mc00198 Guide to the Henry Leveke Kamphoefner Papers, 1924 - 1990 Processed by: David Jackson; machine-readable finding aid created by: Stephanie A. Horowitz North Carolina State University Libraries' Special Collections Department
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2004 Machine-readable finding aid derived from typescript by rekeying. Date of source: 1996 Finding aid written in English 2005Converted to EAD 2002 Guide to the Henry Leveke Kamphoefner Papers, 1924 - 1990 MC 198 North Carolina State University Libraries' Special Collections Department David Jackson August 1996 Stephanie A. Horowitz Descriptive Summary North Carolina State University. Libraries. Special Collections Dept. Kamphoefner, Henry Leveke, 1907-1990 The Henry Leveke Kamphoefner Papers, 1924 - 1990 MC 198 2537 12 The Henry Leveke Kamphoefner Papers dates from 1924 to 1990 and includes correspondence, magazine articles, news clippings, speeches, photographs, architectural drawings, and artifacts. The collection documents Kamphoefner's professional life as an architect and as a professor and dean at North Carolina State University and other academic institutions. It also includes information about Kamphoefner's personal life. Henry Leveke Kamphoefner was dean of the North Carolina State College (later North Carolina State University) School of Design, 1948-1973, and continued to teach architecture at North Carolina State Universtiy until 1979. Kamphoefner practiced architecture in Sioux City, Iowa, 1932-1936; was associate architect for the Rural Resettlement Administration in Washington, D.C., 1936-1937; and taught architecture at the University of Oklahoma, 1937-1948. off-site For current information on the location of these materials, please consult the Special Collections Research Center Reference Staff. Information for Users Restrictions to Access

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Gift of Henry Leveke Kamphoefner, July 10, 1987; Charles Larson, August 7, 1990; Caroline Carlton, North Carolina State University Design Library, August 9, 1990; Design School, Dean's Office, November 19, 1990; and Caroline Carlton, North Carolina State University Design Library, January 20, 1993.

 Acquisitions Information

Gift of Henry Leveke Kamphoefner, July 10, 1987; Charles Larson, August 7, 1990; Caroline Carlton, North Carolina State University Design Library, August 9, 1990; Design School, Dean's Office, November 19, 1990; and Caroline Carlton, North Carolina State University Design Library, January 20, 1993.

 Preferred Citation

[Identification of Item], Henry Leveke Kamphoefner Papers, MC 198, Special Collections Research Center, North Carolina State University Libraries, Raleigh, North Carolina.

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 Biographical Note

Henry Leveke Kamphoefner, the son of a Methodist preacher, was born in Des Moines, Iowa in 1907. He attended Morningside College in Sioux City, Iowa from 1924 to 1926 and graduated in 1930 from the University of Illinois with a Bachelor of Science degree in architecture. In 1931, he received a Master of Science degree in architecture from Columbia University, and in 1932, he received a Certificate in Architecture from the Beaux Arts Institute of Design in New York.

Kamphoefner returned to Sioux City in 1932 and privately practiced architecture there through 1936. From 1936 through 1937, he worked as an associate architect for the Rural Resettlement Administration in Washington, D.C. Kamphoefner then took a position as professor of architecture at the University of Oklahoma, where he remained through 1948. During his tenure there, he also worked as an architect for the United States Navy during the summers of 1938, 1939, and 1941. Kamphoefner was also a visiting professor at the University of Michigan during the summer of 1947. In 1948, Kamphoefner became the first dean of the North Carolina State College (later North Carolina State University) School of Design. He remained as dean until 1973, when he retired and was named dean emeritus. He continued teaching until 1979, when the mandatory retirement age of 72 was invoked by the university and Kamphoefner was required to leave. Following his retirement from North Carolina State, Kamphoefner became Distinguished Visiting Professor at Meredith College in Raleigh, where he remained from 1979-1981.

Kamphoefner's professional activities included acting as president of the Raleigh Council of Architects (1955-1956); as a member of the Board of Directors (1965), treasurer (1959-1963), director (1959-1967), and president (1963-1965) of the Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture (ACSA); as a member of the Design Panel of Architects to the United States Navy (1964); and as National Endowment for the Humanities Humanist in Residence in Fayetteville, North Carolina (Fall 1977). Kamphoefner received several awards and honors for his professional work, including an honorary Doctorate of Fine Arts from Morningside College (1967); an honorary Doctorate of Laws from Ball State University (1972); an award in Joint Achievement for Lasting Achievement in Architectural Education (1977); and a North Carolina Award for Achievement in the Fine Arts (1978). His 1934 building, the Grandview Music Pavilion in Sioux City, Iowa, was selected by the Royal Institute of British Architects as one of "America's Outstanding Buildings of the Post-War Period."

Kamphoefner married Mabel C. Franchere on January 5, 1937. He died in Raleigh on February 14, 1990.

 Scope and Content Note

The Henry Leveke Kamphoefner Papers documents the personal and professional life of Henry Kamphoefner. Included are materials relating to Kamphoefner's private architectural practice in Sioux City, Iowa; his tenure as professor at the School of Architecture at the University of Oklahoma; his tenure as Dean of the School of Design at North Carolina State University; and his activities after retirement at NCSU, at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, and at Meredith College in Raleigh, North Carolina. The Professional Correspondence series is especially rich in documentation of all facets of his career, as Kamphoefner kept meticulous copies of his own letters as well as those received. Architectural drawings in the Oversized Materials series document his student work at the University of Illinois and at Columbia University, at his private practice in Iowa and on several other projects including his own residences in Norman, Oklahoma and Raleigh, North Carolina.

 Organization of the Collection

The collection is organized into eight series: Professional Correspondence; Personal Correspondence; Administrative Materials; Speeches, Lectures and Publications; Reference Files; Photographs and Postcards; Artifacts and Memorabilia; and Oversized Materials.

 Online Catalog Headings Architects--North Carolina Architecture Architecture, Modern Architecture--United States--History--20th Century Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture Kamphoefner, Henry Leveke, 1907-1990 Norman, Oklahoma North Carolina State College North Carolina State College School of Design North Carolina State University North Carolina State University School of Design Sioux City, Iowa University of Oklahoma School of Architecture Detailed Description of the Collection Professional Correspondence, 1931-1989 7.5 archival boxes3.75 linear feet

The Professional Correspondence series documents the career of Kamphoefner in private practice in Sioux City, Iowa, as professor at the University of Oklahoma, and as founding Dean of the School of Design at North Carolina State University. Kamphoefner's role in developing the School of Architecture at the University of Oklahoma is also well-documented. Further, his professional contacts nationwide are reflected in his correspondence during the formative years of the School of Design at North Carolina State College. The series also includes information regarding Kamphoefner's consulting work for various projects including city planning and acting as an expert witness in several lawsuits. There is a complete collection of letters of reference for Kamphoefner's appointment as Fellow in the American Institute of Architects as well as letters of reference he provided for other architects. The series also documents several architectural projects designed by Kamphoefner, including the award-winning Music Pavilion and Outdoor Theater at Grandview Park in Sioux City, Iowa (1934). Further, there is documentation on Kamphoefner's professional involvement with the American Institute of Architects (AIA) and the Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture (ACSA). There is also correspondence relating to his activities in retirement, including teaching and travel. Correspondence relating to Kamphoefner's own residences in Norman, Oklahoma and Raleigh, North Carolina can be found in the Personal Correspondence series. The Professional Correspondence series is generally arranged first by subject and then chronologically.

 Private Practice and Consulting MC198.11 1931-1933 12 1934-1935 13 1936-1937 14 1938 15 1939 16 1940 17 1941-1944 18 1945-1948 19 1949-1955 110 1957-1968 111 [no date] Private Practice, McEvare House 112 January 1952-August 1952 11 September 1952-December 1952 22 1953 Consulting 23 Blumcraft of Pittsburgh, 1963-1969 Chattanooga Housing Authority 24 1962-1964 25 1965-1967 26 1968-1969 27 1970-1975 28 Raleigh Civic Center Structure, 1978 29 Columbia Mental Health Center, 1976-1979 210 Cooler v. Quail Hollow Condominium Association, 1978-1982 211 Eastern Kentucky State College, 1961-1967 212 Eola Park Bandshell, 1967-1968 213 Fraternity Housing Arbitration, North Carolina State University, 1959-1964 31 General Electric, 1952-1954 32 Hill and Knowlton, Incorporated, 1965-1970 33 Libbey Owens Ford Glass Company, 1945-1949 34 Mercury Construction v. I.M. Pei, 1982-1984 35 Metropolitan Washington Board of Trade, 1965 36 Mountlawn Memorial Park, 1956-1957 37 National Building Museum, 1984 38 Naval Design Panel, 1965-1968 39 Odell v. City of Charlotte, 1980-1981 310 Par-Golf Driving Range, 1957-1959 311 Polylok v. Romeo Guest, 1979-1980 41 Project Parkshell, Charlotte, 1965-1971 42 Tarboro High School, 1977-1978 43 University of Alaska, 1973-1974 44 Wenger Manufacturing Company, 1958 Professor of Architecture, University of Oklahoma 45 1937-1941 46 1942-1943 47 1944 48 1945 49 1946 410 1947-1948 Dean, School of Design, North Carolina State University 411 1948-1954 412 1954-1957 51 1958-1960 52 1961-1962 53 1963-1964 54 1965-1967 55 1968-1972 Dean Emeritus, North Carolina State University 56 1973 57 1974-1975 58 1976 59 1977 510 1978 511 1979 61 1980 62 1981-1982 63 1983-1984 64 1985-1986 65 1987-1989 66 [no date] 67 University of North Carolina-Charlotte, 1973-1976 68 Iredell County Humanist, 1978-1979 69 Visiting Distinguished Professor, Meredith College, 1979-1982 Fayetteville Humanist in Residence 610 1977-1981 611 Expenses, 1977-1981 612 Programs, 1977-1981 71 Fayetteville Data, 1977-1981 72 Appointment Calendar, 1977-1981 73 News Clippings, 1977-1981 74 Miscellaneous, 1977-1981 75 AIA, General Correspondence, 1972-1988 AIA College of Fellows 76 Kamphoefner Nomination References, 1954-1957 77 General Nomination References, 1947, 1970-1983 78 General Nomination References, 1984-1989 79 ACSA General Correspondence, 1961-1988 ACSA/AIA Joint Award 710 Letters of Support for Kamphoefner, 1976 711 Kamphoefner Nomination, 1976 712 Correspondence, 1975-1976 81 Letters of Support for Kamphoefner, 1977 82 Letters of Congratulation for Kamphoefner, 1977 83 American Civic and Planning Association, 1946 84 Alumni Association, Columbia University, 1941, 1981-1987 Personal Correspondence, 1930-1989 3 archival boxes1.5 linear feet

This series includes Kamphoefner's personal correspondence with his friends and associates, chiefly other members of the architectural profession. Correspondence with family members and the correspondence of Kamphoefner's wife, Mabel, is contained in this series. Further, Kamphoefner's involvement with civic and charitable organizations is documented in this series. Also included is correspondence relating to Kamphoefner's own residences in Norman, Oklahoma and Raleigh, North Carolina. This group of materials documents the process of designing and building these two homes. Personal correspondence is arranged by subject and then chronologically.

 Friends and Associates 85 1930-1942 86 1943-1944 87 1945-1946 88 1947-1958 89 1959-1967 810 1968-1972 811 1973-1980 91 1981-1989 92 [no date] 93 Miscellaneous Greeting Cards, 1977 94 Postcards, 1938-1986, [no date] 95 Viall Family, 1967-1982 96 Taylor Family, 1977-1988 Family 97 1935, 1945-1953 98 1964-1979 99 1983-1989 910 [no date] 911 Thomas Larson Family, 1946, 1969-1989 912 Charles Larson Family, 1959-1979 Mabel Kamphoefner Correspondence 101 1948-1987 102 Hoyte Franchere, 1946-1973 103 Z. Mrowzynska, 1959-1967 104 Greeting Cards, [no date] 105 [no date] Civic and Charitable Organizations 106 Meredith College, 1980-1984 107 University of North Carolina-Charlotte, 1983-1986 108 North Carolina State University, 1974-1987 109 School of Design/North Carolina AIA, 1973-1989 1010 Kamphoefner Award Recipients, 1973-1989 1011 Kamphoefner Fund, Legal Correspondence, 1981-1987 111 Fine Arts Council, 1959-1964 112 North Carolina Awards, 1977-1988 113 Politics, 1949-1989 114 Miscellaneous, 1947-1987 115 Residence at Norman, Oklahoma, 1941-1948, 1956, 1977 Residence at Raleigh, North Carolina 116 Construction, 1948-1979 117 Furnishings, 1949-1983 118 Publications and Inquiries, 1951-1977 Administrative Materials, 1950-1989 2 archival boxes1 linear foot

This series contains documents, news clippings, memoranda, programs, and reports relating to various professional positions held by Kamphoefner. However, the bulk of the records regarding his position in the North Carolina State University Design School are part of the University Archives at NC State. Also included are references made and reviewed by Kamphoefner for nominations for fellowships in the American Institute of Architects. The series is arranged by subject.

 University of Oklahoma 119 1940-1946 1110 Campus Planning, 1942-1946 1111 Architectural Survey of University College, c. 1942 1112 National Architectural Accrediting Board (NAAB), 1947 1113 News Clippings, [no date] School of Design, North Carolina State University 121 1950, 1958, 1973-1988 122 NAAB, 1970s-1980s 123 Golden Section, 1986-1987 124 Lecture Programs and Publications, 1980s 125 Miscellaneous, 1970s, 1980s 126 Meredith College, 1979-1982 Organizations 127 AIA College of Fellows, Kamphoefner Nomination, 1953 128 AIA Miscellaneous Reports, 1947, 1953, 1968, 1972-1988 129 AIA College of Fellows, Brian Shawcroft Nomination, 1979 1210 AIA College of Fellows, Brian Shawcroft Nomination, Photographic Portfolio, [no date] 1211 AIA College of Fellows, Digests of Achievement and References, 1973-1990 1212 AIA North Carolina Chapter, Miscellaneous Newsletters, 1974-1986 1213 ACSA/AIA Joint Award for Lasting Achievement, Nominations, 1979 131 ACSA Miscellaneous Newsletters, 1973, 1976-1977, 1979 132 Architectural Registration Boards, 1963-1972, 1983-1984 133 Friends of the Gallery, NC State, Meeting Minutes, 1982-1989 134 Friends of the Gallery, NC State, By-laws, Reports Rosters, 1984-1987 135 Friends of the Gallery, NC State, Miscellaneous Programs and Invitations, [no date] 136 Kamphoefner Fund, Miscellaneous Materials, 1981-1983 137 North Carolina Design Foundation, Memoranda of Understanding, 1982-1983 138 North Carolina Design Foundation, Miscellaneous Memoranda and Reports, 1981-1989 139 Raleigh Chamber of Commerce, 1968-1972 1310 Spectra School, Board of Advisors, 1982-1985 Speeches, Lectures, and Publications, 1946-1984 2.5 archival boxes1.25 linear feet

This series reflects Kamphoefner's devotion to modern design. Many of his speeches and lectures are controversial in their criticism of traditional architecture and responses to these statements and opinions are well-documented in the Professional Correspondence series. Lectures also include research and preparation for his classes. Publications contain information relating to his writing and his architectural projects, especially his residences in Norman, Oklahoma and Raleigh, North Carolina.

 Speeches 1311 "What is Modern Architecture?" 1946 1312 "Architectural Education and Church Architecture," 1947 1313 American Association of University Women (AAUW), 1948 1314 "Contemporary Architecture and the Southern Tradition," 1948 1315 "Contemporary Architecture and the Church," 1956 1316 Miscellaneous Statement about Raleigh Architecture, 1965 1317 ACSA, 1976 1318 "Observations on the Roots of Contemporary Architecture," 1976 1319 Clemson University, 1979 1320 "Windows of St. Luke's," 1984 1321 Interview with Charles Kahn, [no date] 1322 Notes from a Speech in Chapel Hill, [no date] Lectures 1323 University of Oklahoma, 1941-1948 141 Architecture 9, 1943-1948 142 Architecture 9, ca. 1948 143 Architecture 10, 1944-1948 144 Architecture 180, [no date] 145 Architecture 245, 1944-1945 146 Architecture 321, 1947-1948 147 Design 542, 531, 1954-1955 148 Design 541, 1954-1979 149 Art 200, 1973-1974 1410 Design 211, 1973 1411 Design 122, 1972 1412 Architecture 421, 1974-1976 1413 Design 441, Slide List, [no date] 151 Design 441, 1977-1984 152 Architecture 499, 1974 153 Art 941, Meredith College, 1979-1980 Publications 154 University of Oklahoma, 1940-1946, [no date] 155 North Carolina State University, 1962, [no date] 156 Book Reviews, 1961-1962, [no date] 157 Letters to the Editor, 1947-1969 158 Letters to the Editor, 1981-1987 159 Statement of Sales from Cities are Abnormal, 1947-1967 1510 "Acoustics of Music Shells," 1941 1511 Articles, 1944-1947 1512 Articles, 1949, 1962, 1965 1513 Music Pavilion and Outdoor Theater at Grandview Park, 1934-1975, [no date] 1514 Music Pavilion at Ft. Dodge, 1937, [no date] 1515 Campus of the University of Oklahoma, 1945 161 Residence at Norman, Oklahoma, 1942, 1945, [no date] 162 Residence at Raleigh, North Carolina, 1951-1957, 1973, [no date] Reference Files 3 archival boxes1.5 linear feet

This series contains news clippings, articles, and other material documenting Kamphoefner's interest or association with well-known figures in architecture and design. Included are projects, buildings and ideas in design and architectural education. A subseries of project specifications for early Kamphoefner projects (1932-1947) is also included. The series is arranged by subject.

 163 Miscellaneous Resumes 164 Batchelor, Peter 165 Belluschi, Pietro 166 Breuer, Marcel 167 Fuller, Buckminster 168 Burns, Robert 169 Harris, Harwell 1610 Johnson, Philip 1611 Kermacy, Martin 1612 Langhorst, Lois 1613 Manning, Isaac 1614 Mies van der Rohe, Ludwig 1615 Neutra, Richard 1616 Pei, I.M. 1617 Rudolph, Paul 1618 Saarinen, Eero 1619 Sappenfield, Charles 1620 Williams, F. Carter 171 Wright, Frank Lloyd [File 1 of 2] 172 Wright, Frank Lloyd [File 2 of 2] 173 Planning Man's Physical Environment, Conference in Princeton, New Jersey, 1947 174 Architectural Competitions, 1933-1947 175 Beaux Arts Institute of Design, 1941-1944 176 Beaux Arts Institute of Design, 1945-1949 177 Tear Sheets, Architectural Forum, Architectural Record, Pencil Points, 1933-1948 178 Miscellaneous Articles, Architectural Education 179 Miscellaneous Articles, Buildings 1710 Miscellaneous Articles, Materials and Supplies 181 Architectural Planning News Clippings 182 General Architecture 183 North Carolina Museum of Art 184 School of Design, North Carolina State University 185 Miscellaneous Project Specifications, 1932-1947 186 Pike Addition, Sioux City, Iowa, 1932 187 Metropolitan Life Insurance Building, Sioux City, Iowa, 1935 188 Crescent Jewelry Company, Sioux City, Iowa, 1935 189 Grandview Music Pavilion, Sioux City, Iowa, 1934-1936 1810 Ft. Dodge Music Pavilion, Ft. Dodge, Iowa, 1936 1811 Residence, Norman, Oklahoma, 1941 1812 Classroom Building, University of Oklahoma, 1947 1813 Oklahoma Solar House, 1947 Photographs and Postcards 3.5 archival boxes1.75 linear feet

This series contains several thousand photographs of Kamphoefner's projects, friends, associates, and family, along with some photographs of buildings designed by other architects. All of Kamphoefner's built projects are represented, with the exception of the McEvare Residence in Southern Pines, North Carolina. The postcard collection contains images of chiefly European buildings, possibly collected during Kamphoefner's trip to Europe in 1930. Photographs are arranged first by size, then by subject. Note: This arrangement causes several subjects to be spread among separate containers.

 191 Henry L. Kamphoefner Portraits, 1957-1985, [no date] 192 Pets, 1935, [no date] 193 Miscellaneous Travels, 1961, 1964, [no date] 194 Family and Friends, 1960, [no date] 195 Student Drawings, 1932, [no date] Grandview Music Pavilion 196 Sketches and Renderings, [no date] 197 Construction Prints, 1934, [no date] 198 Documentary Prints, 1934, [no date] 199 Fort Dodge Music Shell, 1938, [no date] 1910 Music Shell for Olney, Illinois, Renderings, [no date] 1911 Rural Resettlement Administration, Three-Bedroom House [1 item], [no date] 1912 University of Oklahoma, Architecture Program, 1937-1938, [no date] 1913 University of Oklahoma, Schermerhorn Fellowship, Solar House, 1939, [no date] Residence at Norman, Oklahoma 1914 Mounted Prints by Cole Weston, [no date] 1915 Interiors, 1947, [no date] 1916 Exteriors, 1942, 1947, [no date] 1917 Color Prints, 1946 1918 Edwards Mausoleum Plans and Rendering, 1947 Residence at Raleigh, North Carolina 1919 Prints by André Kertész, 1950 1920 Proof Prints by André Kertész, 1950 1921 Documentary Photographs, [no date] 201 Henry L. Kamphoefner, [no date] 202 Henry L. Kamphoefner Passport Photographs, [no date] 203 Henry and Mabel Kamphoefner, [no date] 204 Mabel Kamphoefner, [no date] 205 Trip to Mexico, c. 1979, 1983, [no date] [File 1 of 2] 206 Trip to Mexico, [no date] [File 2 of 2] Miscellaneous Family and Friends 207 1966-1973, [no date] [File 1 of 6] 208 1952, 1956, [no date] [File 2 of 6] 209 1965-1966, [no date] [File 3 of 6] 2010 1937, 1953, 1972, [no date] [File 4 of 6] 2011 1938-1939, 1953, [no date] [File 5 of 6] 2012 [no date] [File 6 of 6] 2013 Christmas Greetings, 1949, 1952, [no date] 2014 Contact Prints, 1931, 1935-1936, 1966, [no date] 2015 Christmas Cards Drawn by Henry Kamphoefner, 1931-1932 2016 Colleagues, 1936, [no date] [File 1 of 2] 2017 Colleagues, 1958 [File 2 of 2] 2018 Kamphoefner Student Drawings and Competition Entries, 1929-1932, [no date] [File 1 of 2] 2019 Kamphoefner Student Drawings and Competition Entries, 1929, 1932, 1936, [no date] [File 2 of 2] 2020 Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, Sioux City, Iowa, c. 1935 2021 Crescent City Jewelry Company, Sioux City, Iowa, 1935 Grandview Music Pavilion 2022 Construction Photographs, 1934-1935, [no date] 2023 Completed Project, [no date] 2024 Details 1934-1935, [no date] [File 1 of 2] 2025 Details 1934-1935, [no date] [File 2 of 2] 2026 Music Shell, Fort Dodge, Iowa, [no date] University of Oklahoma 2027 Campus Planning, [no date] 2028 Faculty, 1945 2029 Visit by Frank Lloyd Wright, 1946 2030 Schermerhorn Fellowship Model, [no date] Residence in Norman, Oklahoma 2031 Architectural Model, [no date] 2032 Construction Photographs, [no date] 2033 Documentary Photographs, [no date] 2034 School of Design, Miscellaneous Student Projects, [no date] Miscellaneous Buildings Statues 2035 [no date] [File 1 of 5] 2036 [no date] [File 2 of 5] 2037 [no date] [File 3 of 5] 2038 [no date] [File 4 of 5] 2039 [no date] [File 5 of 5] 2040 Washington, D.C., [no date] 2041 Williamsburg, Virginia, [no date] 2042 University of Virginia, [no date] Buildings by Frank Lloyd Wright 2043 [no date] [File 1 of 3] 2044 [no date] [File 2 of 3] 2045 [no date] [File 3 of 3] Bandshell Models 2046 [no date] Miscellaneous Bandshells 2047 [no date] [File 1 of 5] 2048 1933-1946, [no date] [File 2 of 5] 2049 [no date] [File 3 of 5] 2050 [no date] [File 4 of 5] 2051 [no date] [File 5 of 5] Miscellaneous Buildings 2052 [no date] [File 1 of 10] 2053 1973, 1977, 1987, [no date] [File 2 of 10] 2054 [no date] [File 3 of 10] 2055 [no date] [File 4 of 10] 2056 1958, [no date] [File 5 of 10] 2057 [no date] [File 6 of 10] 2058 [no date] [File 7 of 10] 2059 [no date] [File 8 of 10] 2060 [no date] [File 9 of 10] 2061 1931, [no date] [File 10 of 10] 2062 Contact Prints, 1935-1936, [no date] Negatives Henry L. Kamphoefner 2063 [no date] [File 1 of 6] 2064 [no date] [File 2 of 6] 2065 [no date] [File 3 of 6] 2066 [no date] [File 4 of 6] 2067 [no date] [File 5 of 6] 2068 [no date] [File 6 of 6] 2069 Family and Friends, [no date] [File 1 of 2] 2070 Family and Friends, [no date] [File 2 of 2] 2071 Family, Friends, and Colleagues, [no date] [File 1 of 2] 2072 Family, Friends, and Colleagues, [no date] [File 2 of 2] 2073 Miscellaneous Travels, [no date] [File 1 of 2] 2074 Miscellaneous Travels, [no date] [File 2 of 2] 2075 Christmas Card Drawings by Kamphoefner, 1931, [no date] Student Drawings and Competition Entries 2076 [no date] [File 1 of 4] 2077 [no date] [File 2 of 4] 2078 [no date] [File 3 of 4] 2079 [no date] [File 4 of 4] 2080 Student Drawings, [no date] [See MC198.52-.53 for originals] 2081 Crescent City Jewelry Company, Sioux City, Iowa, [no date] 2082 Grandview Music Pavilion, Sioux City, Iowa, [no date] 2083 Fort Dodge Music Shell, Fort Dodge, Iowa, [no date] 2084 Colleagues (Oklahoma?), [no date] Residence in Norman, Oklahoma 2085 Construction, [no date] [File 1 of 2] 2086 Construction, [no date] [File 2 of 2] Interior 2087 [no date] [File 1 of 11] 2088 [no date] [File 2 of 11] 2089 [no date] [File 3 of 11] 2090 [no date] [File 4 of 11] 2091 [no date] [File 5 of 11] 2092 [no date] [File 6 of 11] 2093 [no date] [File 7 of 11] 2094 [no date] [File 8 of 11] 2095 [no date] [File 9 of 11] 2096 [no date] [File 10 of 11] 2097 [no date] [File 11 of 11] Exterior 2098 [no date] [File 1 of 24] 2099 [no date] [File 2 of 24] 20100 [no date] [File 3 of 24] 20101 [no date] [File 4 of 24] 20102 [no date] [File 5 of 24] 20103 [no date] [File 6 of 24] 20104 [no date] [File 7 of 24] 20105 [no date] [File 8 of 24] 20106 [no date] [File 9 of 24] 20107 [no date] [File 10 of 24] 20108 [no date] [File 11 of 24] 20109 [no date] [File 12 of 24] 20110 [no date] [File 13 of 24] 20111 [no date] [File 14 of 24] 20112 [no date] [File 15 of 24] 20113 [no date] [File 16 of 24] 20114 [no date] [File 17 of 24] 20115 [no date] [File 18 of 24] 20116 [no date] [File 19 of 24] 20117 [no date] [File 20 of 24] 20118 [no date] [File 21 of 24] 20119 [no date] [File 22 of 24] 20120 [no date] [File 23 of 24] 20121 [no date] [File 24 of 24] 20122 Architectural Model, [no date] 20123 School of Design, Visit by Frank Lloyd Wright, 1950 Miscellaneous Buildings 20124 Williamsburg, Virginia, [no date] 20125 Bandshells, [no date] 20126 Taliesin West, [no date] [File 1 of 2] 20127 Taliesin West, [no date] [File 2 of 2] 20128 Buildings by Frank Lloyd Wright, [no date] [File 1 of 2] 20129 Buildings by Frank Lloyd Wright, [no date] [File 2 of 2] 20130 [no date] [File 1 of 5] 20131 [no date] [File 2 of 5] 20132 [no date] [File 3 of 5] 20133 [no date] [File 4 of 5] 20134 [no date] [File 5 of 5] 21 Postcard Collection, Miscellaneous European Buildings Photographs 221 School of Design, Student Projects, [no date] 222 Faculty Projects, [no date] 223 Museum of Modern Art Exhibit, 1955 224 Faculty and Students, 1983-1985, [no date] 225 Visit by Frank Lloyd Wright, 1950 226 Photograph Album, Visits by Wright and Wijdeveld, 1950 Photographs 227 Addition to Brooks Hall, [no date] 228 Miscellaneous, [no date] 229 Buildings by Frank Lloyd Wright; Johnson Wax and Florida Southern College, 1950, [no date] 2210 By Philip Johnson, 1949-1970, [no date] 2211 Bandshells, [no date] 2212 Miscellaneous Buildings, 1959-1976, [no date] Artifacts and Memorabilia, 1924-1990, 1942-1965 3 archival boxes1.5 linear feet

This series includes biographical sketches, personal finance information, wills, and purchases relating to residences in Norman, Oklahoma and Raleigh, North Carolina. The series also includes driver's licenses, membership cards, a diary from Kamphoefner's European trip in 1930, and several desktop items including his signature stamp. There also is a guest book from a memorial service held in Kamphoefner's honor after his death in 1990.

 2213 Biographical Sketches and Information, 1940-1982, [no date] 2214 News Clippings and Articles, 1930-1985, [no date] 2215 Caricatures, 1969, [no date] 2216 Programs from Presentations to Kamphoefner, 1930-1980, [no date] 2217 Grade Reports, 1924-1928 2218 Miscellaneous Reprinted Poems, 1957, [no date] 231 Wills and Estate Settlements, Kamphoefners, 1976-1988 232 Wills and Estate Settlements, Extended Family, 1921-1965, [no date] 233 Miscellaneous Financial Papers, 1948-1980, [no date] 234 Miscellaneous Insurance Policies, 1948-1987, [no date] 235 Financial Investments, Petro-Lewis, Inc., 1983-1986, [no date] 236 Residence in Norman, Invoices and Receipts, 1942-1948 237 Residence in Norman, Lot Purchase and Specifications, 1941 Residence in Raleigh 238 Draft Specifications, 1949 239 Construction Invoices and Receipts, 1949-1979, [no date] 2310 Furnishings Invoices and Receipts, 1949-1983, [no date] 2311 Landscaping and Appraisals, 1950-1987, [no date] 2312 Travel Information and Itineraries, 1961-1982, [no date] 2313 Miscellaneous Programs and Invitations, 1938-1985, [no date] 24 Desktop Artifacts and Signature Stamp [8 items] 25 Driver's Licenses, 1907-1947, [no date] 25 Membership Cards, 1933-1947, 1972, [no date] 25 Bookplate, [no date] 25 Identification Label, Brass [1700 Map of Rome, Ignazio Benedetti, Gift of Henry and Mabel Kamphoefner], [no date] 25 Sketchbook, Sights in England, 1930 25 Diary, European Travels, 1930 25 Membership Keys, Phi Kappa Phi and Unidentified, [no date] 25 Guestbook, Kamphoefner Memorial Service, April 19, 1990 Oversized Materials, 1927-1952

This series chiefly includes architectural drawings done by Kamphoefner throughout his career. It also includes several study drawings done by Kamphoefner as a student between 1927 and 1932. All of Kamphoefner's built projects are represented as well as several competition entries and proposed projects. There are several oversized photographs as well. There is also one folder of diplomas, awards, and certificates earned by Kamphoefner. A series of scrapbooks that were kept by Mabel Kamphoefner is found at the end of the series. The scrapbooks document Henry Kamphoefner's achievements throughout his career with special emphasis on the success of the School of Design at North Carolina State University. The series is arranged first by general size of the material, then by subject. Accordingly, several subjects are spread among folders.

 Music Pavilion and Outdoor Theatre, Grandview Park, Sioux City, Iowa 26 Sketch of relief sculpture, charcoal on paper, mounted on press board, 1934 [File 1 of 3] 27 Sketch of relief sculpture, charcoal on paper, mounted on press board, 1934 [File 2 of 3] 28 Photograph, black and white, 1934 [File 3 of 3] 29 Music Pavilion at Oleson Park, Fort Dodge, Iowa, 5 sheets, ink on paper, 1936 30 Music Shell at Olathe, Kansas, Floor plans and elevations, pencil on tracing paper, 5 sheets, 1940 31 Kamphoefner Residence in Norman, Oklahoma, Photograph, black and white, mounted on matte board, 1942 32 University of Oklahoma Campus Planning, Photostats, 5 Sheets Kamphoefner Residence in Raleigh, North Carolina, 33 Floor plan, ink on press board, 1949 [File 1 of 7] 34 Living area, photograph, black and white, 1949 [File 2 of 7] 35 Living area, photograph, black and white, 1949 [File 3 of 7] 36 South west elevation, photograph, black and white, 1949 [File 4 of 7] 37 North east elevation, photograph, black and white, 1949 [File 5 of 7] 38 North east elevation, photograph, black and white, 1949 [File 6 of 7] 39 Dining area, photograph, black and white, 1949 [File 7 of 7] Mausoleum for Robert James Edwards, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 40 Section, ink on press board, 1947 [File 1 of 3] 41 Rendering watercolor on paper, matted, 1947 [File 2 of 3] 42 Plan with landscape, ink on press board, 1947 [File 3 of 3] 43 Diplomas, Awards, and Certificates [47 items], 1930-1986 44 Court House Square, Olathe, Kansas, Plot Plan, Blueprint, 1939 Music Pavilion and Outdoor Theatre, Grandview Park, Sioux City, Iowa, Working drawings, blueprints, 15 sheets, 1934 45 Sketches for Proposed Bandshell, Olathe, Kansas, 3 items, charcoal and ink on paper, Nat Baker, artist 1940 46 Miscellaneous Drawings and Blueprints "A Music Shell for a Small Town," plan of the stage, [no date] Proposed remodeling for the School of Architecture, University of Oklahoma Design Schedule for Class "B" and "C", Spring Semester, 1945-1946 Alternate kitchen layout for the L.O.F. House, Blueprint, [no date] Kamphoefner Residence in Raleigh, North Carolina 47 Plan, ink on press board, 1949 [File 1 of 4] 48 Perspective looking South, ink and watercolor on press board, 1949 [File 2 of 4] 49 Perspective of living space toward dining-space, ink on press board, 1949 [File 3 of 4] 50 Perspective looking North, ink and watercolor on press board, 1949 [File 4 of 4] 51 Edwards Mausoleum, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, Renderings, ink and watercolor on press board, Nat Baker, artist, 1947 Kamphoefner Student Drawings 52 Sketch of man standing, charcoal on paper, [no date] 52 "Thirteenth"-floor plan of elaborate building, charcoal and ink on paper1931 52 "Analytique" historic composition, ink and watercolor on paper, 1928 52 Palazzo Verza-Italian Renaissance columns, ink and watercolor on paper, [no date] 52 India Ink Rendering, [no date] 52 "Twenty-One"-rendering of a Gothic church, ink and watercolor on paper,1927 52 "Analytique," ink, black watercolor, and charcoal on paper,1927 53 Competition Entry, view of Aztec buildings, ink and watercolor on paper, 1932