Fiske Kimball Papers : IV. Historic preservation projects : B. American Institute of Architects, Committee on Preservation of Historic Monuments and Scenic Beauties

Subseries B. American Institute of Architects, Committee on Preservation of Historic Monuments and Scenic Beauties

Between 1922 to 1925, Kimball served as Chairman of the American Institute of Architects' Committee on Preservation of Historic Monuments and Scenic Beauties. This Committee was dedicated to "fostering all movements looking to the preservation of Historic Monuments and Scenic Beauties, and of increasingly extending the influence of the Institute through public service of this kind." During his tenure, Kimball expanded the Committee from six to nearly 50 members representing almost all Chapters of the Institute. The Committee's work was limited primarily to raising awareness about the importance of historic buildings and giving nominal support to grassroots preservation organizations. During his tenure, the Committee was involved in the efforts to preserve High Bridge and Madison Square Garden in New York City, the Ohio State Capitol in Columbus, Ohio, Independence Mall in Philadelphia, and various Colonial houses throughout the East Coast. The files are comprised primarily of Kimball's correspondence with committee members, including Thomas E. Tallmadge, and clippings.

Alphabetical, with files identified by type of material preceding those identified by state. Files pertaining to the U.S. in general and to England's Lincoln Cathedral conclude the subseries.

Box	Folder	Author/Title	Date

94	22	Chairman's report 1922-1923 and associate correspondence with committee members.	1923
94	23	Chairman's report 1923-1924 and associate correspondence with committee members. 1:2.	1924
94	24	Chairman's report 1923-1924 and associate correspondence with committee members. 2:2.	1924
94	25	Chairman's report Oct. 1924 and associate correspondence with committee members.	1924
95	1	Chairman's report 1924-1925 and associate correspondence with committee members.	1925
95	2	Committee membership.	1923, n.d.
95	3	Correspondence. American Institute of Architects.	1918-1925, n.d.
95	4	Correspondence. Committee members.	1920-1927, n.d.
95	28	England. Lincoln. Cathedral.	1923-1924
95	5	Connecticut. General.	1922
95	6	Connecticut. New Haven. Center Church.	1923
95	7	Connecticut. Windsor. Seth Young House.	1925, n.d.
95	8	Kansas. General.	n.d.
95	9	Missouri. Lexington-Cumberland. Presbyterian building.	1925, n.d.
95	10	New York. New York. Misc.	1924-1925, n.d.
95	11	New York. New York. High Bridge.	1923-1924, n.d.
95	12	New York. New York. Sub-treasury building. See Also: Fiske Kimball Papers / IV. Historic preservation projects / C. National Park Service / 3. Buildings and sites / f. New York, New York. Sub-treasury building.	1924
95	13	New York. Ticonderoga. Hancock House.	1924-1925, n.d.
95	14	Ohio. Columbus. State Capital.	1923-1925
95	15	Pennsylvania. Lancaster. City Hall.	1923
95	16	Pennsylvania. Philadelphia. Independence Mall.	1924
95	17	Pennsylvania. Pittsburgh. Allegheny Court House.	1925
95	18	Rhode Island. North Kingston.	n.d.
95	19	South Carolina. Greenville. Court House.	1924
95	20	Virginia. Arlington. Robert E. Lee House.	n.d.
95	21	Virginia. Camp Eustis. Matthew Jone's House.	1922-1923
95	22	Virginia. Fredericksburg. Kenmore and other buildings.	1923-1925
95	23	Virginia. Lynnhaven. Thoroughgood.	1922, n.d.
95	24	Virginia. Westmoreland. Wakefield.	1924
95	25	Washington DC. Warder House.	1924
95	26	Washington DC. White House.	1925, n.d.
95	27	United States. General.	1923-1924