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Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series: The bulk of this material is routine correspondence between Fiske Kimball and members of the Advisory Board and officers of the NPS. Correspondence also includes attached and related lists of eligible sites, travel vouchers, receipts, and organizational charts of the NPS. State laws and internal reports used to develop NPS policies and procedures are also included. Correspondence specific to buildings and sites, or related directly to Advisory Board meetings, is located in those...

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series: The bulk of this material is routine correspondence between Fiske Kimball and members of the Advisory Board and officers of the NPS. Correspondence also includes attached and related lists of eligible sites, travel vouchers, receipts, and organizational charts of the NPS. State laws and internal reports used to develop NPS policies and procedures are also included. Correspondence specific to buildings and sites, or related directly to Advisory Board meetings, is located in those...

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series: The bulk of this material is routine correspondence between Fiske Kimball and members of the Advisory Board and officers of the NPS. Correspondence also includes attached and related lists of eligible sites, travel vouchers, receipts, and organizational charts of the NPS. State laws and internal reports used to develop NPS policies and procedures are also included. Correspondence specific to buildings and sites, or related directly to Advisory Board meetings, is located in those...

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series: In 1917, George Dow, secretary of the Essex Institute of Salem, Massachusetts, informed Kimball of the institute's desire to publish in "a dignified and suitable manner" its collection of architectural drawings by Samuel McIntire. Impressed by Kimball's recently published book on Jefferson's architectural works, Dow invited Kimball to edit the volume and prepare an introduction. Although initially hesitant, Kimball accepted the offer and, as evidenced by the earliest date of material, began...

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series: In 1917, George Dow, secretary of the Essex Institute of Salem, Massachusetts, informed Kimball of the institute's desire to publish in "a dignified and suitable manner" its collection of architectural drawings by Samuel McIntire. Impressed by Kimball's recently published book on Jefferson's architectural works, Dow invited Kimball to edit the volume and prepare an introduction. Although initially hesitant, Kimball accepted the offer and, as evidenced by the earliest date of material, began...

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series: In 1917, George Dow, secretary of the Essex Institute of Salem, Massachusetts, informed Kimball of the institute's desire to publish in "a dignified and suitable manner" its collection of architectural drawings by Samuel McIntire. Impressed by Kimball's recently published book on Jefferson's architectural works, Dow invited Kimball to edit the volume and prepare an introduction. Although initially hesitant, Kimball accepted the offer and, as evidenced by the earliest date of material, began...

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series: In 1917, George Dow, secretary of the Essex Institute of Salem, Massachusetts, informed Kimball of the institute's desire to publish in "a dignified and suitable manner" its collection of architectural drawings by Samuel McIntire. Impressed by Kimball's recently published book on Jefferson's architectural works, Dow invited Kimball to edit the volume and prepare an introduction. Although initially hesitant, Kimball accepted the offer and, as evidenced by the earliest date of material, began...

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series: In 1917, George Dow, secretary of the Essex Institute of Salem, Massachusetts, informed Kimball of the institute's desire to publish in "a dignified and suitable manner" its collection of architectural drawings by Samuel McIntire. Impressed by Kimball's recently published book on Jefferson's architectural works, Dow invited Kimball to edit the volume and prepare an introduction. Although initially hesitant, Kimball accepted the offer and, as evidenced by the earliest date of material, began...

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series: In 1917, George Dow, secretary of the Essex Institute of Salem, Massachusetts, informed Kimball of the institute's desire to publish in "a dignified and suitable manner" its collection of architectural drawings by Samuel McIntire. Impressed by Kimball's recently published book on Jefferson's architectural works, Dow invited Kimball to edit the volume and prepare an introduction. Although initially hesitant, Kimball accepted the offer and, as evidenced by the earliest date of material, began...

Scope and Contents From the Series: While this series includes Kimball's correspondence with many of the same individuals and institutions represented in the various subject-related series, the bulk of "General correspondence and related material" documents his long-term association with organizations devoted to professional development and scholarship. Kimball's most consistent correspondents include the American Institute of Architects (AIA), the American Association of Museums (AAM), and the Association of Art Museum...