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2. Folder 18: Card 1

Folder 18: Card 1
Date:
1941
Description:
Notes (index card) about Robert C. Weinberg, New York City Planning Commission.

3. Folder 18: Albert Simons Letter 1

Folder 18: Albert Simons Letter 1
Date:
1941-03-11
Description:
Letter to Helen Gardner McCormack from Albert Simons (Mar. 11, 1941) regarding miscellaneous matters related to the architectural survey and exhibit.

4. Folder 18: McCormack Letter 1

Folder 18: McCormack Letter 1
Date:
1941-01-20
Description:
Letter to John Mead Howells from Helen Gardner McCormack (Jan. 20, 1941) regarding miscellaneous matters related to the architectural survey and exhibit.

5. Folder 18: Howells Letter 1

Folder 18: Howells Letter 1
Date:
1942-02-11
Description:
Letter to Helen G. McCormack from John Mead Howells (Feb. 11, 1942) complimenting her ASAH article and mentioning the importance of Charleston's zoning ordinance..

6. Folder 18: Bannister Letter 1

Folder 18: Bannister Letter 1
Date:
1941-11-14
Description:
Letter to Helen Gardner McCormack from Turpin C. Bannister (ASAH) (Nov. 14, 1941) regarding her membership and requesting her to write an article. Included is an enclosure regarding ASAH aims, membership, and activities.

8. Folder 18: McCormack Letter 10

Folder 18: McCormack Letter 10
Date:
1942-02-19
Description:
Letter to Ralph McKinney (56th Signal Battalion, Fort Jackson) from Helen Gardner McCormack (Feb. 19, 1942) regarding the production of exhibit posters.

9. Folder 18: Card 10

Folder 18: Card 10
Date:
1941
Description:
Notes (index card) about Harold Merrill, National Resources Planning Board (Washington, DC).

10. Folder 18: McCormack Letter 11

Folder 18: McCormack Letter 11
Date:
1942-03-19
Description:
Letter to Turpin C. Bannister from Helen Gardner McCormack (Mar. 19, 1942) regarding the status of the exhibition.