7A-B. "Side Elevation, Presbyterian Church, St. Augustine, Fla". Diazotype on paper, cloth backed, laminated. Labeled "Plan No. 7." Includes added color, Carrère & Hastings stamp, black and red pen notations, and pencil notations. Includes "Door to Sunday School East Elevations," "Loggia and Entrance East Elevation," and "Door to Transept East Elevation." Includes note that "Terra cotta sills are figured from top of weathering." In two pieces: Part A is the left half and Part B is the right half of a single drawing. Scale: 1/4" = 1 foot. 31a measures 82.5 x 58.5 cm. 31b measures 83 x 57 cm. Notation on front of Part A: "74-2-11a." Notation on reverse of Part A: "74-13-37." Notation on front of Part B: "74-2-11b." Notation on reverse of Part B: "74-13-37" and "Heliograph from HB Christensen" stamp, Not dated

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7A-B. Side Elevation, Presbyterian Church, St. Augustine, Fla

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Scope and Content

From the Collection:

The collection consists of 53 architectural drawings and blueprints for the Memorial Presbyterian Church in St. Augustine, Florida. Although most of the drawings are not dated, they date primarily from about 1888 to 1890. There is one drawing dated 1904.

The drawings include floor plans, elevations, sections, and detail drawings. There are numerous drawings relating to the dome, the parsonage, the pulpit and the Flagler mausoleum. In addition to original pencil drawings and blueprints, there are ink drawings and diazotype prints. Many are working copies that contain notes, corrections and changes in pencil, pen, and red and blue grease pencil. A number of the drawings have hand applied color. Most of the drawings include formal titles, and some include handwritten notations describing the content or purpose of the drawing. Whenever a drawing includes a formal title, the title is included with quotation marks in the description of the drawing.

Dates

Creation: Not dated

Creator

From the Collection: Carrère & Hastings. (Organization)

Access

The collection is available for research. However, due to the extremely fragile nature of the drawings, researchers are asked to use digital reproductions available online at http://ufdc.ufl.edu/caha.