AnnouncementsMemorial DayThe Special Collections Public Services Desk will be open by appointment only on Monday, May 27, 2013, in observance of Memorial Day. Please order materials by 5pm on Wednesday, May 22, 2013, to ensure delivery prior to the holiday. The Special Collections Public Services Desk will resume normal hours on Tuesday, May 28, at 8am. If you have any questions, please contact, via email, Gwynn Thayer or Eli Brown. MC 00137 Preliminary Inventory to the Preservation North Carolina Collection of Architectural Drawings and VideotapesThe materials are arranged in the order received. This collection has not yet received full archival processing.
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Planning for Historic Preservation Short Course, Documentation,
1975-1979
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Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 1: Special Introductory Tape, with Robert E. Stipe,
1975
EIAJ Videotape; Approximate runtime: 16 minutes, 25 seconds; black & white; sound
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Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 1: Special Introductory Tape, with Robert E. Stipe [digibeta videotape copy]
Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 1: Special Introductory Tape, with Robert E. Stipe [digital copy]
This is a digital file. The Special Collections Research Center provides copies of digital files to patrons upon request,
but it cannot guarantee that the files will open.
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Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 2: Putting the Problem in Perspective, Historic Preservation Today, with Mary Means,
1975
EIAJ Videotape; Approximate runtime: 55 minutes, 31 seconds; black & white; sound
Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 2: Putting the Problem in Perspective, Historic Preservation Today, with Mary Means
[digital copy]
This is a digital file. The Special Collections Research Center provides copies of digital files to patrons upon request,
but it cannot guarantee that the files will open.
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Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 3: The Heart of the Problem, with Mary Means,
1975
EIAJ Videotape; Approximate runtime: 55 minutes, 27 seconds; black & white; sound
Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 3: The Heart of the Problem, with Mary Means [digital copy]
This is a digital file. The Special Collections Research Center provides copies of digital files to patrons upon request,
but it cannot guarantee that the files will open.
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Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 4: The Relationship of Preservation Planning to Local, Regional, and State Planning,
with Robert E. Stipe,
1975
EIAJ Videotape; Approximate runtime: 1 hour, 4 minutes, 33 seconds; black & white; sound
Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 4: The Relationship of Preservation Planning to Local, Regional, and State Planning,
with Robert E. Stipe [digital copy]
This is a digital file. The Special Collections Research Center provides copies of digital files to patrons upon request,
but it cannot guarantee that the files will open.
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Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 5: Historical Research and Documentation as an Element of Preservation Planning,
with John Flowers,
1975
EIAJ Videotape; Approximate runtime: 51 minutes, 55 seconds; black & white; sound
Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 5: Historical Research and Documentation as an Element of Preservation Planning,
with John Flowers [digital copy]
This is a digital file. The Special Collections Research Center provides copies of digital files to patrons upon request,
but it cannot guarantee that the files will open.
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Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 6: American Architecture, A Guide to the Styles, with Greer Suttlemyre,
1975
EIAJ Videotape; Approximate runtime: 51 minutes, 44 seconds; black & white; sound
Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 6: American Architecture, A Guide to the Styles, with Greer Suttlemyre [digital copy]
This is a digital file. The Special Collections Research Center provides copies of digital files to patrons upon request,
but it cannot guarantee that the files will open.
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Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 7: Methods and Techniques for Conducting Architectural Surveys and Inventories, with
Greer Suttlemyre,
1975
EIAJ Videotape; Approximate runtime: 35 minutes, 55 seconds; black & white; sound
Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 7: Methods and Techniques for Conducting Architectural Surveys and Inventories, with
Greer Suttlemyre [digital copy]
This is a digital file. The Special Collections Research Center provides copies of digital files to patrons upon request,
but it cannot guarantee that the files will open.
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Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 8: The Effective Use of Local Groups, with Tucker Hill,
1975
EIAJ Videotape; Approximate runtime: 1 hour, 1 minute, 15 seconds; black & white; sound
Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 8: The Effective Use of Local Groups, with Tucker Hill
This is a digital file. The Special Collections Research Center provides copies of digital files to patrons upon request,
but it cannot guarantee that the files will open.
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Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 9: The Role of the Archaeologist in Historic Preservation, with Stephen J. Gluckman,
1975
EIAJ Videotape; Approximate runtime: 56 minutes, 1 seconds; black & white; sound
Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 9: The Role of the Archaeologist in Historic Preservation, with Stephen J. Gluckman
This is a digital file. The Special Collections Research Center provides copies of digital files to patrons upon request,
but it cannot guarantee that the files will open.
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Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 10: The Protection of Archaeological Resources, with Stephen J. Gluckman; Field Trips,
with Elizabeth Rooks and Brent Glass,
1975
Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 10: The Protection of Archaeological Resources, with Stephen J. Gluckman; Field Trips,
with Elizabeth Rooks and Brent Glass [digital copy]
This is a digital file. The Special Collections Research Center provides copies of digital files to patrons upon request,
but it cannot guarantee that the files will open.
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Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 11: Relating Historic District Plans to Local Development and Redevelopment Plans,
Russell Wright,
1975
EIAJ Videotape; Approximate runtime: 43 minutes, 42 seconds; black & white; sound
Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 11: Relating Historic District Plans to Local Development and Redevelopment Plans,
Russell Wright [digital copy]
This is a digital file. The Special Collections Research Center provides copies of digital files to patrons upon request,
but it cannot guarantee that the files will open.
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Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 12: Relating Historic District Plans to Local Development and Redevelopment Plans
(continued), Russell Wright,
1975
EIAJ Videotape; Approximate runtime: 34 minutes, 20 seconds; black & white; sound
Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 12: Relating Historic District Plans to Local Development and Redevelopment Plans
(continued), Russell Wright [digital copy]
This is a digital file. The Special Collections Research Center provides copies of digital files to patrons upon request,
but it cannot guarantee that the files will open.
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Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 13: Relating Historic District Plans to Local Development and Redevelopment Plans
(continued), with Russell Wright,
1975
EIAJ Videotape; Approximate runtime: 48 minutes, 18 seconds; black & white; sound
Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 13: Relating Historic District Plans to Local Development and Redevelopment Plans
(continued), with Russell Wright [digital copy]
This is a digital file. The Special Collections Research Center provides copies of digital files to patrons upon request,
but it cannot guarantee that the files will open.
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Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 14: Urban Design as an Element of HIstoric District Plans, with W. P. Dinsmoor White,
1975
EIAJ Videotape; Approximate runtime: 51 minutes, 40 seconds; black & white; sound
Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 14: Urban Design as an Element of HIstoric District Plans, with W. P. Dinsmoor White
[digital copy]
This is a digital file. The Special Collections Research Center provides copies of digital files to patrons upon request,
but it cannot guarantee that the files will open.
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Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 15: Urban Design as an Element of HIstoric District Plans (continued), with W. P.
Dinsmoor White,
1975
EIAJ Videotape; Approximate runtime: 53 minutes, 18 seconds; black & white; sound
Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 15: Urban Design as an Element of HIstoric District Plans (continued), with W. P.
Dinsmoor White [digital copy]
This is a digital file. The Special Collections Research Center provides copies of digital files to patrons upon request,
but it cannot guarantee that the files will open.
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Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 16: Urban Design as an Element of HIstoric District Plans (continued), with W. P.
Dinsmoor White,
1975
EIAJ Videotape; Approximate runtime: 39 minutes, 44 seconds; black & white; sound
Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 16: Urban Design as an Element of HIstoric District Plans (continued), with W. P.
Dinsmoor White [digital copy]
This is a digital file. The Special Collections Research Center provides copies of digital files to patrons upon request,
but it cannot guarantee that the files will open.
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Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 17: Comparisons, the British Approach to Preservation-Conservation Planning, the
Governmental and Legal Setting, with Graham W. Ashworth,
1975
EIAJ Videotape; Approximate runtime: 56 minutes, 34 seconds; black & white; sound
Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 17: Comparisons, the British Approach to Preservation-Conservation Planning, the
Governmental and Legal Setting, with Graham W. Ashworth [digital copy]
This is a digital file. The Special Collections Research Center provides copies of digital files to patrons upon request,
but it cannot guarantee that the files will open.
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Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 18: Comparisons, the British Approach to Preservation-Conservation Planning, the
Governmental and Legal Setting (continued), with Graham W. Ashworth,
1975
EIAJ Videotape; Approximate runtime: 54 minutes, 21 seconds; black & white; sound
Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 18: Comparisons, the British Approach to Preservation-Conservation Planning, the
Governmental and Legal Setting (continued), with Graham W. Ashworth [digital copy]
This is a digital file. The Special Collections Research Center provides copies of digital files to patrons upon request,
but it cannot guarantee that the files will open.
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Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 19: Comparisons, the British Approach to Preservation-Conservation Planning, the
Governmental and Legal Setting (continued), with Graham W. Ashworth,
1975
EIAJ Videotape; Approximate runtime: 43 minutes, 53 seconds; black & white; sound
Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 19: Comparisons, the British Approach to Preservation-Conservation Planning, the
Governmental and Legal Setting (continued), with Graham W. Ashworth [digital copy]
This is a digital file. The Special Collections Research Center provides copies of digital files to patrons upon request,
but it cannot guarantee that the files will open.
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Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 20: Brass Tacks on Adaptive Uses, with Russell Wright,
1975
EIAJ Videotape; Approximate runtime: 1 hour, 5 minutes, 57 seconds; black & white; sound
Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 20: Brass Tacks on Adaptive Uses, with Russell Wright [digital copy]
This is a digital file. The Special Collections Research Center provides copies of digital files to patrons upon request,
but it cannot guarantee that the files will open.
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Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 21: Brass Tacks on Adaptive Uses (continued), with Russell Wright,
1975
EIAJ Videotape; Approximate runtime: 33 minutes, 54 seconds; black & white; sound
Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 21: Brass Tacks on Adaptive Uses (continued), with Russell Wright [digital copy]
This is a digital file. The Special Collections Research Center provides copies of digital files to patrons upon request,
but it cannot guarantee that the files will open.
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Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 22: Brass Tacks on Adaptive Uses (continued), with Russell Wright,
1975
EIAJ Videotape; Approximate runtime: 45 minutes, 30 seconds; black & white; sound
Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 22: Brass Tacks on Adaptive Uses (continued), with Russell Wright [digital copy]
This is a digital file. The Special Collections Research Center provides copies of digital files to patrons upon request,
but it cannot guarantee that the files will open.
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Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 23: Comparisons, the British Approach to Preservation-Conservation Planning, Environmental
and Design Considerations, with Roy R. Worskett,
1975
EIAJ Videotape; Approximate runtime: 59 minutes, 57 seconds; black & white; sound
Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 23: Comparisons, the British Approach to Preservation-Conservation Planning, Environmental
and Design Considerations, with Roy R. Worskett [digital copy]
This is a digital file. The Special Collections Research Center provides copies of digital files to patrons upon request,
but it cannot guarantee that the files will open.
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Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 24: Comparisons, the British Approach to Preservation-Conservation Planning, Environmental
and Design Considerations (continued), with Roy R. Worskett,
1975
EIAJ Videotape; Approximate runtime: 55 minutes, 35 seconds; black & white; sound
Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 24: Comparisons, the British Approach to Preservation-Conservation Planning, Environmental
and Design Considerations (continued), with Roy R. Worskett [digital file]
This is a digital file. The Special Collections Research Center provides copies of digital files to patrons upon request,
but it cannot guarantee that the files will open.
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Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 25: Comparisons, the British Approach to Preservation-Conservation Planning, Environmental
and Design Considerations (continued), with Roy R. Worskett,
1975
EIAJ Videotape; Approximate runtime: 1 hour, 0 minutes, 59 seconds; black & white; sound
Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 25: Comparisons, the British Approach to Preservation-Conservation Planning, Environmental
and Design Considerations (continued), with Roy R. Worskett [digital copy]
This is a digital file. The Special Collections Research Center provides copies of digital files to patrons upon request,
but it cannot guarantee that the files will open.
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Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 26: The Work of the British Civic Trusts, with Graham W. Ashworth,
1975
EIAJ Videotape; Approximate runtime: 48 minutes, 52 seconds; black & white; sound
Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 26: The Work of the British Civic Trusts, with Graham W. Ashworth [digital copy]
This is a digital file. The Special Collections Research Center provides copies of digital files to patrons upon request,
but it cannot guarantee that the files will open.
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Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 26A: The Work of the British Civic Trusts (continued), with Graham W. Ashworth,
1975
EIAJ Videotape; Approximate runtime: 35 minutes, 12 seconds; black & white; sound
Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 26A: The Work of the British Civic Trusts (continued), with Graham W. Ashworth
This is a digital file. The Special Collections Research Center provides copies of digital files to patrons upon request,
but it cannot guarantee that the files will open.
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Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 27: Preservation and the Local Economy, with George M. Stephens, Jr.,
1975
EIAJ Videotape; Approximate runtime: 55 minutes, 07 seconds; black & white; sound
Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 27: Preservation and the Local Economy, with George M. Stephens, Jr. [digital copy]
This is a digital file. The Special Collections Research Center provides copies of digital files to patrons upon request,
but it cannot guarantee that the files will open.
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Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 28: Financing Preservation, Local Financing and Fund Raising for Preservation Projects,
with Ed Clement,
1975
EIAJ Videotape; Approximate runtime: 1 hour, 4 minutes, 14 seconds; black & white; sound
Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 28: Financing Preservation, Local Financing and Fund Raising for Preservation Projects,
with Ed Clement [digital copy]
This is a digital file. The Special Collections Research Center provides copies of digital files to patrons upon request,
but it cannot guarantee that the files will open.
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Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 29: Preservation in Wilmington, A Case Study, with R. V. Asbury,
1975
EIAJ Videotape; Approximate runtime: 1 hour, 00 minutes, 37 seconds; black & white; sound
Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 29: Preservation in Wilmington, A Case Study, with R. V. Asbury [digital copy]
This is a digital file. The Special Collections Research Center provides copies of digital files to patrons upon request,
but it cannot guarantee that the files will open.
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Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 30: Revolving Funds As a Preservation Tool, Annapolis, A Case Study in Financing
Preservation, with J. M. P. Wright,
1975
EIAJ Videotape; Approximate runtime: 44 minutes, 3 seconds; black & white; sound
Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 30: Revolving Funds As a Preservation Tool, Annapolis, A Case Study in Financing
Preservation, with J. M. P. Wright [digital copy]
This is a digital file. The Special Collections Research Center provides copies of digital files to patrons upon request,
but it cannot guarantee that the files will open.
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Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 31: Easements as a Preservation Tool, Annapolis, A Case Study, with J. M. P. Wright,
1975
EIAJ Videotape; Approximate runtime: 59 minutes, 57 seconds; black & white; sound
Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 31: Easements as a Preservation Tool, Annapolis, A Case Study, with J. M. P. Wright
[digital copy]
This is a digital file. The Special Collections Research Center provides copies of digital files to patrons upon request,
but it cannot guarantee that the files will open.
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Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 32: Panel Discussion on Financing Projects, with J. M. P. Wright, R. V. Asbury, George
M. Stephens, Jr., and Ed Clement,
1975
EIAJ Videotape; Approximate runtime: 57 minutes, 32 seconds; black & white; sound
Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 32: Panel Discussion on Financing Projects, with J. M. P. Wright, R. V. Asbury, George
M. Stephens, Jr., and Ed Clement [digital copy]
This is a digital file. The Special Collections Research Center provides copies of digital files to patrons upon request,
but it cannot guarantee that the files will open.
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Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 33: Comparisons, British Views on American and European Preservation-Conservation
Efforts, Design and Institutional Considerations, with Roy R. Worskett and Graham W. Ashworth,
1975
EIAJ Videotape; Approximate runtime: 1 hour, 00 minutes, 8 seconds; black & white; sound
Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 33: Comparisons, British Views on American and European Preservation-Conservation
Efforts, Design and Institutional Considerations, with Roy R. Worskett and Graham W. Ashworth [digital copy]
This is a digital file. The Special Collections Research Center provides copies of digital files to patrons upon request,
but it cannot guarantee that the files will open.
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Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 34: Programs of the U. S. Department of the Interior, with William J. Murtagh,
1975
EIAJ Videotape; Approximate runtime: 56 minutes, 42 seconds; black & white; sound
Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 34: Programs of the U. S. Department of the Interior, with William J. Murtagh [digital
copy]
This is a digital file. The Special Collections Research Center provides copies of digital files to patrons upon request,
but it cannot guarantee that the files will open.
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Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 35: Programs of the U. S. Department of the Interior (continued), with William J.
Murtagh,
1975
EIAJ Videotape; Approximate runtime: 56 minutes, 31 seconds; black & white; sound
Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 35: Programs of the U. S. Department of the Interior (continued), with William J.
Murtagh [digital copy]
This is a digital file. The Special Collections Research Center provides copies of digital files to patrons upon request,
but it cannot guarantee that the files will open.
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Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 36: State Administration of National Park Service Programs, with Bruce MacDougal,
1975
EIAJ Videotape; Approximate runtime: 57 minutes, 10 seconds; black & white; sound
Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 36: State Administration of National Park Service Programs, with Bruce MacDougal
[digital copy]
This is a digital file. The Special Collections Research Center provides copies of digital files to patrons upon request,
but it cannot guarantee that the files will open.
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Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 37: The Role and Programs of the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation, with
Ernest Holz,
1975
EIAJ Videotape; Approximate runtime: 59 minutes, 36 seconds; black & white; sound
Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 37: The Role and Programs of the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation, with
Ernest Holz [digital copy]
This is a digital file. The Special Collections Research Center provides copies of digital files to patrons upon request,
but it cannot guarantee that the files will open.
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Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 38: The Role and Programs of the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation (continued),
with Ernest Holz,
1975
EIAJ Videotape; Approximate runtime: 55 minutes, 29 seconds; black & white; sound
Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 38: The Role and Programs of the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation (continued),
with Ernest Holz [digital copy]
This is a digital file. The Special Collections Research Center provides copies of digital files to patrons upon request,
but it cannot guarantee that the files will open.
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Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 39: The Changing Role of the U. S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, with
George Karas,
1975
EIAJ Videotape; Approximate runtime: 1 hour, 3 minutes, 38 seconds; black & white; sound
Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 39: The Changing Role of the U. S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, with
George Karas [digital copy]
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but it cannot guarantee that the files will open.
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Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 40: The Changing Role of the U. S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (continued),
with George Karas,
1975
EIAJ Videotape; Approximate runtime: 39 minutes, 57 seconds; black & white; sound
Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 40: The Changing Role of the U. S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (continued),
with George Karas [digital copy]
This is a digital file. The Special Collections Research Center provides copies of digital files to patrons upon request,
but it cannot guarantee that the files will open.
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Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 41: Principles of Townscape Conservation, with Roy R. Worskett,
1975
EIAJ Videotape; Approximate runtime: 51 minutes, 2 seconds; black & white; sound
At the beginning of this tape Robert Stipe indicates a power failure prevented the recording of the entirety of this session.
Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 41: Principles of Townscape Conservation, with Roy R. Worskett [digital copy]
This is a digital file. The Special Collections Research Center provides copies of digital files to patrons upon request,
but it cannot guarantee that the files will open.
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Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 42: Implementing Preservation Programs at the Local Level, with Robert E. Stipe,
1975
EIAJ Videotape; Approximate runtime: 54 minutes, 57 seconds; black & white; sound
Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 42: Implementing Preservation Programs at the Local Level, with Robert E. Stipe [digital
copy]
This is a digital file. The Special Collections Research Center provides copies of digital files to patrons upon request,
but it cannot guarantee that the files will open.
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Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 43: Implementing Preservation Programs at the Local Level (continued), with Robert
E. Stipe,
1975
EIAJ Videotape; Approximate runtime: 59 minutes, 21 seconds; black & white; sound
Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 43: Implementing Preservation Programs at the Local Level (continued), with Robert
E. Stipe [digital copy]
This is a digital file. The Special Collections Research Center provides copies of digital files to patrons upon request,
but it cannot guarantee that the files will open.
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Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 44: The Politics of Preservation, with Dan Morrell,
1975
EIAJ Videotape; Approximate runtime: 44 minutes, 30 seconds; black & white; sound
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Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 44: The Politics of Preservation, with Dan Morrell [digibeta videotape copy]
Planning for Historic Preservation, Tape 44: The Politics of Preservation, with Dan Morrell [digital copy]
This is a digital file. The Special Collections Research Center provides copies of digital files to patrons upon request,
but it cannot guarantee that the files will open.
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Planning for Historic Preservation, DVD copies of tapes 2 - 27,
1975
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Planning for Historic Preservation, DVD copies of tapes 28 - 43,
1975
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A Passion for Place, At Work and At Play, Far Fetched and Dear Bought, and On the Tracks of Progress (finished DVD productions)
(2009.0117)
Restricted. For Planning for Historic Preservation videotapes, please access use copies listed below.
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Far Fetched and Dear Bought
(2009.0117)
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Far Fetched and Dear Bought
(2009.0117)
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At Work and At Play
(2009.0117)
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At Work and At Play
(2009.0117)
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At Work and At Play; Miscellaneous Videotapes
(2009.0117)
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On the Tracks of Progress
(2009.0117)
Residence, Dr. Z.M. Caviness, Cameron Park, Raleigh. (also known as: Caviness residence),
1914-1915, [1925?]
Keller, H. P. S. () 20.0 itemsThomas Meehan and Sons. () Wilson, Berryman & Kennedy. () Contained here are preliminary drawings (ca. 1925) for a new residence in a style variously described as "manoir," "French
eclectic", and "Norman Revival." Characteristic features include stone and half-timbered construction, a high pitched hip
roof, and classical treatment of the main entryway. These materials were originally accessioned into the North Carolina Buildings
Collection (MC 00225).
The eclectic Caveness Residence, designed by H.P.S. Keller, shows the influence of several architectural styles prevalent
in the early 20th century. The rectilinear massing, with low hip roof and center dormer, is typical of the "American four-square,"
while its horizontal orientation, brick belt banding and stone trimmed terrace suggest the influence of the Prairie school
of architecture. The buff brick construction and wide overhanging eaves link the house to Spanish colonial revival or "Mediterranean"
styles also popular at the time. The Colonial revival is evident in the neoclassical exterior cornice and interior details.
The rear kitchen wing features a gambrel roof, found on many Dutch colonial revival houses of the period.
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Caviness House documents,
1915, undated
"Key to planting plan no. 2974, prepared for Dr. Z.M. Caveness [sic], Raleigh, N.C. by Thomas Meehan & Sons ... Philadelphia,
Pa.",
undated
Correspondence from E. Hemming of Thomas Meehan to Dr. Z. M. Caveness [sic],
1915 February 24
Advertisement from Thomas Meehan & Sons, Nurserymen & Horticulturalists.,
undated
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Caviness House drawings (folder 1 of 2)
"Residence, Dr. Z.M. Caviness, Cameron Park, Raleigh, N.C., H.P.S. Keller, architect,",
1914
(working drawings on 10 sheets) : vintage blueprints (some hand colored with pencil) ; 36 x 21 in. Scale varies.
Photostats of working drawings, sheets 4 and 5,
undated
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Caviness House drawings (folder 2 or 2)
"Residence for Dr. Z.M. Caveness, Raleigh, N. Car.; Wilson, Berryman, & Kennedy, architects, Columbia, S.Car.; Raleigh, N.Car.;
Charlotte. N.Car.",
undated
(preliminary plans and elevation on 3 sheets) : pencil and colored pencil on tracing paper ; various sizes. Scale: 1/8 in
= 1 ft.
CreatorPreservation North Carolina (Organization). Quantity13.5 Linear feet 9 cartons, 1 roll LanguageEnglish Acquisition InformationGift of Preservation North Carolina, 1996 (Accession 1996.0010) and 2009 (Accession 2009.0117, Accession 2009.0212). ProcessingTodd Kosmerick Revised2011 December, Finding aid updated with information on digital content Scope and Content NoteContains videotapes (Betacam SP and other videotape formats) of Preservation North Carolina productions: Planning for Historic Preservation (1975); PNC 4 [Four North Carolina Architects], At Work and At Play, Far Fetched and Dear Bought, On the Tracks of Progress, and A Passion for Place. There are DVDs of final production for last 4 titles. Preservation North Carolina periodically acquired documentation on historic North Carolina buildings, and some of those materials are in this colledtion. Included are blueprint drawings of El Nido house in Shelby, NC (1920s). The Caviness House materials (1910s-1920s) are now filed in this collection but were originally accessioned into the North Carolina Buildings Collection (MC 00225). Historical NoteFounded in 1939, Preservation North Carolina (PNC) is North Carolina's only private nonprofit statewide historic preservation organization. Its mission is to protect and promote buildings, landscapes and sites important to the diverse heritage of North Carolina. PNC has been involved in a number of programs and activities. Through its award-winning Endangered Properties Program, PNC has acquired endangered historic properties and then found purchasers to rehabilitate them. Since the early 1980s PNC has been an ally of the North Carolina Main Street program. Since the late 1980s, PNC has worked to find adaptive uses for dozens of abandoned historic schools. In 1997 PNC advocacy efforts led to the creation of rehabilitation tax credits by the NC General Assembly. In 2006, legislation for an additional incentive to rehabilitate historic mills and industrial buildings was enacted. Among Preservation NC's other activities are the operation of two major museum properties (the Bellamy Mansion in Wilmington and Ayr Mount in Hillsborough), awards, workshops, publications, legislative advocacy, and public education (such as heritage education materials for 8th grade classrooms). Controlled Terms
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