Series 1. HAROLD L. HAWORTH AND ROY W. JOHNSON FILES CONCERNING THE HISTORY AND TECHNOLOGY BUILDING. 1958-1967. (FILES OF THE RESIDENT ENGINEER).
Series 2. F. H. MAHLMAN FILES CONCERNING THE NATURAL HISTORY BUILDING. C. 1961-1964. (FILES OF THE RESIDENT ENGINEER).
Series 3. JAMES M. MURPHY FILES. 1958-1972. (ENGINEERING AND CONSTRUCTION DIVISION).
Series 4. M. MURPHY FILES CONCERNING THE NATURAL HISTORY BUILDING. 1964-1967. (BUILDING MANAGER FILES).
Series 5. ROY O'BRIEN FILES CONCERNING THE NATURAL HISTORY BUILDING. 1964-1966. (CONSTRUCTION ENGINEER FILES).
Series 6. HUGH E. YATES FILES CONCERNING THE FINE ARTS AND PORTRAIT GALLERY BUILDING. 1964-1966. (RESIDENT ENGINEER FILES).
Series 7. UNARRANGED BLUEPRINTS, DRAWINGS, SPECIFICATIONS.
Series 8. PHOTOGRAPHS.
Series 9. PEPCO.
Series 10. GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE.
These records comprise the working files of the Engineering and Construction
Division as well as the files of the building managers and resident engineers
in the Building Services Division. The records of the Engineering and
Construction Division were maintained by James M. Murphy and Roy O'Brien. They
concern repairs and improvements to Smithsonian facilities including the Arts
and Industries Building, Barney Studio House, Barro Colorado Island, the
Renwick Gallery, the National Zoological Park, Adelaide Forbes Calhoun
property, River House residence, the Freer Gallery of Art, the Smithsonian
Institution Building, the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, the John F.
Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, and the Andrew Carnegie Building. These records contain correspondence, contracts, specifications, and
blueprints concerning work planned and performed. The records of the building
managers and resident engineers include blueprints, specifications,
correspondence, reports, transcripts, photographs, shop drawings, and daily
inspection reports concerning the History and Technology Building, the Natural
History Building, and the Fine Arts and Portrait Galleries Buildings. Harold L.
Haworth and Roy W. Johnson were the resident engineers of the History and
Technology Building from 1958 to 1967. F. H. Mahlman was the resident engineer
of the Natural History Building from 1961 to 1964. Hugh E. Yates was the
resident engineer for the Fine Arts and Portrait Gallery Building from 1964 to
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INTRODUCTION
This finding aid was digitized with funds generously provided by the
Smithsonian Institution Women's Committee.
HISTORICAL NOTE
During the period documented in this record unit, the Department was divided
into four divisions: the Office of the Director, Protection Division,
Mechanical Services Division, and Building Services Division. The Office of
the Director included the Design and Review Office, Engineering and
Construction Division, and Safety Management Office.
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HAROLD L. HAWORTH AND ROY W. JOHNSON FILES CONCERNING THE HISTORY AND TECHNOLOGY BUILDING. 1958-1967. (FILES OF THE RESIDENT ENGINEER).
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