Guide to the Walter Peter Baermann Papers, 1903-1972

Collection Number MC 244

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Collection Information
Abstract:

Contains photographs, records of Baermann Associates architectural firm, client files, biographical materials relating to Baermann, files on the N.C. State University Program on Science and Society . The collection also contains artifacts, prints, sketches, drawings, and blueprints.

Walter Peter Baermann was born on September 1, 1903 in southwest Germany. He earned an M.A. in architecture (1924), and a M.A. in mechanical engineering (1926), both from the Institute of Technology in Munich. In 1927, Baermann received a Ph.D. from the University of Munich. He moved to the United States in 1929, beginning his career with well-known designers such as Joseph Urban, Norman Bel Geddes, and Henry Dreyfuss. Baermann, by 1931, became the chief designer for Howe and Lescaze, an architectural firm with offices in New York and Philadelphia. During this period he spearheaded the design for the Philadelphia Savings Fund Society Building, one of the prototypes for the modern skyscraper.

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Descriptive Summary

Repository

North Carolina State University Libraries, Special Collections Research Center

Creator

Baermann, Walter Peter

Title

Walter Peter Baermann Papers, 1903-1972

Call Number

MC 244

Extent

12 linear feet, 25 boxes, 4 flat files

Location

For current information on the location of these materials, please consult the Special Collections Research Center Reference Staff.

Language of Material

English

Information for Users

Restrictions to Access

This collection is open for research. Access requires at least 24 hours advance notice.
Acquisitions Information

Given by Christine Marting Baermann (Mrs. Walter P. Baermann), July 1997
Preferred Citation

[Identification of item], Walter Peter Baermann Papers, MC 244, Special Collections Research Center, North Carolina State University Libraries, Raleigh, NC
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Nell Medlin; Cilla Golas, 1997 October 10

Steven Mandeville-Gamble, 2005 December

Biographical Note

Walter Peter Baermann, 1903-1972
Walter Peter Baermann was born on September 1, 1903 in southwest Germany. He earned an M.A. in architecture (1924), and a M.A. in mechanical engineering (1926), both from the Institute of Technology in Munich. In 1927, Baermann received a Ph.D. from the University of Munich. He moved to the United States in 1929, beginning his career with well-known designers such as Joseph Urban, Norman Bel Geddes, and Henry Dreyfuss. Baermann, by 1931, became the chief designer for Howe and Lescaze, an architectural firm with offices in New York and Philadelphia. During this period he spearheaded the design for the Philadelphia Savings Fund Society Building, one of the prototypes for the modern skyscraper. In 1932, Fortune Magazine listed him among the first twelve successful practitioners of industrial design. One year later, Baermann volunteered as an apprentice in New England industries to familiarize himself with American manufacturing methods, labor conditions, markets, and management methods. In November, 1933, he opened his own industrial design office in Holyoke, Massachusetts. During this time, Baermann began to exhibit his work throughout the region and authored articles in The Architectural Record and The Commonweal.

Combining his interest design and academics, Baermann joined, in 1937, the California Institute of Technology's faculty. He helped organize the Graduate Department of Industrial Design Engineering and was appointed professor and director of the new department. While still in private practice, Baermann lectured widely at universities throughout the United States. Baermann was also a member of the California Division of the President's National Resources Planning Board, and worked as a consultant (labor training specialist) to the War Production Board. In 1941, Baermann continued his academic career as head of the Design Department of Cranbrook Academy in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan; later that year, he became Chief of Graphics in the Office of Civilian Defense in Washington, D.C.

Resuming his design career in 1944, first in New York, then in North Carolina, Baermann formed his design company, Baermann & Associates. In 1964, Henry Kamphoefner recruited Baermann to teach at the School of Design at NC State University in Raleigh, NC. Baermann taught in the School of Design, believing that psychology, sociology, engineering, production technology, ecology, and cultural considerations should all be a part of the curriculum. At NC State, Baermann was an active member of the Educational Policy and Continuing Education Committees of the Faculty Senate, and participated in the University Program on Science and Society, securing a Foundation research grant. From 1969-1972 he worked at the Center for Urban Affairs and Community Services; and until the time of his death at the age of sixty nine in November, 1972, he was involved in a joint project on Engineering and Design with the Engineering School of Duke University and NC State University.

Scope and Content Note


The Walter Peter Baermann Papers are divided into nine series and, where appropriate, are alphabetically arranged by subject within each series. The first and most extensive series, Baermann Associates is divided into three subseries: Photographs, Firm Records, and Client Files. The Photograph subseries, which has been kept in its original order, deals almost exclusively with Baermann's work as a design engineer and product design professor. The majority of these photographs depict products that Baermann designed during the career extended from 1930-1972. Firm Records, second subseries, contains general information about Baermann's design practice. This series contains news clippings and magazine articles, documenting Baermann's growing reputation, including a small amount of information about Baermann's architectural designs. The third subseries, Client Files, testify to the extent of Baermann's client base as a practicing design engineer. These files are alphabetically arranged, in keeping with Baermann's file arrangement.They contain brochures, correspondence, design notes, and some photographs. The second series, Baermann Biographical Files, contains general biographical information on Baermann, much of it compiled by either Baermann or his wife, Christine M. Baermann, for press releases, entries in Who's Who, or similar publications. This series houses Baermann's lectures and articles, and some photographic portraits of Baermann. The next series, N.C. State - University Program on Science and Society includes the records from Baermann's work, from 1968-71, as a part of this project. This series reflects the broad base of Baermann's interest in education, and his goal of educating the whole person to become a contributing member of society. Overlapping this interest in education is captured in the series that follows: NC State Design School. The files contain course materials, curriculum studies, and other records relating to Baermann's activities as a professor at the N.C. State. The Artifacts series contains three examples of actual products created by Baermann. Audiotapes and Slides, small part of the collection contain taped interviews between Baermann and clients. The last series, Prints, Sketches, Drawings and Blueprints contains pencil sketches, watercolors, charcoal and ink sketches done by Baermann. Although most of the drawings are relating to his design practice, there are a number of sketches from the 1920-30s that show Baermann's varied interests.

Organization of the Collection


Organized into nine series: Series 1: Baermann Associates - Photographs, 1930s-1972; Series 2: Baermann Biographical Files, 1945-1972; Series 3: Baermann Associates - Firm Records, 1950-1972; Series 4: Baermann Associates - Client Files, 1940-1972; Series 5: University Program on Science and Society, 1968-1971; Series 6: NC State Design School, 1964-1973; Series 7: Artifacts, 1960s; Series 8: Audiotapes and Slides, 1968; no dates; and, Series 9: Prints, Sketches, Drawings and Blueprints, 1920-1972.

Online Catalog Terms


The following terms have been used to index the guide to the collection in the NCSU Library's online catalog.

Individuals

  • Baermann, Walter Peter, 1903-1972

Corporate Entities

Topics

  • Architects--North Carolina
  • Architechture--United States--History--20th century
  • Education
  • Furniture--North Carolina
  • Furniture--Styles--United States--History--20th century
  • Furniture Design--North Carolina
  • Furniture Designers--North Carolina
  • Furniture Industry and Trade--North Carolina
  • Hospitals--Furniture and equipment, etc.
  • Industrial Designers
  • Industrial Engineering--North Carolina
  • North Carolina State University, School of Design
  • Production engineering
  • Products, Infinite

Geographic Names

  • North Carolina

Genre

  • Manuscripts

Occupations

Detailed Description of the Collection


  • MC 244 Series 01:Baermann Associates - Photographs, 1930s-1972


    linear feet,

    The Baermann Associates-subseries, photographs, is the most significant part of the collection, containing hundreds of photographs of varying size and quality that document the range of products whose design Baermann influenced in some way, large or small, during his career. The photographs of furniture groups offers the widest range of Baermann's work, though there are also portrait photographs of Baermann and his staff. Note: additional photographs housed elsewhere among Baermann's papers; it was in these cases judged more appropriate to keep photographs with their subjects.

    • Baermann Designs - "Historic, " 1920-40s
      1-.20
      Images of sofas, chairs, tables, lamps (1920s) appliances, machinery, gas heaters (1938), IBM typewriter, 1945
      		 [MC 00244 Box 1, Folder 1]
    • Baermann Designs--"Historic, " 1940s
      21-.42
      Images of sofas, chairs, tables, appliances, machinery, home furnishings
      		 [MC 00244 Box 1, Folder 2]
    • Corning Glass Company; Hardwick Stoves1950s
      43-.50       		[MC 00244 Box 1, Folder 3]
    • Furniture, lamps, luggage, machinery1950-60s
      1-.25       		[MC 00244 Box 1, Folder 4]
    • Furniture1950-60s
      26-.56       		[MC 00244 Box 1, Folder 5]
    • Furniture1950-60s
      57-.72       		[MC 00244 Box 1, Folder 6]
    • Upholstered furniture--sofas, chairs, loveseats 1950s
      1-.43       		[MC 00244 Box 2, Folder 1]
    • Upholstered furniture--sofas, chairs, also tables and stands 1950s
      1-.46       		[MC 00244 Box 2, Folder 2]
    • Tables and bedroom sets, "Cherokee"1950s
      1-.31       		[MC 00244 Box 3, Folder 1]
    • Tables and stands, "Candlelight"1950s
      1-.22       		[MC 00244 Box 3, Folder 2]
    • "Candlelight Collection" furniture with press releases and brochures
      1-.9       		[MC 00244 Box 3, Folder 3]
    • Prestige Furniture Collection; Image1960s
      1-.17       		[MC 00244 Box 3, Folder 4]
    • Furniture and appliances, "Unagusta," 1950-60s
      1-.21       		[MC 00244 Box 3, Folder 5]
    • Furniture--bedroom sets and dinette sets 1950s
      1-.19       		[MC 00244 Box 3, Folder 6]
    • Furniture, appliances, machinery 1940-60s
      1-.22       		[MC 00244 Box 4, Folder 1]
    • Machinery, seating for mass transit, Bore-Matic Co.; factory interior, boats1940-60s
      23-.51       		[MC 00244 Box 4, Folder 2]
    • Cherry-Burrell tablet press (machine used to make aspirin tablets)
      1-.10       		[MC 00244 Box 4, Folder 3]
    • Upholstered furniture--chairs and sofas, loveseats, "King Size Chair,"(1950s; no dates)
      1-.20       		[MC 00244 Box 4, Folder 4]
    • Upholstered furniture--sofas and sectional sofas
      21-.44       		[MC 00244 Box 4, Folder 5]
    • Upholstered furniture--sofas, sectional sofas, and chairs
      45-.62       		[MC 00244 Box 4, Folder 6]
    • Upholstered furniture--sofas and chairs
      63-.91       		[MC 00244 Box 5, Folder 1]
    • Upolstered furniture--sofas, chairs, and sectional sofas
      92-.106       		[MC 00244 Box 5, Folder 2]
    • Products Manufacturers including: Rich's, Inc.--display units; Royal Metal Manufacturing Company; Marbon Chemical--first aid kits; Cherry-Burrell--tablet press; Medical Supply Company-thermometer sleeves and first aid kits
      1-.15       		[MC 00244 Box 5, Folder 3]
    • Products Manufacturers including: Taylor Instruments--barometers and thermometers; Fastex--industrial fasteners; ITT(telecomunications); Kendall; Hawley Products-- luggage; Prestige Furniture Company--"small cut-away"
      1-.10       		[MC 00244 Box 5, Folder 4]
    • Negatives of office furniture and interiors
      1-.14       		[MC 00244 Box 5, Folder 5]
    • Seating
      1-.8       		[MC 00244 Box 6, Folder 1]
    • Furniture
      1-.8       		[MC 00244 Box 6, Folder 2]
    • Molded chair
      1-.4       		[MC 00244 Box 6, Folder 3]
    • Furniture
      1-.8       		[MC 00244 Box 6, Folder 4]
    • Two unidentified men in outdoor alpine settingca. 1930s
      1       		[MC 00244 Box 6, Folder 5]
    • House and car with cacti in foregroundca. 1930s
      2       		[MC 00244 Box 6, Folder 5]
    • Homes
      1-.2       		[MC 00244 Box 6, Folder 6]
    • Hardwick Stoves
      1-.5       		[MC 00244 Box 6, Folder 7]
    • Stoves (negatives)
      1-.11       		[MC 00244 Box 6, Folder 8]
    • Tables
      1-.4       		[MC 00244 Box 6, Folder 9]
    • Furniture
      1-.19       		[MC 00244 Box 6, Folder 10]
    • Saco-Lowell spinning mill
      1-.10       		[MC 00244 Box 14, Folder 11]
    • Saco-Lowell spinning mill
      1-.9       		[MC 00244 Box 6, Folder 12]
    • Saco-Lowell spinning mill
      1-.10       		[MC 00244 Box 6, Folder 13]
    • Portraits of Walter Baermann
      1-.10       		[MC 00244 Box 6, Folder 14]
    • Portraits of Walter Baermann
      1-.10       		[MC 00244 Box 6, Folder 15]
    • Portraits of Walter Baermann
      1-.10       		[MC 00244 Box 6, Folder 16]
    • Portraits of Walter Baermann
      1-.10       		[MC 00244 Box 6, Folder 17]
    • Portraits of Walter Baermann
      1-.9       		[MC 00244 Box 6, Folder 18]
    • Bernice Abbott photo of Walter Baermann (negative)
      1       		[MC 00244 Box 6, Folder 19]
    • Portraits of Walter Baermann
      1-.7       		[MC 00244 Box 6, Folder 20]
    • Home Modernizing Guide
      1-.3       		[MC 00244 Box 6, Folder 21]
    • Baermann Associates Office Staff
      1-.14       		[MC 00244 Box 6, Folder 22]
    • J. Roger Chastain of Baermann Associate
      1-.4       		[MC 00244 Box 6, Folder 23]
    • Arnold Joslin of Baermann Associates
      1-.5       		[MC 00244 Box 6, Folder 24]
    • Vincent Foote of Baermann Associates
      1-.4       		[MC 00244 Box 6, Folder 25]
    • Cherry Burrell machine equipment
      1-.11       		[MC 00244 Box 11, Folder 26]
    • Cherry-Burrell machine equipment
      1-.11       		[MC 00244 Box 6, Folder 27]
    • Cherry-Burrell machine equipment
      1-.15       		[MC 00244 Box 6, Folder 28]
    • Cherry-Burrell machine equipment
      1-.10       		[MC 00244 Box 6, Folder 29]
    • Cherry-Burrell machine equipment
      1-.10       		[MC 00244 Box 6, Folder 30]
    • Cherry-Burrell machine equipment
      1-.10       		[MC 00244 Box 6, Folder 31]
    • Precision Fit (includes negatives)
      1-.5       		[MC 00244 Box 6, Folder 32]
    • Taylor Instrument Company (prize-winning golden barometer)
      1-.10       		[MC 00244 Box 15, Folder 33]
    • Taylor Instrument Company
      1-.11       		[MC 00244 Box 6, Folder 34]
    • Taylor Instrument Company
      1-.11       		[MC 00244 Box 6, Folder 35]
    • Medical Supply Company
      1-.10       		[MC 00244 Box 13, Folder 36]
    • Medical Supply Company
      1-.14       		[MC 00244 Box 6, Folder 37]
    • Medical Supply Company
      1-.11       		[MC 00244 Box 6, Folder 38]
    • Medical Supply Company
      1-.15       		[MC 00244 Box 6, Folder 39]
    • Medical Supply Company
      1-.8       		[MC 00244 Box 6, Folder 40]
    • Medical Supply Company
      1-.11       		[MC 00244 Box 6, Folder 41]
    • Prestige Furniture Company--chair
      1-.15       		[MC 00244 Box 1, Folder 42]
    • Prestige Furniture Company--chair construction
      1-.7       		[MC 00244 Box 6, Folder 43]
    • Prestige Furniture Company--chair construction
      1-.8       		[MC 00244 Box 6, Folder 44]

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  • MC 244 Series 02:Baermann Biographical Files, 1945-1972


    linear feet,

    This series contains typed and handwritten articles by Baermann, biographical data assembled by either Baermann himself or Mrs. Baermann both before and after he came to Raleigh, some personal letters and notes, a few photographs of Baermann, news clippings that reflect a glimpse of the private man, and the manuscripts of several lectures and speeches that Baermann made. For example, this series contains both a typed manuscript and a set of note cards scribbled in Baermann's handwriting for a speech he made sometime in the 1960s to a group of women, entitled, "The Ideal Wife of the Designer." Comparison of the two versions of the same speech imparts some interesting information on Baermann's speaking style and sense of humor.

    • Articles by Walter P. Baermann, typed and handwritten manuscripts(1960s) [MC 00244 Box 7, Folder 1]
    • Articles by Walter P. Baermann, typed manuscripts (1960s) [MC 00244 Box 7, Folder 2]
    • Biographical file relating to Raleigh, North Carolina [MC 00244 Box 7, Folder 3]
    • Biographical file relating to Waynesville, North Carolina [MC 00244 Box 7, Folder 4]
    • Lectures(Oct. 1966)
      "The Social Abuse of Language," presented to AIA Southern California Chapter, 1938; Robinson Furniture Co, 1957; NC State Forestry School, 1968; "Trends in Furniture Design," presented to Forest Products Research Society
      		[MC 00244 Box 7, Folder 5]
    • Excerpts from letters to Rino Petrini (1970) [MC 00244 Box 7, Folder 6]
    • Memoirs, handwritten manuscript (Spring, 1970) [MC 00244 Box 7, Folder 7]
    • News clippings: Cinti. Eng. [sic] (Aug. 1964); News & Observer(December, 1969) [MC 00244 Box 7, Folder 8]
    • Photographs-- Portraits of Walter Baermann (1940-60s) [MC 00244 Box 6, Folder 9]
    • Publicity Press Releases (1966-1967) [MC 00244 Box 7, Folder 10]
    • Eight pencil sketches of tables and chairs, undated [MC 00244 Box 7, Folder 11]
    • Speeches: IDSA annual meeting, Lake Geneva, WI (Oct. 1968); Southern Furniture Manufacturer's Association (Spring, 1965); "The Furniture Designer and Design Engineering," (undated); "The Necktie and the Morals of Product Development (August 1961); "The Ideal Wife of the Designer," (undated); "Unashamed Witnessing to Faith in Inner Life Values," NC State Design Student Series (April 18, 1966) [MC 00244 Box 7, Folder 12]
    • Writings (October, 1970) [MC 00244 Box 7, Folder 13]

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  • MC 244 Series 03:Baermann Associates - Firm Records, 1950-1972


    linear feet,

    This subseries, includes general information on Baermann's design firm, Walter P. Baermann & Associates, Inc. that operated in Waynesville, North Carolina and Raleigh from 1950-1972. Also present are notes and records from interviews conducted between Baermann and assorted furniture industry executives. Articles from magazines and trade publications both by Baermann and about his work are found in this series. In addition, there are many news clippings from the North Carolina and Midwest area about Baermann's activities, including several dozen newspaper advertisements from the Detroit News and The Detroit Free Press, promoting furniture made from Baermann's designs. These news clippings and advertisements serve to document the broad base of influence in the 1950-60s that Baermann exerted over the furniture industry. Finally, this series contains a small amount of information that exists about Baermann's work as a residential architect in western North Carolina.

    • Brochure, master copy (1968); Brochure, updated (1969)1968-1969 [MC 00244 Box 8, Folder 1]
    • Corporate biography [MC 00244 Box 8, Folder 2]
    • Correspondence - Permission for reference [MC 00244 Box 8, Folder 3]
    • Expansion plan [MC 00244 Box 8, Folder 4]
    • History and function of Baermann Associates [MC 00244 Box 8, Folder 5]
    • Articles: typed manuscript and galleys of article for Industrial Design Magazine (August, 1965); Harry Gehman Good, "Education Through Work," Epsilon Pi Tau Founders' Day Address (March 13, 1943) [MC 00244 Box 8, Folder 6]
    • Interview - Nathan Ancell, Baumritter Corporation (ca. 1963) [MC 00244 Box 8, Folder 7]
    • Interview - [no first name] Brunn, Drexel Furniture (no date) [MC 00244 Box 8, Folder 8]
    • Interview - Tom Finch (no date) [MC 00244 Box 8, Folder 9]
    • Interview - Rome Jones (no date) [MC 00244 Box 8, Folder 10]
    • Interview - Bob Spellman (no date) [MC 00244 Box 22, Folder 11]
    • Interview - Stanley Furniture (no date) [MC 00244 Box 22, Folder 12]
    • Interview - Thayer-Coggin (no date) [MC 00244 Box 22, Folder 13]
    • Interview - Ed Thrower (no date) [MC 00244 Box 8, Folder 14]
    • Magazine articles (Business Week article about Baermann's "Image" Line for Prestige Furniture ( February, 1961); Furniture Design and Manufacturing article about Baermann's "Candlelight" Line, (March, 1959); Unagusta trade literature, undated; other articles from Furniture Manufacturer and National Furniture Design re: Baermann's designs, early 1960s) [MC 00244 Box 8, Folder 15]
    • Articles by Baermann from Journal of the Industrial Designers Society of America (1968, 1969); Furniture Design and Manufacturing (1964); Industrial Design (1961, 1965, 1967)1961-1969 [MC 00244 Box 8, Folder 16]
    • Magazine articles, including Family Circle, May 1961; Saturday Review articles on various aspects of science, philosophy, and education, (early 1960s) [MC 00244 Box 9, Folder 1]
    • Paul McCobb, newsletter discussing trends and future of furniture industry(1967) [MC 00244 Box 9, Folder 2]
    • News clippings (1952-1964) Asheville Citizen; Waynesville Mountaineer; Raleigh Times; News & Observer; Cincinnati Box Folder/Contents Inquirer; Canton Enterprise; High Point Enterprise; inter alia [MC 00244 Box 9, Folder 3]
    • Newspaper advertisements, primarily from Detroit News and Detroit Free Press (1955) [MC 00244 Box 9, Folder 4]
    • Photographs - Office Staff at Baermann Associates [MC 00244 Box 6, Folder 5]
    • Promotional materials about Baermann Associates [MC 00244 Box 9, Folder 6]
    • Residence - Leo Feichter; 2 photos of house exterior under construction, price quotations; contract [MC 00244 Box 9, Folder 7]
    • Residence - A.L. Freedlander; 2 photos; negatives; specifications; correspondence; survey blueprint (1955) [MC 00244 Box 9, Folder 8]
    • Residence - H.C. Kersten; survey blueprint; invoices; estimates; correspondence (1954) [MC 00244 Box 9, Folder 9]
    • Residence - R.L. Prevost; correspondence; estimates (1955) [MC 00244 Box 9, Folder 10]
    • Residence - A.R. Riegg; design services estimate (1954) [MC 00244 Box 9, Folder 11]
    • Residence - Jonathan H. Winters; estimates; invoices; correspondence; pencil sketches of floor plan (1955-1957) [MC 00244 Box 9, Folder 12]
    • Office Building lease agreement--W.C. Norris Company to Baermann (1958) [MC 00244 Box 9, Folder 13]

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  • MC 244 Series 04:Baermann Associates - Client Files, 1940-1972


    linear feet,

    This subseries is the largest one in the collection. Its size alone testifies to the extent and variety of Baermann's activities as a practicing design engineer. The files contain correspondence, notes, drawings, sketches, photographs, brochures and other corporate publications. The Taylor Instrument Company file provides information about Baermann's award-winning design for the "golden ceramic barometer." Another, the Schieffelin file, offers a glimpse of various cosmetic packaging designs ideas and samples. Finally, this series includes Baermann's work on Liberty Magazine in the late 1940s, reflecting only a few of Baermann's graphic design projects. Note: there is also a file containing Braille language.

    • Aeroglide (1964-65) [MC 00244 Box 10, Folder 1]
    • Aid Corp.-kitchen accessories (1960) [MC 00244 Box 10, Folder 2]
    • BASF Technical Information (1970) [MC 00244 Box 10, Folder 3]
    • Baumritter Corp.; contains 19 photos (1963-64) [MC 00244 Box 10, Folder 4]
    • Beal, Carl (1967) [MC 00244 Box 10, Folder 5]
    • Berea College (1950-60s) [MC 00244 Box 10, Folder 6]
    • Braille language articles and other information about Mary Duke Biddle Semans Gallery for the Blind [MC 00244 Box 10, Folder 7]
    • Canvas Association in NC and VA; contains photographs (1960s) [MC 00244 Box 10, Folder 8]
    • Carsons Company [MC 00244 Box 10, Folder 9]
    • Cavalier Corp. (1950s) [MC 00244 Box 10, Folder 10]
    • Charlotte, NC Chamber of Commerce, visitor's promotional materials [MC 00244 Box 10, Folder 11]
    • Cherry-Burrell Corp. - Photographs of "Sonifer Power Supply," (1960) [MC 00244 Box 6, Folder 1]
    • Cherry-Burrell Corp. - Baermann designs, drawings, and correspondence [MC 00244 Box 11, Folder 2]
    • Cordes Residence (1950) [MC 00244 Box 11, Folder 3]
    • Corning--Acetonometer, Colorimeter, Blood type meter Alcoholometer; contains 3 photographs (1960) [MC 00244 Box 11, Folder 4]
    • Creslon - Disposable toothbrush (1960s) [MC 00244 Box 11, Folder 5]
    • Creslon - Fasteners (general) (1960s) [MC 00244 Box 21, Folder 6]
    • Creslon - Garter fasteners (1960s) [MC 00244 Box 11, Folder 7]
    • Creslon - Hair curlers (1960s) [MC 00244 Box 21, Folder 8]
    • Creslon - Paintbrush (1960s) [MC 00244 Box 11, Folder 9]
    • Creslon - Security belt fastener (1960s) [MC 00244 Box 11, Folder 10]
    • Creslon - Screw fastener (1960s) [MC 00244 Box 11, Folder 11]
    • Creslon - Upholstery, cabinet latches, picture hooks, and others (1960s) [MC 00244 Box 11, Folder 12]
    • Crest, Inc. - correspondence; 1 photo; negatives (1960s) [MC 00244 Box 11, Folder 13]
    • Fastex Company-milk dispenser; 3 photos, negatives (1967) [MC 00244 Box 11, Folder 14]
    • General Lighting Co. [MC 00244 Box 11, Folder 15]
    • Hardwick Stove Co.-brochures and correspondence 1;3;6 .2 Hardwick Stove Co.- competitors [MC 00244 Box 12, Folder 1]
    • Hawley Products Co.- brochures and correspondence [MC 00244 Box 12, Folder 3]
    • Hawley Products- 3 photos plus negatives [MC 00244 Box 12, Folder 4]
    • Home Modernizing Guide [MC 00244 Box 6, Folder 5]
    • ITT Telecommunications; 20 photos; 20 sketches; negatives [MC 00244 Box 12, Folder 6]
    • Katherine Rug Mills - includes sketches, correspondence, brochures, news clippings [MC 00244 Box 12, Folder 7]
    • Kendall Co. (Bauer & Black Division); includes sketch, negatives [MC 00244 Box 12, Folder 8]
    • Liberty Magazine (Baermann worked on concept for consistent layout and cover style)(1948-1949) [MC 00244 Box 12, Folder 9]
    • Liberty Magazine [MC 00244 Box 12, Folder 10]
    • Liberty Magazine [MC 00244 Box 12, Folder 11]
    • Liberty Magazine [MC 00244 Box 13, Folder 1]
    • Marbon Chemical; catalogs and company information regarding Cycolac, a type of plastic used by Baermann in designing his lightweight chairs (1960s) [MC 00244 Box 13, Folder 2]
    • Marbon Chemical; 11 photos of chair shells; blueprint of Baermann design for air cushion vehicle (1969) [MC 00244 Box 13, Folder 3]
    • Marsh, Owen T.; correspondence regarding milk carton patent; lid catch assembly (1963) [MC 00244 Box 13, Folder 4]
    • Medical Supply Co.; includes blueprints of tear gas gun designs, news clipping, brochures, correspondence, 3 photos of "Tammi" (the resuscitation model designed by Baermann); article: "Recent Advances in Emergency Resuscitation," presented at Semiannual Meeting of Maryland Medical and Chirurgical Faculty, September 16, 1960 [MC 00244 Box 6, Folder 5]
    • Mersman Tables; 16 pencil drawings (no date) [MC 00244 Box 13, Folder 6]
    • Middletown Manufacturing; includes notes; approximately 30 photos of tilt-swivel device, plus negatives (1964) [MC 00244 Box 13, Folder 7]
    • Milo Baughman royalty contract for Thayer-Coggin Cycolac chairs; company brochures (1960s) [MC 00244 Box 13, Folder 8]
    • Mobile Mission Church; correspondence; 11 photos (1961) [MC 00244 Box 13, Folder 9]
    • Monsanto Chemical (Plastics Division) [MC 00244 Box 13, Folder 10]
    • New Building - Robinson photos of interior and exterior of chair manufacturing plant (1960s?) [MC 00244 Box 13, Folder 11]
    • No-Sag Spring Co.; includes blueprint sketches, correspondence, brochures, notes (1950s) [MC 00244 Box 14, Folder 1]
    • Prestige Furniture Co.; 25 photos of "Image" line of upholstered furniture; press conference (early 1960s) [MC 00244 Box 14, Folder 2]
    • Prestige Furniture Co.; 35 pictures of "Image" line chairs and sofas (early 1960s) [MC 00244 Box 14, Folder 3]
    • Production Engineering Co.; cost analysis, brochure, correspondence (1963) [MC 00244 Box 14, Folder 4]
    • Projection Products Co. [MC 00244 Box 14, Folder 5]
    • Roundwood Corp. [MC 00244 Box 14, Folder 6]
    • Royal Metal Co. [MC 00244 Box 14, Folder 7]
    • Saco-Lowell [MC 00244 Box 6, Folder 8]
    • Saginaw Furniture Shops [MC 00244 Box 14, Folder 9]
    • Schieffelin Sketches; designs for cosmetic packaging (1965) [MC 00244 Box 14, Folder 10]
    • Sears, Roebuck & Co. [MC 00244 Box 14, Folder 11]
    • Seng Co.; coils, springs, revolving fixtures [MC 00244 Box 14, Folder 12]
    • Spur Gas Station ideas [MC 00244 Box 14, Folder 13]
    • Stanley Furniture Company [MC 00244 Box 8, Folder 14]
    • Stryker; brochures re medical instruments and equipment (1968) [MC 00244 Box 15, Folder 1]
    • Stryker; notes, correspondence (1968) [MC 00244 Box 15, Folder 2]
    • Sverdrup, Parcel & Assoc., Inc. (Transportation Technology Division) [MC 00244 Box 15, Folder 3]
    • Taylor Instrument Co.; includes "golden ceramic barometer" award-winning design (1965-1970) [MC 00244 Box 6, Folder 4]
    • Unagusta; 30 photos of living room and bedroom furniture [MC 00244 Box 15, Folder 5]
    • Unagusta; sketches and correspondence [MC 00244 Box 15, Folder 6]
    • Welsh Plywood Corp. [MC 00244 Box 15, Folder 7]
    • West Virginia Pulp and Paper [MC 00244 Box 15, Folder 8]
    • West Virginia University wood/plastic combination furniture [MC 00244 Box 15, Folder 9]

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  • MC 244 Series 05:University Program on Science and Society, 1968-1971


    linear feet,

    In 1968 NC State, UNC-Chapel Hill, Duke University, St. Augustine's College, and Shaw University launched a cooperative program among faculty and students whose purpose was to provide the colleges and universities with a means of focusing curricula and departmental resources upon major social problems related to the growth of science and technology. The idea was to explore ways to bridge the isolation of "campus" from "community." Baermann was an active participant in this program, serving as a task group leader on "The Vital University." Since Baermann had long been interested the interdisciplinary aspects of design, he applied his energy and talent to this program. This series contains a number of background articles that Baermann collected in connection with his activities in the program, as well as general correspondence, memoranda, information about meetings, and some of the writings of Don W. Shriver, Jr., the NC State professor who served as overall head of this program.

    • Articles by members [MC 00244 Box 16, Folder 1]
    • Biological Research Task Group [MC 00244 Box 16, Folder 2]
    • Conference of Campus Chaplains (February, 1970) [MC 00244 Box 16, Folder 3]
    • Curriculum Changes & Grading Survey [MC 00244 Box 16, Folder 4]
    • Cybernetics [MC 00244 Box 16, Folder 5]
    • Conference & Meetings [MC 00244 Box 16, Folder 6]
    • Descriptive Statement [MC 00244 Box 16, Folder 7]
    • Duke University Engineering Project [MC 00244 Box 16, Folder 8]
    • Engineering Curriculum (Baermann writings) [MC 00244 Box 16, Folder 9]
    • Engineering Task Group [MC 00244 Box 16, Folder 10]
    • Experimental Study of Religion and Technology [MC 00244 Box 17, Folder 1]
    • Food and Population Problems Task Group [MC 00244 Box 17, Folder 2]
    • Funding requests [MC 00244 Box 17, Folder 3]
    • Goals and evaluations [MC 00244 Box 17, Folder 4]
    • Group leaders [MC 00244 Box 17, Folder 5]
    • Newsletters (1969-1970) [MC 00244 Box 17, Folder 6]
    • NIMH proposal (1971) [MC 00244 Box 17, Folder 7]
    • Research proposal (1968) [MC 00244 Box 17, Folder 8]
    • Shriver, Don W., Jr.; articles:
      "From Industrial to Cybernetic Man," typed manuscript (c. 1969) -- "On Interdisciplinary Teaching and Learning," typed manuscript (c. 1969) -- "America is ruled by people with a 1940 consciousness," Technician (Spring 1970) inter alia
      		 [MC 00244 Box 17, Folder 9]
    • Societal engineering; Baermann typed manuscripts: "Engineering and Religion;" "Societal Engineering" (1970) [MC 00244 Box 17, Folder 10]
    • State Planning Task Group [MC 00244 Box 17, Folder 11]
    • Study of education for environmental design [MC 00244 Box 17, Folder 12]
    • Summary of current developments [MC 00244 Box 17, Folder 13]
    • University and World Affairs Task Group [MC 00244 Box 17, Folder 14]
    • Articles by Baermann: class lecture (1971); "Conflict and Creative Confrontation" (1970); "The New University" (1970, no date) [MC 00244 Box 18, Folder 1]
    • Articles from research centers and universities, e.g., Hampshire College, Bowdoin College, Florida State University, University of Chicago, Human Development Corporation, Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions [MC 00244 Box 18, Folder 2]
    • Articles including Paul Erlich, "Eco-Catastrophe!" Ramparts (1969); "The Cities that Came too Soon," The Economist 1969; Institute for Psychedelic Research of San Francisco State College, "Use of Psychedelic Agents to Facilitate Creative Problem Solving," (no date) [MC 00244 Box 18, Folder 3]
    • Articles including Fred M. Hechinger, "Some Campus Reforms Come Quietly," New York Times (May 18, 1969); Johanna Grimes, "A New Way of Teaching," News & Observer (March 1, 1970); "How to Make Physics 'Relevant,'" North Carolina Leader (March 12, 1969); George B. Leonard, "Visiting Day 2001 A.D.," Look (October 1, 1968); entire issue of New York Review of Books (July 31, 1969) [MC 00244 Box 18, Folder 4]
    • Articles on science and technology from Saturday Review (1968-70) [MC 00244 Box 18, Folder 5]
    • Articles, unpublished, e.g.: Jack Porter, "A Proposal for a Centralized 'Learning Resources' Program at North Carolina State University," (February 1, 1968); Henry Sanoff, "Proposal for a Center for Urban and Regional Development at North Carolina State University, Raleigh," (no date); Lloyd J. Averill, "Social Policy and the Liberal Arts," (no date) [MC 00244 Box 18, Folder 6]
    • Courses for man-made environment [MC 00244 Box 18, Folder 7]
    • Philosophy of "Vital University Program [MC 00244 Box 18, Folder 8]
    • Reorganization, newsletters, reports [MC 00244 Box 18, Folder 9]
    • Residential college for N.C. State - studies of science, technology and society (1960s) [MC 00244 Box 18, Folder 10]
    • "Vital University" - Science, Technology & Society Task Group 1968-1969 [MC 00244 Box 18, Folder 11]
    • Articles by members [MC 00244 Box 16, Folder 1]
    • Biological Research Task Group [MC 00244 Box 16, Folder 2]
    • Conference of Campus Chaplains (February, 1970) [MC 00244 Box 16, Folder 3]
    • Curriculum Changes & Grading Survey [MC 00244 Box 16, Folder 4]
    • Cybernetics [MC 00244 Box 16, Folder 5]
    • Conference & Meetings [MC 00244 Box 16, Folder 6]
    • Descriptive Statement [MC 00244 Box 16, Folder 7]
    • Duke University Engineering Project [MC 00244 Box 16, Folder 8]
    • Engineering Curriculum (Baermann writings) [MC 00244 Box 16, Folder 9]
    • Engineering Task Group [MC 00244 Box 16, Folder 10]
    • Experimental Study of Religion and Technology [MC 00244 Box 17, Folder 1]
    • Food and Population Problems Task Group [MC 00244 Box 17, Folder 2]
    • Funding requests [MC 00244 Box 17, Folder 3]
    • Goals and evaluations [MC 00244 Box 17, Folder 4]
    • Group leaders [MC 00244 Box 17, Folder 5]
    • Newsletters (1969-1970) [MC 00244 Box 17, Folder 6]
    • NIMH proposal (1971) [MC 00244 Box 17, Folder 7]
    • Research proposal (1968) [MC 00244 Box 17, Folder 8]
    • Shriver, Don W., Jr.; articles: "From Industrial to Cybernetic Man," typed manuscript (c. 1969) "On Interdisciplinary Teaching and Learning," typed manuscript (c. 1969); "America is ruled by people with a 1940 consciousness," Technician (Spring 1970) inter alia [MC 00244 Box 17, Folder 9]
    • Societal engineering; Baermann typed manuscripts: "Engineering and Religion;" "Societal Engineering" (1970) [MC 00244 Box 17, Folder 10]
    • State Planning Task Group [MC 00244 Box 17, Folder 11]
    • Study of education for environmental design [MC 00244 Box 17, Folder 12]
    • Summary of current developments [MC 00244 Box 17, Folder 13]
    • University and World Affairs Task Group [MC 00244 Box 17, Folder 14]
    • Articles by Baermann: class lecture (1971); "Conflict and Creative Confrontation" (1970); "The New University" (1970, no date) [MC 00244 Box 18, Folder 1]
    • Articles from research centers and universities, e.g., Hampshire College, Bowdoin College, Florida State University, University of Chicago, Human Development Corporation, Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions [MC 00244 Box 18, Folder 2]
    • Articles including Paul Erlich, "Eco-Catastrophe!" Ramparts (1969); "The Cities that Came too Soon," The Economist 1969; Institute for Psychedelic Research of San Francisco State College, "Use of Psychedelic Agents to Facilitate Creative Problem Solving," (no date) [MC 00244 Box 18, Folder 3]
    • Articles including Fred M. Hechinger, "Some Campus Reforms Come Quietly," New York Times (May 18, 1969); Johanna Grimes, "A New Way of Teaching," News & Observer (March 1, 1970); "How to Make Physics 'Relevant,'" North Carolina Leader (March 12, 1969); George B. Leonard, "Visiting Day 2001 A.D.," Look (October 1, 1968); entire issue of New York Review of Books (July 31, 1969) [MC 00244 Box 18, Folder 4]
    • Articles on science and technology from Saturday Review (1968-70) [MC 00244 Box 18, Folder 5]
    • Articles, unpublished, e.g.: Jack Porter, "A Proposal for a Centralized 'Learning Resources' Program at North Carolina State University," (February 1, 1968); Henry Sanoff, "Proposal for a Center for Urban and Regional Development at North Carolina State University, Raleigh," (no date); Lloyd J. Averill, "Social Policy and the Liberal Arts," (no date) [MC 00244 Box 18, Folder 6]
    • Courses for man-made environment [MC 00244 Box 18, Folder 7]
    • Philosophy of "Vital University Program [MC 00244 Box 18, Folder 8]
    • Reorganization, newsletters, reports [MC 00244 Box 18, Folder 9]
    • Residential college for N.C. State - studies of science, technology and society (1960s) [MC 00244 Box 18, Folder 10]
    • "Vital University" - Science, Technology & Society Task Group 1968-1969 [MC 00244 Box 18, Folder 11]

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  • MC 244 Series 06:NC State Design School, 1964-1973


    linear feet,

    Limited in scope and size, the series contains correspondence, articles, brochures, and activities of the NC State Design School. Included in this series are course proposals, annual reports, regulations and policy.

    • Academic Freedom (1968) [MC 00244 Box 19, Folder 1]
    • Appointment & promotion regulations & policies [MC 00244 Box 19, Folder 2]
    • Articles and Brochures on activities of the Design School (1960-70s) [MC 00244 Box 19, Folder 3]
    • Assumption of professorship by Baermann (1959-64) [MC 00244 Box 19, Folder 4]
    • City/University coordinator (1973) [MC 00244 Box 19, Folder 5]
    • Correspondence; annual reports (1960-70s) [MC 00244 Box 19, Folder 6]
    • Course proposals (1969) [MC 00244 Box 19, Folder 7]
    • Curriculum development (1960s) [MC 00244 Box 19, Folder 8]
    • Cybernetics--includes a special report on automation (1965) [MC 00244 Box 19, Folder 9]
    • Correspondence from other design schools including Stanford University, Cornell University, University of Bridgeport, CT, University of Kansas (1967-68) [MC 00244 Box 19, Folder 10]
    • Educational Policy Committee (1970) [MC 00244 Box 19, Folder 11]
    • Environmental Education (1970) [MC 00244 Box 19, Folder 12]
    • Executive Committee (1969) [MC 00244 Box 19, Folder 13]
    • Graduate program (1969) [MC 00244 Box 20, Folder 1]
    • Housing, Commercial; brochures, notes (1970) [MC 00244 Box 20, Folder 2]
    • Housing, Industrialized (1970) [MC 00244 Box 20, Folder 3]
    • Housing, Low-cost (1970) [MC 00244 Box 20, Folder 4]
    • Housing - resources [MC 00244 Box 20, Folder 5]
    • US Dept of Housing and Urban Development "Breakthrough" Program [MC 00244 Box 20, Folder 6]
    • Lanczos, Cornelius (Hungarian physicist who visited NCSU in 1965) [MC 00244 Box 20, Folder 7]
    • News clippings [MC 00244 Box 20, Folder 8]
    • North Carolina Design Foundation [MC 00244 Box 20, Folder 9]
    • Product Design - courses taught by Baermann [MC 00244 Box 20, Folder 10]
    • Product Design curriculum development [MC 00244 Box 20, Folder 11]
    • Product Design Dept. Head selection (1966) [MC 00244 Box 20, Folder 12]
    • Product Design exhibit (1966) [MC 00244 Box 20, Folder 13]
    • Product Design graduate students [MC 00244 Box 20, Folder 14]
    • Public broadcasting [MC 00244 Box 20, Folder 15]
    • Student awards [MC 00244 Box 20, Folder 16]
    • Student internship [MC 00244 Box 20, Folder 17]
    • Title I Program [MC 00244 Box 20, Folder 19]
    • Urban design [MC 00244 Box 20, Folder 20]
    • Academic Freedom (1968) [MC 00244 Box 19, Folder 1]
    • Appointment & promotion regulations & policies [MC 00244 Box 19, Folder 2]
    • Articles and Brochures on activities of the Design School (1960-70s) [MC 00244 Box 19, Folder 3]
    • Assumption of professorship by Baermann (1959-64) [MC 00244 Box 19, Folder 4]
    • City/University coordinator (1973) [MC 00244 Box 19, Folder 5]
    • Correspondence; annual reports (1960-70s) [MC 00244 Box 19, Folder 6]
    • Course proposals (1969) [MC 00244 Box 19, Folder 7]
    • Curriculum development (1960s) [MC 00244 Box 19, Folder 8]
    • Cybernetics--includes a special report on automation (1965) [MC 00244 Box 19, Folder 9]
    • Correspondence from other design schools including Stanford University, Cornell University, University of Bridgeport, CT, University of Kansas (1967-68) [MC 00244 Box 19, Folder 10]
    • Educational Policy Committee (1970) [MC 00244 Box 19, Folder 11]
    • Environmental Education (1970) [MC 00244 Box 19, Folder 12]
    • Executive Committee (1969) [MC 00244 Box 19, Folder 13]
    • Graduate program (1969) [MC 00244 Box 20, Folder 1]
    • Housing, Commercial; brochures, notes (1970) [MC 00244 Box 20, Folder 2]
    • Housing, Industrialized (1970) [MC 00244 Box 20, Folder 3]
    • Housing, Low-cost (1970) [MC 00244 Box 20, Folder 4]
    • Housing - resources [MC 00244 Box 20, Folder 5]
    • US Dept of Housing and Urban Development "Breakthrough" Program [MC 00244 Box 20, Folder 6]
    • Lanczos, Cornelius (Hungarian physicist who visited NCSU in 1965) [MC 00244 Box 20, Folder 7]
    • News clippings [MC 00244 Box 20, Folder 8]
    • North Carolina Design Foundation [MC 00244 Box 20, Folder 9]
    • Product Design - courses taught by Baermann [MC 00244 Box 20, Folder 10]
    • Product Design curriculum development [MC 00244 Box 20, Folder 11]
    • Product Design Dept. Head selection (1966) [MC 00244 Box 20, Folder 12]
    • Product Design exhibit (1966) [MC 00244 Box 20, Folder 13]
    • Product Design graduate students [MC 00244 Box 20, Folder 14]
    • Public broadcasting [MC 00244 Box 20, Folder 15]
    • Student awards [MC 00244 Box 20, Folder 16]
    • Student internship [MC 00244 Box 20, Folder 17]
    • Title I Program [MC 00244 Box 20, Folder 19]
    • Urban design [MC 00244 Box 20, Folder 20]

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  • MC 244 Series 07:Artifacts, 1960s


    linear feet,

    The smallest part of the collection offers three examples of product designs: the Creslon company's manufacture of security belt fasteners and hair curlers and Baermann's design of hospital thermometer sleeves.

    • 2 Creslon security belt fasteners [MC 00244 Box 21, Folder 1]
    • 5 Creslon hair curlers [MC 00244 Box 21, Folder 2]
    • Thermometer sleeves [MC 00244 Box 21, Folder 3]
    • 2 Creslon security belt fasteners [MC 00244 Box 21, Folder 1]
    • 5 Creslon hair curlers [MC 00244 Box 21, Folder 2]
    • Thermometer sleeves [MC 00244 Box 21, Folder 3]

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  • MC 244 Series 08:Audiotapes and Slides, 1968; undated


    linear feet,

    There are twelve audiotaped interviews in this series, including telephone conversations related to "Tammi," the resusitation model; staff conference calls between Carl Beal and Walter Baermann, again relevant to "Tammi;" a School of Forestry lecture; and a speech by Baermann, dated 1968. Dates are absent from the audiotapes. Twelve color slides are also provided in this series, dated, spring, 1968, and two reels indicate a 1968 presentation [Strycer?].

    • Thayer Coggin, Inc.; Meeting with Carl Beal on "Tammi" (resuscitation model),(no date)
      audiotape       		[MC 00244 Box 22, Folder 1]
    • Drexel Furniture Co. Interview for ID article; Telephone conversations relevant to "Tammi," (no date)
      audiotape       		[MC 00244 Box 22, Folder 2]
    • Medical Supply Co., Carl Beal, and staff-conference with Baermann regarding "Tammi," (no date)
      audiotape       		[MC 00244 Box 22, Folder 3]
    • Medical Supply Co., Carl Beal, and staff-conference with Baermann regarding "Tammi," (no date)
      audiotape       		[MC 00244 Box 22, Folder 4]
    • Carl Beal, Nov. 30 [no year]; Baermann article, (no date)
      audiotape       		[MC 00244 Box 22, Folder 5]
    • Bob Spellman-Interview for ID article, (no date)
      audiotape       		[MC 00244 Box 22, Folder 6]
    • Stanley Furniture-Interview for ID article, (no date)
      audiotape       		[MC 00244 Box 22, Folder 7]
    • Telcon's U-Sonic Press, (no date)
      audiotape       		[MC 00244 Box 22, Folder 8]
    • Pat McDonald Telcon; Branson Telcon, (no date)
      audiotape       		[MC 00244 Box 22, Folder 9]
    • JM and RJC-Branson Electronics, (no date)
      audiotape       		[MC 00244 Box 22, Folder 10]
    • School of Forestry Lecture, (no date)
      audiotape       		[MC 00244 Box 22, Folder 11]
    • Baermann Speech - Quail's Roost, (Jan 28-30, 1968)
      audiotape       		[MC 00244 Box 22, Folder 12]
    • Unmarked audiotapes (believed to be blank)
      audiotape       		[MC 00244 Box 22, Folder 13-16]
    • IDSA (Southeast) at Darien, Spring 1968 [MC 00244 Box 22, Folder 17]
    • Three reels--one empty, one unmarked, other: 7/868, [Strycer?] presentation [MC 00244 Box 22.1]
    • Thayer Coggin, Inc.; Meeting with Carl Beal on "Tammi" (resuscitation model, audiotape (no date) [MC 00244 Box 22, Folder 1]
    • Drexel Furniture Co. Interview for ID article; Telephone conversations relevant to "Tammi," audiotape (no date) [MC 00244 Box 22, Folder 2]
    • Medical Supply Co., Carl Beal, and staff-conference with Baermann regarding "Tammi," audiotape (no date) [MC 00244 Box 22, Folder 3]
    • Medical Supply Co., Carl Beal, and staff-conference with Baermann regarding "Tammi," audiotape (no date) [MC 00244 Box 22, Folder 4]
    • Carl Beal, Nov. 30 [no year]; Baermann article, audiotape, (no date) [MC 00244 Box 22, Folder 5]
    • Bob Spellman-Interview for ID article, audiotape (no date) [MC 00244 Box 22, Folder 6]
    • Stanley Furniture-Interview for ID article, audiotape, (no date) [MC 00244 Box 22, Folder 7]
    • Telcon's U-Sonic Press, audiotape (no date) [MC 00244 Box 22, Folder 8]
    • Pat McDonald Telcon; Branson Telcon, audiotape (no date) [MC 00244 Box 22, Folder 9]
    • JM and RJC-Branson Electronics, audiotape (no date) [MC 00244 Box 22, Folder 10]
    • School of Forestry Lecture, audiotape (no date) [MC 00244 Box 22, Folder 11]
    • Baermann Speech - Quail's Roost, audiotape (Jan 28-30, 1968) [MC 00244 Box 22, Folder 12]
    • Unmarked audiotapes (believed to be blank) [MC 00244 Box 22, Folder 13-16]
    • IDSA (Southeast) at Darien, Spring 1968
      (12 color slides)       		[MC 00244 Box 22, Folder 17]