1. Sketchbooks, sketches, and working drawings, 1877-1907, undated

Includes sketchbooks primarily consisting of miscellaneous architectural details by other architects in the United States and Europe. Sketchbooks are done in pencil and watercolor. Most early sketches are of buildings in Boston, Massachusetts, Newport, Rhode Island, and other New England cities. Many sketches show the work of Henry Hobson Richardson and buildings by the architectural firm, McKim, Mead, and White. A small number of the earliest sketches are of details of buildings in Charleston, South Carolina while later sketchbooks are primarily of architecture and architectural details of England, France, and Italy. Occasional landscape sketches are also included. Also included are working drawings for the residences of Mr. Wilfred Buckley, New York, and Mr. Charles Anderson Jr., Cincinnati, Ohio, pen and ink drawings of capitals, towers, and various floor plan sketches.

Sketchbooks (1878-1907) are digitized and available online in the Lowcountry Digital Library.