A Guide to the Dept. of General Services, Architectural drawings, plans, and specifications, ca. 1919-2002 #42516

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Virginia. Dept. of General Services, Architectural drawings, plans, and specifications, 1919-2002. Accession 42516. State government records collection, The Library of Virginia, Richmond, Virginia.

Acquisition Information

Transferred from the Dept. of General Services, Bureau of Facilities Managment, 1 March 2006.

This accession consists of architectural drawings for various state buildings from the Plan Room of the Bureau of Facilities Management, Department of General Services. The drawings include elevations, floor plans, sections, details, renderings, proposed plans, and specifications for Broad Street Station, Capitol Building, Executive Mansion, Dove Street Armory, Motor Vehicles Building (12th & Main), Federal Reserve Bank, Virginia Holocaust Museum, Home for Needy Confederate Women (Virginia Museum of Fine Arts), Confederate Memorial Chapel (Virginia Museum of Fine Arts), Robinson House Garage (Virginia Museum of Fine Arts), Virginia State Penitentiary, Virginia Retirement System Building (Planters National Bank). Architects represented include Carneal Johnston and Wright(Richmond, Va.), Taylor and Fisher (Baltimore, Md.), Glave Newman Anderson and Associates (Richmond, Va.), Ballou and Justice (Richmond, Va.), Hanbury Evans Wright Vlattas + Co. (Norfolk, Va.), Joseph Dye Lahendro, Lee Smith and Van Dervoort (Richmond, Va.), and Alfred C. Bossom.

Contents List

Broad Street Station (Science Museum of Virginia)

Cabinet 4/G/9/1 Folder 1
Master Plan- Broad Street Station 1985

print on foam board; 42.5 x 25 in.

Architect: Glave Newman Anderson & Associates, Inc.
Cabinet 4/G/9/1 Folder 1
The Broad Street Station Complex, 1990-2010 ca.1990

2 sheets; print on foam board; 19 x 25 in.

Unsigned.

Executive Mansion

Box 1
Governor's Mansion, Showing Millstones, Richmond, Virginia, 1941

1 sheet; Blueprint; 16 x 24 in.

Signed by: H. J. Neale
Box 1
Garden and Wall Enclosures for The Governor's Mansion, Richmond, Virginia 1954

3 sheets; Blueprints and Diazo print; 27 x 49 in. and smaller.

Architect: Ballou and Justice, Architects-Engineers
Cabinet 4/G/9/3 Folder 3
Suggested Landscape Treatment of Kitchen Entrance Area, The Governor's Mansion 1958

1 sheet; Diazo print; 26 x 32 in.

Signed: R. L. Nicar
Cabinet 4/G/9/3 Folder 3
Executive Mansion [lithograph] 1987

1 sheet; Lithograph; 18 x 22 in.

Signed: Vernon P. Johnson; No. 805/950
Box 3 Folder 1
Lead Based Paint Surveys- Governor's Mansion and Cottage, Spectrum Analyzer XRF Readings 1994

23 leaves

Inspector: Scott Smith
Cabinet 4/G/9/3 Folder 3
Executive Mansion, First and Second Floor n.d.

2 sheets; Blueprints; 26.5 x 37 in.

Unsigned

Motor Vehicle Department (12th & Main Building)

Cabinet 4/G/9/3 Folder 4
Alterations to Building at Richmond, Va., for Motor Vehicle Dept., State of Virginia 1932

8 sheets; Blueprints; 36 x 18 in.

Architects: Carneal, Johnston & Wright, Architects and Engineers
Cabinet 4/G/9/3 Folder 4
Floor Plans Showing Proposed Arrangement of Offices, Division of Motor Vehicles, 12th and Main St. 1938

4 sheets; Ink on linen; 23 x 17 in.

Supreme Court of Appeals (Old Federal Reserve Building)

Box 3 Folder 2
Proposed Alterations and Additions to The Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond ca. 1930

29 sheets; Photostatic copies and pencil on paper; 16 x 12.5 in.

Architects: Taylor and Fisher, Architects, Baltimore, MD
Cabinet 4/G/9/3 Folder 5
Office Building for Federal Reserve Bank, Richmond, Virginia ca. 1930

12 sheets; Pencil and colored pencil on paper; 20 x 25 in.

Architects: Carneal, Johnston, and Wright, Architects-Engineers
Cabinet 4/G/9/3 Folder 6
Pew Type Seating, Supreme Court Room, Federal Reserve Building, Richmond, Virginia 1981

8 sheets; Diazo prints; 39 x 30 in.

Signed: New Holland Church Furniture, New Holland, Pa.

Virginia Holocaust Museum

Cabinet 4/G/9/3 Folder 7
Adaptive Reuse of the Climax Warehouse for The Virginia Holocaust Museum 2001

12 sheets; Electrostatic prints; 30 x 42.5 in.

Architect: Joseph Dye Lahendro, Architect; Includes specifications.

Virginia Museum of Fine Arts

Box 3 Folder 3
Home for Needy Confederate Women, Richmond, Virginia 1930

Microfiche

Architect: Lee, Smith & Van Dervoort, Architects and Engineers; Includes specifications.
Cabinet 4/G/9/3 Folder 8
Basement Plan, Confederate Chapel ca. 1960

1 sheet (2 copies); Pencil on paper, Diazo print; 13 x 16 in.
Cabinet 4/G/9/3 Folder 8
Cupboard for Confederate Chapel ca. 1977

2 sheets; Pencil on paper; 26 x 18.5 in and smaller.
Cabinet 4/G/9/3 Folder 8
New Front Steps for Confederate Chapel, Grove Avenue, Richmond, Virginia ca. 1977

1 sheet; Pencil on paper; 14.5 x 36 in.
Cabinet 4/G/9/3 Folder 8
Alms Box, Confederate Chapel, Grove Avenue, Richmond, Virginia ca. 1977

1 sheet; Pencil on paper; 24 x 36 in.
Cabinet 4/G/9/3 Folder 8
R. E. Lee Camp Memorial Chapel, 2900 Grove Ave., Richmond, Virginia ca. 1977

1 sheet; Pencil on paper; 26 x 35 in.

Signed: Commonwealth of Virginia, Governor's Office, Division of the Budget, Section of Engineering.
Cabinet 4/G/9/3 Folder 9
Additions and Alterations to Robinson House Garage, Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, Richmond, Virginia. 1981

7 sheets; Diazo prints; 24 x 36 in.

Architects: Stiles L. Hartley, Architect.

Virginia Penitentiary

Cabinet 4/G/9/3 Folder 10
Hall and Shop Building, Virginia State Penitentiary, Richmond, Virginia 1927

22 sheets; Diazo prints; 28 x 36 in.

Architects: Carneal and Johnston, Architects-Engineers.

Virginia Retirement System (Planters National Bank)

Cabinet 4/G/9/3 Folder 11
Alterations and Additions to Planters National Bank, Richmond, Virginia 1919

6 sheets; Blueprints; 18 x 30 in.

Architects: Carneal and Johnston, Richmond, Virginia and Alfred C. Bossom, New York City, Associated Architects.