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| 17175 | Lines Taken from Arthur Spurling Rowboat, June 7, 1999 |
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Description: Sketch: Lines Taken from Arthur Spurling Rowboat, June 7, 1999. Spurling (1873-1975) was a well-known builder of rowboats on Islesford. | |
| 17174 | Sail Plan No. 97 , Drawing No. 786, B.B. Crowninshield, Designer, J. R. D. - Del. |
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Description: Elevations print of Bar Harbor 25 -foot class sloops by Bowdoin Bradlee Crowninshield. The class raced in Bar Harbor from 1900 to 1902. The original plans are at the Peabody Museum, Salem, Massachusetts. | |
| 14547 | Chiltern or Edgar T. Scott House, Bar Harbor |
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Description: There are 7 folders in all, stored in drawers 4 and 5 of Flat File #3. Five of the folders are in drawer 4. The first folder is labeled "Edgar T. Scott House, Bar Harbor'" and includes trace & linen. The second folder is labeled "Edgar T. Scott Stable, Bar Harbor" and has the following notation on the outside "wax paper ?". The third folder is labeled "Edgar T. Scott Stable & House (?), Bar Harbor and includes blueprints. The fourth folder is labeled "Chiltern, Bar Harbor (Edgar Scott)". This folder is marked "A. Longfellow, Architect, Boston" and contains Kraft. The fifth folder is labeled "Chiltern, Bar Harbor (Edgar T. Scott)" and contains blueprints of the house and boat pier. The next two folders are in drawer 5. Folder 6 is labeled "Chiltern, Bar Harbor (Edgar T. Scott Stable) and contains trace and linen. Folder 7 is Chiltern's Stable (Edgar T. Scott Stable), Bar Harbor. This last folder contains kraft and 5 photo copies. Kitchen table for house for Edgar Scott, Bar Harbor, Me. Boat House for Mr. Edgar Scott, Bar Harbor, Me. Boat Pier for Mr. Edgar Scott, Bar Harbor, Me. The last three drawings are wrapped up on the shelf opposite the Ansul panel. They have mold damage. 2012 exhibit text: Chiltern Stable for Edgar T. Scott Bar Harbor, ME, 1900 Pencil on tracing paper Savage was a builder and served as an architect's local representative. In many cases he was awarded the commission to design stables and alterations such as at Chiltern. The main house was designed by William Longfellow. This is a rare early sketch for the stable's elevation, less formal than other such early sketches. This building survives as a bed and breakfast. [show more] | |||
| 14522 | Atlantean, Bar Harbor, North Elevation |
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Description: North elevation of Atlantean (Fred Savage Cottage in Bar Harbor) 2012 exhibit text: Atlantean Home of Fred L. Savage Bar Harbor, ME, 1903 Pencil on tracing paper Savage developed a Tudor Revival expression for his second home in Bar Harbor. The facade and plans are symmetrical and meticulously delineated. The buildings in Bar Harbor show Savage's interest in the revival styles. This home remains substantially unchanged | |
| 14467 | Stable and interior details ( for house) for J. C. Linvngston |
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Description: Blue prints , partial and pieces of blue prints of both a stable and elevations of a neo- colonial house. These appear to be scaps. | ||
| 14426 | Sketch for Robert H. McCormick Home in Bar Harbor |
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Description: Last of 82 sketches on trace for alterations and additions to the house for Robert H. McCormick in Bar Harbor. Not individually catalogued. This colection contains tracings drawn by Hoibird and Roche of Chicago as well as alterations to the house and stable by Savage. Original Architect was J Pickering Putnam, built about 1895. | ||
| 14417 | Sonogee Cottage - Proposed Alterations |
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Description: 1.Plans of first, second and third floors. Ink on linen. 3 drawings. 2.Blue prints of first, second and third floor showing proposed alterations. this set of plans is also marked "Hait Estate". 3 drawings 3.Plan on craft paper in pencil - First Floor plan. 4. Letter from Manley A. Raymond, June 19 1905.- 2 pages 5. Studies of floor plans - ink and pencil on tracing paper - 4 drawings. | ||
| 14414 | Old Farm, Home of William Miller Esq |
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Description: 2 drawings Plan of first and second floor Elevations - north , south and east | ||
| 14412 | Aldersea, Bar Harbor |
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| 14406 | Stable for Mr. A. L. Stafford, Bar Harbor, Me. |
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Description: 1. Plans, elevations and details - ink on linen - 9 drawings 2. Plans, elevations and detils - pencil on trace of the above.12 drawings. 3. Blueprints of the plans, elevations and details as indicated above - 16 drawings.(some with frayed edges) | ||
| 14397 | Alterations for Gen. Thomas Hubbard, Bar Harbor, Me |
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Description: This file contains two projects - probably related in time. 1. Alterations to the house include plans, elevations and large scale details of certain elements of the house. There are original pencil on tracing paper drawings and ink on linen. A photograph is included of a house, possibly the house intended to be renovated. 2. Drawing for a stable and living quarters for the same client. These drawings include kraft paper sketches, pencil on trace drawings and ink on linen. Also included are two sets of plans and elevations as blue prints for the stable. A specification is included. Some tracing paper details are in poor condition. [show more] | ||
| 14394 | Store ( stair) Mrs. Milton Allen |
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Description: Details of a stair for a "store" owned by Ms. Milton Allen. Linen drawings one tracing paper drawing. | ||
| 14393 | Alterations to Home of Ms.M. B. Carpenter, Bar Harbor Me. |
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Description: Various details and elevations for interior alterations for this home. A elevation of the stables. A mix or tracing paper and linen and one blue print wrapping the drawings. Varies from good condition to poor. Needs sorting and preservation | ||
| 14382 | Home for J.T. Hinch, Bar Harbor Me. |
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Description: Two folders 1. First folder contains all tracing paper drawing including plans, elevations and details and large size and often full scale details for construction. ( 23 small and 11 large drawings) two letters from contractors giving estimates for construction are included. 2. Second folder contains ink on linen drawings ( 9 linen drawings) and blueprints ( 32 blue print drawings). | ||
| 14373 | Proposed Isolated Hospital for the Town of Eden |
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Description: 1. 2 pencil on tracing paper plans and elevations. 2, 6 ink on linen plans. 3. 1 blueprint | ||
| 14372 | Plans for a home for J.E. Bunker |
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Description: These plans are by Milton Stratton not Savage. Pencil on tracing paper | ||
| 14359 | Sketches of Capitals - English Design |
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Description: Catalogue page from Morse and Company of column capitals. Found with other drawings for High Seas returned to MDIHS from Author of "Main Cottages" | ||
| 14315 | Stable and Tea House for Frank T. Howard, Hulls Cove |
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Description: Relates to 001.74.755 Stable: Ink on linen four elevations, three plans and a detail of a truss. Tea House: One drawing with plans, elevations and details. | ||
| 14003 | Geo. S. Robbins, Bar Harbor, Trace, Linen & Notepaper |
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Description: This is one folder labeled Geo. S. Robbins, Bar Harbor. The notation on the folder indicates that it has trace, linen and notepaper. Note: (by G Vasisko )There is a series of nice linens and trace with mold damage which have been put on the shelf opposite the Ansul system box. These drawings are for the Georg Robbins house. Restoration or mold elimination is needed on these objects. These are rolled in tissue paper and marked with the above object ID. These wer transfered to Flat File 3 draw 2 [show more] | |||
| 13131 | Trevor House and Stable, George W. Vanderbilt, Esq. - Fred Savage Architectural Drawings |
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Description: Drawer 10, Flat File #3 is dedicated to Trevor House and Stable, Bar Harbor, which was built for George W. Vanderbilt, Esq. There are 3 xeroxes of blueprints with the #4.44 labeled "Trevor Stable for George W. Vanderbilt, Esq. and 2 additional xeroxes with the number 5.00 labeled in the same way. In addition there are two folders. The first is labeled "Trevor House & Stables (also 1 Schieffelin) built for G. W. Vanderbilt. The second is labeled "Trevor House, Bar Harbor" built for G.W. Vanderbilt. 2 images of some of these plans exist: one JPG attached to this record and one .tif file in the large image data folder. Four (4) folders were added January 2015 includes drawings from Northeast Harbor Library. All are blue prints. Folder 1 Trevor House 3 Elevations 5 Plans 2 Section/ elevation. Folder 2 for Schieffelin Stable includes Drawings by A. W. Longfellow, Architect. 1 Detail for Radiator cover 1 Stair detail 3 Plans 1 Elevation 1 Truss detail 5 Fireplace details 1 Porch detail dwg. 2 Mill work drawings 1 Electric bell Folder 3 Schieffelin Stable with "Working Drawings" used in construction. F.L. Savage was the builder. Folder 4 House for Geo. W. Vanderbilt. This folder contains drawings for "House for Geo W. Vanderbilt containg 11 prints 2 Elevations 5 Plans 3 Framing Plans 1 Foundation Plan [show more] | |||
| 12636 | Alterations to Old Farm, George B. Dorr, Bar Harbor, Me |
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Description: This file includes a drawing ( blue print) of "Old Farm " owned by William Miller. All other drawings refer to George B. Dorr as owner. 1. Blue prints include plans and elevations of the linens and tracings. 13 prints and one kraft paper drawng. 2. Pencil and ink on tracing paper includes plans, elevations and assorted full scale details of elements of the alterations. (12 drawings). One drawing on kraft paper of the original house with dimensions. This drawing is in poor condition. (13 drawings in all). 3. Ink on linen, plans, elevations and some details. (15 drawings) 4. Ink on linen drawings of a "farm house" on the estate - plans and one elevation. (4 drawings) [show more] | ||
| 11564 | Architectural drawings and specifications for the Trevor House and Trevor Stable |
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Description: Specifications for Trevor House for George Washington Vanderbilt. These are specifications under the F.L.Savage letterhead. Some have F.L. Savage crossed out and A.W. Longfellow substituted. ca 1901 General Construction (3 copies light manilia folders), 1901 Heating (3 copies light manilia cover), 1901 Plumbing (1 copy in light manilia cover), 1901 Electrical Lighting (1 copy in light manilia cover), 1901 Specifications for Trevor House for George Wasington Vanderbilt. These are specifications under the A.W.Longfellow Jr. Boston Ma. letterhead Electric Work (1 Copy brown manilla folder), 1901 General Construction (2 copies in brown manilla covers), 1901 Stable for Trevor House General Construction (1 copy in brown manilla covers), 1901 Plumbing (1 copy in light manilia cover), 1901 Electrical Lighting (3 copies in light manilia cover) ,1901 [show more] | ||
| 4547 | Corning Camp |
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Description: 2012 exhibit text: Camp for Edwin Corning Northeast Harbor, ME, 1901 Ink on linen The Great Harbor Collection, Northeast Harbor Library This composition shows the plans and principal elevations for a compound for Mr. Corning containing a main house and a series of sleeping pavilions. This project was designed as a "camp" and was uncharacteristic of Savage's cottage designs in Northeast Harbor. | ||
| 4546 | Harbor Villa |
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Description: 2012 exhibit text: Harbor Villa Home for Merritt Ober Northeast Harbor, ME, 1903 Pencil on tracing paper The Gerrish Collection, Northeast Harbor Library Designed for the local butcher and business leader in Northeast Harbor, this house on Harbor Side has changed very little from these early elevation sketches. A substantial residence in Northeast Harbor. This is an example of a local business person commissioning a home by the established local architect. [show more] | ||
| 4545 | Skyview |
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Description: 2012 exhibit text: Skyview Cottage for Lawrence Lewis Northeast Harbor, ME, 1900-02 Pencil on tracing paper The Gerrish Collection, Northeast Harbor Library These studies show an interest by Savage in manipulating the typical Shingle style elements of dormers, turrets, and porches. He merges these forms in this design to develop a simple, pleasing and romantic shingled mass. This detail of Skyview shows Savage's overlay of structural wood framing to describe his concept to a contractor. Most likely he worked out framing detail with the contractor, who no doubt brought his experience to what was a collaborative exchange. [show more] |
