B. Duke, and invitations to social events. 1894, 1905–1908, 1914–1915 19Correspondence and other materials relating to operations and business matters of the American Tobacco Co. 1896–1904 110Correspondence and other materials relating to operations and business matters of the American Tobacco Co. 1897–1910 111Correspondence relating to J.B. Duke’s stock subscriptions to Virginia-Carolina Chemical Company, Richmond, VA. File includes materials relating to lawsuit against company. Includes balance sheets. 1897–1912 112Correspondence and other materials relating to operations and business matters of the American Tobacco Co. and British American Tobacco Co. 1900–1904 113Correspondence and related materials concerning J.B. Duke’s business matters. Includes purchase of statues for Duke Farms and greenhouses. 1901–1913 114Correspondence, business, relating to J.B. Duke’s daily activities, transactions, and relationships. 1903–1911 21Correspondence and related materials concerning a variety of business and personal matters. Includes telegram to Miss Duke from “Daddy,” investments, and insurance. Includes letters to/from N. Duke and letters from Famous Players Film Co. 1905–1952 22Correspondence relating to J.B. Duke covering a variety of topics including donation requests, securities, sale of house at 1009 5th Ave., Raritan Water Co., etc. 1907–1916 23Correspondence relating to Mary Duke’s wedding at Duke Farms on June 16, 1915, legal suit, May Inman Gray v. Harriett F. Brandon et al., and other matters. 1908–1915 24Correspondence, business, relating to J.B. Duke’s daily activities, transactions, and relationships. 1912 25Correspondence, business, relating to J.B. Duke’s daily activities, transactions, and relationships. 1913 31Personal correspondence from various Duke family members, 1912-1915 32Correspondence, business, relating to J.B. Duke’s daily activities, transactions, and relationships. 1914 33Correspondence relating to a variety of matters including quarterly dividends, notices from the Catawba Power Company, curtains in the NY house, notice to stockholders of the Chester Power Company, and other business matters. 1914 34Correspondence, business, relating to J.B. Duke’s daily activities, transactions, and relationships. 1915 35Correspondence, business, relating to J.B. Duke’s daily activities, transactions, and relationships. 1915–1916 36Letter inviting Nanaline Duke to serve on the Board of Trustees of The Society of the New York Hospital. December 22, 1920 Financial Records, 1892-1962

This series contains both personal and business financial records. Personal financial records include invoices and receipts for jewelry purchased by Nanaline Duke, home furnishings, art, and interior design records for the Duke's Fifth Avenue mansion,and clothes and toys for daughter Doris. Business financial records consist of invoices, receipts, and related materials from J.B. Duke's business affairs, including receipts for purchases made by the British American Tobacco Co., Ltd. Also in the series are journals and ledgers for the Southern Investment Co. of Canada Limited and the wages of employees, office and miscellaneous salaries from 1919–1950.

31Receipts relating to a variety of purchases including some personal expenses (jewelry repairs, doctors), Raritan Water Power Co. 1892, 1903–1915 32Invoices from Fifth Avenue Auction Room. 1901 33Invoices and receipts for purchases from various dealers. 1901–1914 34Invoices of jewelry purchases made by Mr. and Mrs. J.B. Duke from Tiffany & Co. 1902-1911 35Invoices for purchases made by J.B. Duke. 1902–1912 36Invoices and receipts for purchases from R.J. Horner & Co. 1905–1907 37Invoices and receipts for purchases from Gilman Collamore & Co. 1906–1911 38Invoice for a Louis XVI panel from E. Spencer Hall & Co. 1908 39Invoices and receipts for purchases made from Elsie de Wolfe. 1908–1909 310Invoices and receipts for purchases made from A. Miller. 1908–1911 311Invoices for furniture purchased by Mrs. J.B. Duke at E. Dreyfus in N.Y.C. File includes other invoices for furniture & furnishing purchases made by Nanaline Duke. 1908–1913 312Estimate for interior design services for Mrs. J.B. Duke at 1009 Fifth Avenue. 1909 313Invoices and receipts for purchases made from Rowatt & Lyon, Ltd. 1910 314Receipt for shipping of grandfather clock from England to U.S.A. for J.B. Duke. 1910 315Receipts - lunch orders for J.B. Duke, 1910-1911 316Invoices and receipts for purchases made from M. Knoedler & Co. 1910–1912 317Invoices and receipts for a variety of services including baby clothes and doctor’s bills for Doris Duke, car repairs, golf course, and other business transactions. 1911–1914 41Invoice for voyage aboard the Lusitania to London from New York for Mr. and Mrs. J.B. Duke, Infant, Maid, Nurse, Mrs. Florine Holt, and Miss Gertrude Nevins for October 4, 1913. Includes invoice for voyage aboard S.S. Olympic for Charles F. Meier on May 3, 1913. April 21–22, 1913 42Account receipts for transactions from accounts held by Florine Holt and Nanaline Duke with the Farmers’ Loan and Trust Co. 1913 43Invoices for clothing items for J.B. Duke and Doris Duke. Includes invoices for toys purchased for Doris Duke. Also includes an invoice for services rendered by a wet nurse from Schott’s Wet Nurse Agency. 1913–1915 44Estimate of George Weston, deceased, worth and related materials. George Weston worked at 1 E. 78th St. for Nanaline Duke. 1932 45Nanaline Duke and Doris Duke’s N.Y. State Unemployment Insurance Fund Returns. 1951–1962 46Income tax returns for J.B. Duke. April 10, 1895 47Invoices, receipts, and related materials concerning J.B. Duke’s business affairs. 1903–1904 48Invoices and statements for purchases made by J.B. Duke and the Raritan Power Co. Includes insurance policies for RWPC. 1904–1913 (1 of 2) 49Invoices and statements for purchases made by J.B. Duke and the Raritan Power Co. Includes insurance policies for RWPC. 1904–1913 (2 of 2) 410Invoices, receipts, and related materials concerning J.B. Duke’s business affairs. 1905 411Invoices, receipts, and related materials concerning J.B. Duke’s business affairs. 1906 412Business related records including shares of stock and meeting notices, 1906-1916 413Invoices, receipts, and related materials concerning J.B. Duke’s business affairs. 1907 414Invoices, receipts, and related materials concerning J.B. Duke’s business affairs. 1908 415Invoices, receipts, and related materials concerning J.B. Duke’s business affairs. 1909 416Invoices, receipts, and related materials concerning J.B. Duke’s business affairs. 1910 417Receipts for purchases made by the British American Tobacco Co., Ltd. 1910 418Invoices, receipts, and related materials concerning J.B. Duke’s business affairs. 1911 419Invoices, receipts, and related materials concerning J.B. Duke’s business affairs. 1912 420Invoices, receipts, and related materials concerning J.B. Duke’s business affairs. 1913–1917 5Southern Investment Co. of Canada Limited, Ledger. 1913–1914 6Southern Investment Co. of Canada Limited, Journal. 1913–1916 7Southern Investment Co. of Canada Limited, Cashbook, Vouchers, and Checks. 1913–1916 8Wages of Employees, Office and Miscellaneous Salaries. October 1919–1950 Legal Records, 1885-1955

Materials contained in this series relate to both personal and business matters. Personal records include insurance policies and the last will and testaments of both J.B. Duke and Nanaline Duke. Business records include a complaint filed by Richard H. Wright against James B. Duke, Benjamin N. Duke, Brodie L. Duke, and George W. Watts regarding the sale of the W. Duke, Sons & Co.

91Insurance policies for automobiles owned by J.B. Duke. 1908–1912 92Lease, J.B. Duke and Olney B. Mairs for Duke’s rental of 1009 Fifth Ave. September 23, 1914 93Insurance policy from Fireman’s Fund to J.B. Duke for robes, blankets, driving and livery garments, and other clothing contained at Nos. 73–75 E. 89th St., Borough of Manhattan, City of N.Y. November 4, 1915 94Indenture and Deed of Trust of Personalty establishing The Duke Endowment. Also, includes addition of thereto by Will of J.B. Duke. 1924–1925 95Last Will and Testament of J.B. Duke (1924) and Codicil (1925). 1924–1925 96Explanation and breakdown of J.B. Duke’s Will and the four Trusts it set up as written by W.R. Perkins. October 26, 1925 97Receipt for Legacy and Refunding Bond “In the Matter of the Estate of J.B. Duke, Deceased.” 1926 98“Determination by the Executors of J.B. Duke, Deceased, of those Entitled to Participate in the Distribution to be Made Under Item VI of the Last Will and Testament of Said Descendant and of the Amounts they are, Respectively, Entitled to Receive.” October 5, 1927 99Petition of First Accounting "In the Matter of the Estate of James B. Duke, Deceased." Somerset County Orphans’ Court. 1927 910Appraisal, household furniture and furnishings, at J.B. Duke’s home in Myers Park, Charlotte, N.C. Home also called Lynnewood. 1927 911Order allowing Final Account “In the Matter of the Estate of James B. Duke.” June 15, 1934 912Last Will and Testament of Nanaline H. Duke. June 3, 1955 913Complaint filed by Richard H. Wright against James B. Duke, Benjamin N. Duke, Brodie L. Duke, and George W. Watts regarding the sale of the W. Duke, Sons & Co. 1885 914Legal brief for “The United States of America against The American Tobacco Company and others.” November 7, 1908 915Proxy authorizing Thomas J. Maloney, William B. Rhett, and Thomas S. Fuller to vote as Nanaline H. Duke’s Proxy at the annual P. Lorillard Company stockholders meeting. 1915 916Copies of legal appraisal in the Estate of James B. Duke, deceased, 1925 Dec, 1926 Jan Miscellaneous Records, 1893-1977

This small series consists of a variety of Duke family related records including a booklet tracing the Duke family geneaology and two logbooks for "Yacht Doris".

91Report, “Duke’s Four Homes: Black Architect Designs Buildings at Duke University.” Written by Archival Consultant, Inc. 1989 92Report of the Trustees of The Mary Duke Biddle Foundation. 1992 93Booklet tracing the Duke family genealogy. c. 1920s 94Poem eulogizing Angier Buchanan Duke by Plato Tracy Durham, "Aue Atque Vale, Frater! To Angier Buchanan Duke." September 1923 95Duke Name Project listing incomplete names of Duke family members. c. 1960s 96Card from flowers sent to Miss Duke for Nanaline H. Duke’s funeral. 1961 97Newspaper clippings on the death of James B. Duke from The World, The News and Observer, and ". . . Daily News." October 18–28, 1925 10Logbook, "Yacht Doris." October 1927–April 1928 10Logbook, "Yacht Doris." April 1928–May 1928 141Family crest for Edward Duke, circa 1730s 142Correspondence sent to J.B. Duke relating to various topics including tobacco and donations, 1893-1913 143Photograph of unknown individual included in "Appraisal of the furnishings of the residence of J.B. Duke, 1 East 78th Street, New York City", 1922 Feb 4 144Invoices of art and furnishings, jewelry purchased. Includes inventories of several estates and a letter to Walker Inman, 1928-1944, 1977 145Program, Duke University Founders' Day Observing The One Hundredth Anniversary of the Birth of James Buchanan Duke, 1956 Dec 11 146Civil Action against the Trust Indenture by J.B. Duke, 1974 147Christmas card from Nanaline Duke to Mary Duke Biddle, undated Divorce Proceedings, James B. Duke v. Lillian Duke, 1892-1907

This series contains a variety of documents leading up to, during and after the divorce of J.B. Duke and his first wife Lillian. Documents include detective reports recording the activities of Mrs. Duke, statements and affidavits of witnesses involved in the divorce proceedings, cables (written in code) sent and received to and from J.B. Duke , most likely between him and detectives, and petitions, opinions, and legal notices relating to the divorce.

111Cables and keys to coded cables to and from J.B. Duke, most likely between himself and detectives. Detectives’ correspondence with J.B. Duke about Mrs. Duke’s activities while J.B. Duke was in London. 1905 112Reports of activities of Mr. and Mrs. J.B. Duke and Mary Smith affadavit, 1905 113Cables sent and received by W.M. Fuller, J. Parker, and A.H. Burroughs. Some cables written in code. 1905 114Cables sent and received by J.B. Duke (to and from people other than Mrs. Duke). 1905–1906 115Correspondence and memoranda relating to legal work by J.B. Duke’s lawyers for his divorce case. 1905–1906 (1 of 2) 116Correspondence and memoranda relating to legal work by J.B. Duke’s lawyers for his divorce case. 1905–1906 (2 of 2) 117Materials, including cables to and from J.B. Duke and Lillian McCredy between one another, and testimony from a witness in the Lillian McCredy v. William McCredy divorce proceeding. 1892, 1905 118Court of Common Pleas, N.Y., Lillian McCredy v. William McCredy. January 14, 1893 119Legal Brief For Respondent, J.B. Duke, for the Court of Errors and Appeals. 1905 1110Legal notices requesting the appearance of witnesses in the J.B. Duke v. Lillian Duke divorce proceedings. 1905 1111Petitions of J.B. Duke, Lillian Duke, Frank T. Huntoon and others related to divorce proceedings. 1905 121Selection of legal notices, petitions, orders, and answers relating to the J.B. Duke v. Lillian Duke divorce in Chancery of N.J. 1905 122Statement of J.B. Duke as to Christmas presents, gifts, etc. made by him on various occasions. 1905–1906 123Statements and affidavits of witnesses involved in the J.B. Duke v. Lillian Duke divorce proceedings. 1905–1906 (1 of 8) 124Statements and affidavits of witnesses involved in the J.B. Duke v. Lillian Duke divorce proceedings. 1905–1906 (2 of 8) 125Statements and affidavits of witnesses involved in the J.B. Duke v. Lillian Duke divorce proceedings. 1905–1906 (3 of 8) 126Statements and affidavits of witnesses involved in the J.B. Duke v. Lillian Duke divorce proceedings. 1905–1906 (4 of 8) 127Statements and affidavits of witnesses involved in the J.B. Duke v. Lillian Duke divorce proceedings. 1905–1906 (5 of 8) 128Statements and affidavits of witnesses involved in the J.B. Duke v. Lillian Duke divorce proceedings. 1905–1906 (6 of 8) 129Statements and affidavits of witnesses involved in the J.B. Duke v. Lillian Duke divorce proceedings. 1905–1906 (7 of 8) 1210Statements and affidavits of witnesses involved in the J.B. Duke v. Lillian Duke divorce proceedings. 1905–1906 (8 of 8) 131Statements of Duke servants, Mary Fahey, Ingred Anderson, and Ellie Sutlon for divorce proceedings. 1905–1906 132Testimonies of detectives hired to observe and record Mrs. Duke’s activities. 1905–1906 133Application of J.B. Duke for subpoenas and subpoenas to specific witnesses. 1906 134Deposition, Herbert W. Knight On Petition for Divorce, J.B. Duke v. Lillian Duke. 1906 135Memoranda of Authorities concerning Writ of Error to the Supreme Court of the U.S., J.B. Duke v. Lillian Duke. 1906 136Opinion, “On petition for divorce on the ground of adultery, charged with Huntoon, who appeared under the statue and was made a defendant. Final hearing on bill, answer and proof.” 1906 137Decree of Affirmance between J.B. Duke, Lillian Duke, and Frank T. Huntoon from the N.J. Court of Errors and Appeals. June 17, 1907 138Preparatory material and summary of related legal suits that were tried under the Act of 1902, Chapter 157. This was the statute that Duke v. Duke was brought against. 1905 139Accounts and logs of Mr. and Mrs. Duke’s whereabouts (according to detectives?). June 1905–July 1905, November 1905–January 1906 1310Reports of operatives hired to record the daily activities of Mrs. L. Duke. October 1905–December 1905, May 1906 1311Reports of operatives hired to record the daily activities of Mrs. L. Duke. January 1906–March 1906 1312Reports of operatives hired to record the daily activities of Mrs. L. Duke. April 1906 1313Summary, J.B. Duke v. Lillian Duke, Court of Error and Appeals. Vol. II. 1906 1314Publication, New York Inquirer, “Notes on Society and Other Matters” (January 19, 1906), and other newspaper articles. 1905–1906 1315James B. Duke copy of The American Tobacco Company Agreement and By-Laws, 1908 Mar Architectural Records, Circa 1920s, 1935

The architectural records include one drawing for J.B. Duke's home in Charlotte, North Carolina. The remaining architectural records document the residence of Walker P. Inman in Georgetown County, South Carolina.

DKFM1Partial First Floor Plan, Residence for James B. Duke, Charlotte, NC. Charles C. Hook, architect. [1920s]. Blueprint. DKFM2Residence of Walker P. Inman, Esq., Georgetown County, S.C., Plot Plan, Sheet 1. Wyeth & King, architects. 1935 Jun 1. Blueprint. DKFM2Residence of Walker P. Inman, Esq., Georgetown County, S.C., Cellar Plan, Sheet 2. Wyeth & King, architects. 1935 Jun 1. Blueprint. DKFM2Residence of Walker P. Inman, Esq., Georgetown County, S.C., First Floor Plan, Sheet 3. Wyeth & King, architects. 1935 Jun 1. Blueprint. DKFM2Residence of Walker P. Inman, Esq., Georgetown County, S.C., Second Floor Plan, Sheet 4A. Wyeth & King, architects. 1935 Jun 1. Blueprint. DKFM2Residence of Walker P. Inman, Esq., Georgetown County, S.C., North Elevation, Sheet 5. Wyeth & King, architects. 1935 Jun 1. Blueprint. DKFM2Residence of Walker P. Inman, Esq., Georgetown County, S.C., South or River Elevation, Sheet 6. Wyeth & King, architects. 1935 Jun 1. Blueprint. DKFM2Residence of Walker P. Inman, Esq., Georgetown County, S.C., East Elevation, West Elevation, Sheet 7. Wyeth & King, architects. 1935 Jun 1. Blueprint. DKFM2Residence of Walker P. Inman, Esq., Georgetown County, S.C., Section Looking through West Wing, Sheet 8. Wyeth & King, architects. 1935 Jun 1. Blueprint. DKFM2Residence of Walker P. Inman, Esq., Georgetown County, S.C., Plans, Sheet 9A. Wyeth & King, architects. 1935 Jun 1. Blueprint. DKFM2Residence of Walker P. Inman, Esq., Georgetown County, S.C., Elevations and Sections, Sheet 10A. Wyeth & King, architects. 1935 Jun 1. Blueprint. DKFM2Residence of Walker P. Inman, Esq., Georgetown County, S.C., Plans-Elevations & Section, Sheet 11. Wyeth & King, architects. 1935 Jun 1. Blueprint. DKFM3Residence of Walker P. Inman, Esq., Georgetown County, S.C., Section through Guest Room No.1 Looking East, Section through Dining Room Looking West Towards Kitchen, Sheet No. 500. Wyeth & King, architects. 1935 Jun 1. Blueprint. DKFM3Residence of Walker P. Inman, Esq., Georgetown County, S.C., Living Room, Sheet No. 501. Wyeth & King, architects. 1935 Jun 1. Blueprint. DKFM3Residence of Walker P. Inman, Esq., Georgetown County, S.C., Gun Room & Dining Room, Sheet No. 502. Wyeth & King, architects. 1935 Jun 1. Blueprint. DKFM3Residence of Walker P. Inman, Esq., Georgetown County, S.C., Gallery-Entrance & Stair Hall, Sheet No. 503. Wyeth & King, architects. 1935 Jun 1. Blueprint. DKFM3Residence of Walker P. Inman, Esq., Georgetown County, S.C., Typical Window Detail (also fixing cornice heights), Sheet No. 504. Wyeth & King, architects. 1935 Jun 1. Blueprint. DKFM3Residence of Walker P. Inman, Esq., Georgetown County, S.C., Electric Plans, Sheet No. 700. Wyeth & King, architects. 1935 Jun 1. Blueprint. DKFM3Residence of Walker P. Inman, Esq., Georgetown County, S.C., First Floor Electric Plan, Sheet No. 701. Wyeth & King, architects. 1935 Jun 1. Blueprint. DKFM3Residence of Walker P. Inman, Esq., Georgetown County, S.C., Garage Electric Plan, Sheet No. 702. Wyeth & King, architects. 1935 Jun 1. Blueprint. DKFM3Residence of Walker P. Inman, Esq., Georgetown County, S.C., F.S. Typical Window Detail, Sheet No. 1000. Wyeth & King, architects. 1935 Jun 1. Blueprint. DKFM3Residence of Walker P. Inman, Esq., Georgetown County, S.C., Cellar Plan, Drg. No. HP-1. Wyeth & King, architects. 1935 May 25. Blueprint. DKFM3Residence of Walker P. Inman, Esq., Georgetown County, S.C., First Floor Plan, Drg. No. HP-2. Wyeth & King, architects. 1935 May 25. Blueprint. DKFM3Residence of Walker P. Inman, Esq., Georgetown County, S.C., Second Floor Plan, Drg. No. HP-1. Wyeth & King, architects. 1935 May 25. Blueprint. DKFM3Residence of Walker P. Inman, Esq., Georgetown County, S.C., First Floor Plumbing & Heating, Drg. No. HP-4. Wyeth & King, architects. 1935 May 25. Blueprint. DKFM3Residence of Walker P. Inman, Esq., Georgetown County, S.C., Second Floor Plumbing & Heating, Drg. No. HP-5. Wyeth & King, architects. 1935 May 25. Blueprint.