Charlotte (N.C.)
Found in 553 Collections and/or Records:
Eckerd Drug Hampshire Hills Shopping Center. Charlotte, North Carolina, 1972-1973
Drawings include: Plot plan, roof framing plan, foundation plan, floor plan, barber shop, pub restaurant, schedules, lighing, electrical, mechanical
Educational Building St. Johns Baptist, 1955
The collection contains a large number of architectural drawings of buildings (residential, commercial, educational, professional, industrial and spiritual) that were built in the Charlotte, N.C. metrolina area from 1923 to the early 1970s. Over the years, the firm has had six different corporate names, but the primary architects were Marion R. Marsh, Tebee P. Hawkins, and Charles W. Kibler.
E.E. Packard Residence Charlotte, NC, 1952
The collection contains a large number of architectural drawings of buildings (residential, commercial, educational, professional, industrial and spiritual) that were built in the Charlotte, N.C. metrolina area from 1923 to the early 1970s. Over the years, the firm has had six different corporate names, but the primary architects were Marion R. Marsh, Tebee P. Hawkins, and Charles W. Kibler.
F. Seifart Residence, Charlotte, NC, c.1920s
The collection contains a large number of architectural drawings of buildings (residential, commercial, educational, professional, industrial and spiritual) that were built in the Charlotte, N.C. metrolina area from 1923 to the early 1970s. Over the years, the firm has had six different corporate names, but the primary architects were Marion R. Marsh, Tebee P. Hawkins, and Charles W. Kibler.
Fairview Apts., undated
The collection contains a large number of architectural drawings of buildings (residential, commercial, educational, professional, industrial and spiritual) that were built in the Charlotte, N.C. metrolina area from 1923 to the early 1970s. Over the years, the firm has had six different corporate names, but the primary architects were Marion R. Marsh, Tebee P. Hawkins, and Charles W. Kibler.
Fairview Elementary School, undated
The collection contains a large number of architectural drawings of buildings (residential, commercial, educational, professional, industrial and spiritual) that were built in the Charlotte, N.C. metrolina area from 1923 to the early 1970s. Over the years, the firm has had six different corporate names, but the primary architects were Marion R. Marsh, Tebee P. Hawkins, and Charles W. Kibler.
Farmer in field with discus
The collection consists of the professional and personal photographic work of Steve Perille, a photojournalist who worked for the Bloomington Herald-Times, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, and the Charlotte Observer. A noted photographic essayist, the collection includes prints and negatives of his features, news, pictorial, portraits, and sports photography.
First Ward Housing for City of Charlotte, 1977-1979
The collection contains a large number of architectural drawings of buildings (residential, commercial, educational, professional, industrial and spiritual) that were built in the Charlotte, N.C. metrolina area from 1923 to the early 1970s. Over the years, the firm has had six different corporate names, but the primary architects were Marion R. Marsh, Tebee P. Hawkins, and Charles W. Kibler.
First Ward Housing for City of Charlotte, 1977-1979
The collection contains a large number of architectural drawings of buildings (residential, commercial, educational, professional, industrial and spiritual) that were built in the Charlotte, N.C. metrolina area from 1923 to the early 1970s. Over the years, the firm has had six different corporate names, but the primary architects were Marion R. Marsh, Tebee P. Hawkins, and Charles W. Kibler.
Flight 212 Crashed and Burned
Charlotte Observer address and "Portfolio" written on back of mounting board. Perille's Note: Her husband was aboard
Florshiem Shoe Store, 1965
The collection contains a large number of architectural drawings of buildings (residential, commercial, educational, professional, industrial and spiritual) that were built in the Charlotte, N.C. metrolina area from 1923 to the early 1970s. Over the years, the firm has had six different corporate names, but the primary architects were Marion R. Marsh, Tebee P. Hawkins, and Charles W. Kibler.
Food Market Addition Kmart number 4053. Pineville Road, Charlotte, North Carolina, 1965-1985
Drawings include: Plot plan, foundation plan, floor plan, roof framing plan, elevations, plumbing, mechanical, electrical
Four Room Annex Paw Creek School, undated
The collection contains a large number of architectural drawings of buildings (residential, commercial, educational, professional, industrial and spiritual) that were built in the Charlotte, N.C. metrolina area from 1923 to the early 1970s. Over the years, the firm has had six different corporate names, but the primary architects were Marion R. Marsh, Tebee P. Hawkins, and Charles W. Kibler.
Frank Sherrill Residence, undated
The collection contains a large number of architectural drawings of buildings (residential, commercial, educational, professional, industrial and spiritual) that were built in the Charlotte, N.C. metrolina area from 1923 to the early 1970s. Over the years, the firm has had six different corporate names, but the primary architects were Marion R. Marsh, Tebee P. Hawkins, and Charles W. Kibler.
Fred C. Wikoff residence, alterations and additions. 2500 Richardson Dr., Charlotte, North Carolina, 1976-1998
Drawings include: Swimming pool and bath house plans
G & J Investment Co. Bldg., 1958
The collection contains a large number of architectural drawings of buildings (residential, commercial, educational, professional, industrial and spiritual) that were built in the Charlotte, N.C. metrolina area from 1923 to the early 1970s. Over the years, the firm has had six different corporate names, but the primary architects were Marion R. Marsh, Tebee P. Hawkins, and Charles W. Kibler.
Garage Bldg. for Pepsi Cola BottlingCo., undated
The collection contains a large number of architectural drawings of buildings (residential, commercial, educational, professional, industrial and spiritual) that were built in the Charlotte, N.C. metrolina area from 1923 to the early 1970s. Over the years, the firm has had six different corporate names, but the primary architects were Marion R. Marsh, Tebee P. Hawkins, and Charles W. Kibler.
Garage Building for R.E. James, undated
The collection contains a large number of architectural drawings of buildings (residential, commercial, educational, professional, industrial and spiritual) that were built in the Charlotte, N.C. metrolina area from 1923 to the early 1970s. Over the years, the firm has had six different corporate names, but the primary architects were Marion R. Marsh, Tebee P. Hawkins, and Charles W. Kibler.
G.C. Tate Residence, undated
The collection contains a large number of architectural drawings of buildings (residential, commercial, educational, professional, industrial and spiritual) that were built in the Charlotte, N.C. metrolina area from 1923 to the early 1970s. Over the years, the firm has had six different corporate names, but the primary architects were Marion R. Marsh, Tebee P. Hawkins, and Charles W. Kibler.
George C. Covington residence revisions. 801 Edgehill Road, Charlotte, North Carolina, 2003
Drawings include: Plot plan
George C. Covington residence revisions. 801 Edgehill Road, Charlotte, North Carolina, 2002-2003
Drawings include: Plot plan
George C. Covington residence revisions. 801 Edgehill Road, Charlotte, North Carolina, 2003
Drawings include: Plot plan
George C. Covington residence revisions. 801 Edgehill Road, Charlotte, North Carolina, 2003
Drawings include: New garage plans
George C. Covington residence revisions. 801 Edgehill Road, Charlotte, North Carolina, 2001-2003
Drawings include: Property development plan, front entrance, balcony, garage, plot plan
George C. Covington residence revisions. 801 Edgehill Road, Charlotte, North Carolina, 2003
Drawings include: Garage details, storage and utility room
Gerald Harney Bldg., 1958
The collection contains a large number of architectural drawings of buildings (residential, commercial, educational, professional, industrial and spiritual) that were built in the Charlotte, N.C. metrolina area from 1923 to the early 1970s. Over the years, the firm has had six different corporate names, but the primary architects were Marion R. Marsh, Tebee P. Hawkins, and Charles W. Kibler.
Girl crossing road with dachshund / ducks in park / Storyteller, 1976
The collection consists of the professional and personal photographic work of Steve Perille, a photojournalist who worked for the Bloomington Herald-Times, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, and the Charlotte Observer. A noted photographic essayist, the collection includes prints and negatives of his features, news, pictorial, portraits, and sports photography.
Glidden Paint and Garden Center, Montclaire Shopping Center. Charlotte, North Carolina, 1962
Drawings include: Floor plan, foundation plan
Griffith Park (Folder 1 of 4), 1972 - 1974
The collection consists of the professional and personal photographic work of Steve Perille, a photojournalist who worked for the Bloomington Herald-Times, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, and the Charlotte Observer. A noted photographic essayist, the collection includes prints and negatives of his features, news, pictorial, portraits, and sports photography.
Griffith Park (Folder 2 of 4), 1972 - 1974
The collection consists of the professional and personal photographic work of Steve Perille, a photojournalist who worked for the Bloomington Herald-Times, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, and the Charlotte Observer. A noted photographic essayist, the collection includes prints and negatives of his features, news, pictorial, portraits, and sports photography.
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