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/^^OPIES of this Catalogue may be obtained 
 
 from the Chairman of the Exhibition 
 
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 Building, Memphis, Tenn., for one dollar each. 
 
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ARCHITECTVRAL 
 EXHIBITION 
 
 NINETEENTH 
 
 CENTVRY 
 
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 DECEMBER SIXTH TO TWELFTH 
 NINETEEN THIRTEEN 
 
 ARCHITECTS' LEAGVE OF MEMPHIS 
 
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 To build! 
 That is the noblest art of all the arts. 
 Painting and sculpture are but images. 
 Are merely shadows cast by outward things 
 On stone or canvas, having in themselves 
 No separate existence. Architecture, 
 Existing in itself, and not in seeming 
 A something it is not, surpassing them 
 As substance shadow. 
 
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 FOREWORD 
 
 NSPIRED by the wonderful pro- 
 gress made by our city in recent 
 years, whose developments give 
 promise of a great city, the Archi- 
 tects of Memphis have organized 
 The Architects' League. The 
 objects of the League are to pro- 
 mote the artistic, scientific and practical efficiency 
 of the profession and to offer the organized strength 
 of the entire profession towards the beautifying and 
 further developing of the city architecturally and 
 artistically. 
 
 While the natural advantages are in a measure 
 a material cause for the city's development, it is 
 but just to mention here that we have more than 
 natural advantages to be grateful for. 
 
 We have^ governmentally, a Commission Form 
 of Government, most admirably conducted by five 
 progressive, energetic and unselfish business men 
 whose first thoughts are always for Memphis' best 
 interests. The commercial interests of Memphis 
 are guarded by the Business Men's Club, whose 
 organization would be a power towards the com- 
 mercial development of any city. While Memphis 
 is being well governed and developed commercially 
 it is also being interestingly beautified by a Park 
 
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 Commission, with an ideal system of boulevards 
 and parks, and it is to be hoped that the people of 
 Memphis will evidence their appreciation of the 
 commission's untiring efforts by giving their con- 
 tinued and undivided support in further developing 
 and beautifying the city. 
 
 The Architects' League of Memphis is offering 
 for its first annual Exhibition evidence of the devel- 
 opment architecturally of the City by exhibiting 
 drawings and photographs of contemplated and 
 executed work. 
 
 It has been truthfully said that of all exhibitions 
 an architectural exhibition is most in touch with 
 contemporary life. It represents an epitome of 
 modern American effort. As men are, so they build ; 
 not always consciously, perhaps, but inevitably. 
 Buildings, whether commercial, official or domestic, 
 are a natural expression of the necessities and aspi- 
 rations of their builders. An intelligent observer 
 traversing the streets of a city can estimate with 
 tolerable accuracy the relative amount of dignity 
 and sordidness, pride and indifference, culture and 
 common-placcness which sums up the average char- 
 acter of the community. A study of country and 
 suburban residences will, in the same way, discover 
 what meaning the average man attaches to home. 
 In an exhibition like the present, we have the latest 
 expression of prevailing tendencies and, if the visitor 
 will regard it in this light, it ceases to be a mere 
 collection of drawings and photographs and becomes 
 a brief history of our own times. For example, our 
 
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 modern office buildings, hotels and department 
 stores are not a caprice of speculators; they are the 
 natural outcome of American social and commercial 
 requirements and enterprise. 
 
 At this exhibition can be seen photographs of 
 the new Court House and new Central Police Head- 
 quarters, which are monumental examples of history 
 of our own times. 
 
 The exhibition here of domestic architecture we 
 hope will influence the public to recognize the inti- 
 mate connection between the work of the Archi- 
 tects' League and their own lives. This Exhibition 
 being the initial effort on the part of the League to 
 interest the public in its work and to make an 
 appeal for the public's support has been made 
 nearly if not entirely an exhibition of local work. 
 It is the League's intention, if proper interest is 
 manifested, to broaden the scope of future exhibi- 
 tions and bring to Memphis annually examples of 
 the best and most modern work being done through- 
 out the country and thereby place Memphis in 
 closer touch with the world architecturally and on 
 a par with its position in the commercial world. 
 To accomplish this it is essential that the League 
 have the support of our own people and their vari- 
 ous organizations to all of which it offers its unre- 
 stricted co-operation in all matters of mutual inter- 
 ests for the benefit of Memphis. 
 
 Charles O. Pfeil 
 
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OFFICERS of the ARCHITECTS' LEAGUE 
 
 1913 
 
 Walk C. Jones . 
 John Gaisford . 
 Geo. Mahan, Jr. 
 Fred H. Eely 
 C. O. Pfeil . . 
 M. H. Furbringer 
 
 President 
 
 First Vice-President 
 
 Second Vice-President 
 
 Secretary-Treasurer 
 
 Director 
 
 Director 
 
 COMMITTEE ON EXHIBITION 
 
 M. H. Furbringer 
 Chairman 
 
 C. O. Pfeil 
 
 Geo. Mahan, Jr. 
 
 MEMBERSHIP 
 
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 Jas. J. Broadwell 
 
 B. S. Cairns 
 Victor Dunkerley 
 Fred H. Eely . . 
 M. H. Furbringer 
 John Gaisford 
 Walk C. Jones 
 
 W. C. Lester . . 
 Geo. A'Iahan, Jr. . 
 H. T. McGee . . 
 
 C. O. Pfeil . . . 
 Richard Regan . 
 G. M. Shaw . . 
 L. M. Weathers . 
 Geo. F. Weller . 
 Jno. J. Weller, Jr. 
 
 Germania Bank Building 
 Scimitar Building 
 Goodwyn Institute Building 
 Lyceum Theatre Building 
 Porter Building 
 Goodwyn Institute Building 
 Porter Building 
 Scimitar Building 
 Germania Bank Building 
 Tennessee Trust Building 
 Tennessee Trust Building 
 Memphis Trust Building 
 Tennessee Trust Building 
 Lotus Building 
 400 Monroe Avenue 
 Memphis Trust Building 
 
 
-T^HE Architects' League of Memphis 
 desires to thank the Patrons of the 
 First Architectural Exhibition for their 
 generous aid and support, without which 
 the holding of the exhibition and the pub- 
 lication of this book would not have been 
 possible. 
 
 TXT'E also desire to acknowledge ou r deep 
 sense of gratitude to the President, 
 Mrs. Isaac Reese, and the Ladies of the 
 Nineteenth Century Club for the use of 
 their building and their co-operation in 
 making an artistic and educational success 
 of this undertaking. 
 
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 'T^O all those who have contributed to 
 the holding of this exhibition by lend- 
 ing drawings or photographs, we desire to 
 express our sincere thanks. 
 
 M. H. FuRBRINGER 
 
 C. O. Pfeil 
 Geo. Mahan, Jr. 
 
 Committee on Exhibition 
 
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 PATRONS 
 
 
 Abell Elevator Co. . . . 
 Akers Fire Protective Co. . 
 Alabama Marble Co. . 
 Alexander Construction Co 
 American Encaustic Tiling Co 
 American Radiator Co. 
 Art Metal Construction Co 
 Atlantic Terra Cotta Co. . 
 
 Barnes & Thompson Hdw. Co 
 Binswanger & Co. . 
 Broadwell, Jas. J. . 
 Bush, W. G. & Co., Brick 
 
 Cairns, B. S. ... 
 Chears Floor & Screen Co. 
 Chicago Gas & Elec. Fixture Co. 
 Chickasaw Iron Works 
 Clark Concrete Const. Co. 
 
 Crane Co 
 
 Crawford, D. M. 
 Cronin, Baker & Tindall 
 
 Dahlstrom Metallic Door Co. 
 Denaux, E. C, Inc. 
 Dermon, Dave, Tinner 
 DcSoto Hdw. Co. . 
 Dunkerley, Victor . 
 
 Eely, Fred. H. . . . 
 Enochs Lumber & Mfg. Co. 
 
 Farrell-Calhoun Paint Co. 
 Ferro Concrete Const. Co. 
 Fisher Lime & Cement Co. 
 Fischer Heating Co. 
 Fowler Electric Co. 
 
 Louisville, Ky. 
 Memphis, Tenn. 
 Birmingham, Ala. 
 Memphis, Tenn. 
 Zanesville, O. 
 New York, N. Y. 
 Jamestown, N. Y. 
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 Memphis, Tenn. 
 Alemphis, Tenn. 
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 Nashville, Tenn. 
 
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 Jamestown, N. Y. 
 Memphis, Tenn. 
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 Jackson, Miss. 
 
 Memphis, Tenn. 
 Cincinnati, Ohio 
 Memphis, Tenn. 
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 Furbringer, M. H. 
 
 Gaisford, John 
 
 Gardner & Howe 
 
 Reinforced Concrete Engineers 
 General Fireproofing Co. . 
 
 Hood, B. Mifflin 
 
 House-Bond Hdw. Co. 
 
 Hughes Heating Co 
 
 Hutman, J. E 
 
 Hydraulic Press Brick Co. 
 
 Memphis, Tenn. 
 Memphis, Tenn. 
 
 Memphis, Tenn. 
 Youngstown, O. 
 
 Atlanta, Ga. 
 Memphis, Tenn. 
 Memphis, Tenn. 
 Memphis, Tenn. 
 St. Louis, Mo. 
 
 Johns-Manville Co Memphis, Tenn, 
 
 Jones, Walk C Memphis, Tenn. 
 
 Kaucher-Hodges Const. Co. 
 
 Memphis, Tenn. 
 
 Lasar Mfg. Co St. Louis, Mo. 
 
 Lee Lumber Co Memphis, Tenn. 
 
 Lester, W. C Memphis, Tenn. 
 
 Linden Glass Co Chicago, 111. 
 
 Ludowici-Celadon Co Chicago, 111. 
 
 McDonald Marble Co. 
 
 C. F. Johnson, Representative Cincinnati, Ohio 
 
 McGee, H. T Memphis, Tenn. 
 
 McKinney, J. T. 
 
 Memphis, Tenn. 
 
 Memphis, Tenn. 
 Memphis, Tenn. 
 Memphis, Tenn. 
 Memphis, Tenn. 
 Memphis, Tenn. 
 Memphis, Tenn. 
 St. Louis, Mo. 
 New York, N. Y. 
 Memphis, Tenn. 
 
 Nelson, N. O., Plumbing Goods . Memphis, Tenn. 
 North Birmingham Fire Brick Proofing Co., 
 
 C. F. Johnson, Representative Memphis, Tenn. 
 North-Western Terra Cotta Co. . Chicago, 111. 
 
 IMahan, Geo., Jr. 
 Memphis Brick Supply Co. 
 Memphis Electric Co. . 
 Memphis Hardwood Floor Co, 
 Memphis Heating Co. 
 Miller, Chas. R. Paving Co. 
 Monarch Weather Strip Co. 
 Mott &. Co., Plumbing Goods 
 Murry, J. A., Plaster Contractor 
 
 
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 Otis Elevator Co Memphis, Tenn. 
 
 Pfcil, CO Memphis, Tenn. 
 
 Phillip-Carey Co Memphis, Tenn. 
 
 Pittsburg Plate Glass Co. . . Memphis, Tenn. 
 
 Pratt & Lambert, Varnish Makers Buffalo, N. Y. 
 
 Pritchard Bros Memphis, Tenn. 
 
 Regan, Richard Memphis, Tenn. 
 
 Selden-Breck Const. Co. ... St. Louis, Mo. 
 
 Shaw, G. M Memphis, Tenn. 
 
 Southern Seating & Cabinet Co. Jackson, Tenn. 
 
 Spuck Iron Works St. Louis, Mo. 
 
 Standard Varnish Works . . . Chicago, 111. 
 
 Stewart Bros. Hdw. Co. . . . Memphis, Tenn. 
 
 Stewart, Jas. Const. Co. ... St. Louis, Mo. 
 
 St. Louis Terra Cotta Co. ... St. Louis, Mo. 
 
 Tri-State Builders' Supply Co., 
 
 Louis J. Moss, Representative Memphis, Tenn. 
 
 True-Tagg Paint Co Memphis, Tenn. 
 
 Vermont Marble Co St. Louis, Mo. 
 
 Warner Elevator Mfg. Co. . Cincinnati, Ohio 
 
 Weathers, L. M Memphis, Tenn. 
 
 Weller, Geo. F Memphis, Tenn. 
 
 Weller, Jno. J., Jr Memphis, Tenn. 
 
 Winkle Terra Cotta Co. 
 
 C. F. Johnson, Representative St. Louis, Mo. 
 
 Wisconsin Wire & Iron Wks. . Milwaukee, Wis. 
 WolfT, L. Mfg. Co. 
 
 Plumbing Goods .... Chicago, 111. 
 
 York Lumber & Mfg. Co. . . . Memphis, Tenn. 
 
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First Annual 
 Architectural Exhibition 
 
 Architects' League 
 of Memphis 
 
 Nineteen Thii'teen 
 
 Index of Exhibits 
 
 Nineteenth Century Club 
 Memphis, Tennessee 
 
 
 
 
CAIRNS, B. S. 
 
 (Hanker & Cairns, Architects.) 
 
 1. Residence of J. T. Fargason. 
 
 2. Residence of Mrs. Jos. Newburger. 
 
 3. Home for Incurables. 
 
 4. Chisca Hotel. 
 
 5. Bank of Commerce & Trust Co. 
 
 6. Sacred Heart Church — .Jno. Clark, Associate. 
 
 7. Nineteenth Century Club. 
 
 8. Warehouse of J. R. Watkins Medical Co. 
 
 DUNKERLEY, VICTOR 
 
 9. Residence of Milton Hunt. 
 
 10. Residence of B. 0. McGee. Lcland, Miss. 
 
 11. Residence of Mr. Peter Grant. 
 
 12. A Residence — Memphis. 
 
 13. A Residence — Memphis. 
 
 14. Design for a Theatre. 
 
 -c f Residence of Mr. Hunt. 
 
 ■ 1 Residence of Mr. Blackbourne. 
 
 EELY, FRED H. 
 
 16. Residence of L. C. Stacy. 
 
 17. Residence of L. J. Mivelaz. 
 
 18. Residence of J. C. Montgomery. 
 
 19. Residence of A. T. Cummings. 
 
 20. Colonial Residence. 
 
 21. Residence of J. V. Gresham. 
 
 22. Residence of W. R. Gilbert, Eely & Weller, Architects. 
 
 23. Residence of Abe Cohn. Eelv & Weller, Architects. 
 
 24. Residence of Mr. B. B. Weil" 
 
 25. Residence of W. R. Gilbert. Eely & Weller, Architects. 
 
 26. Residence of Mrs. Matt Morris. 
 
 27. Residence of Mr. L. C. Wheeler. 
 
 28. Residence of F. A Cory. 
 
 29. Residence of Mr. Chas. Grogoer. Grand Rapids, Mich. 
 
 30. Residence of Mrs. Ida Levy. 
 
 31. Residence of Dr. Cummins Harris. 
 
 32. Residence of H. B. Anderson, Eely & Weller, Architects. 
 
 FURBRINGER, M. H. 
 
 33. Architectural Study. 
 
 34. Architectural Study. 
 
The following photographs taken by M. H. Furbringer: 
 
 35. Drunkenness of Noah — Doge's Palace, Venice. 
 
 36. Trajan's Column and Forum — Rome. 
 
 37. Leaning Tower of Pisa. 
 
 38. Circular Temple — Rome. 
 
 39. Palace, Grand Canal, Venice. 
 
 40. Castle Angelo — Rome. 
 
 41. Doge's Palace, Venice. 
 
 42. Cathedral of Milan. 
 
 43. Bronze Horses — St. Marks, Venice. 
 
 44. Bridge of Sighs — Venice. 
 
 45. Society of Beaux Ai"ts Problem. 
 n. H. Dunham 
 
 Student of M. H. Furbringer. 
 
 46. G. B. Franklin 
 
 Student of M. H. Furbringer. 
 
 GAISFORD, JOHN 
 
 47. College Dormitory. 
 
 48- Design for Church. 
 
 49. Design for small otfiee building. 
 
 50. Design for office building. 
 
 51. Design for office building. 
 
 52. Central Y. M. C. A. Building. 
 
 53. Shelby County Court House, 
 
 Hall & Rogers, Architects. 
 
 54. Design for a church. 
 
 55. Design for a church. 
 
 56. Design for a church. 
 
 57. Design for a church. 
 
 58. Entrance Hall — Lamar Heiskell. 
 
 59. Residence of Mrs. F. A. Curtis. 
 
 60. Residence of Mrs. Jno. Reid, Jr. 
 
 61. Residence of Mrs. Getty Hirsch. 
 
 62. Residence of Mrs. E. W. Porter — Interior. 
 
 63. Residence of Mrs. E. W. Porter — Exterior. 
 
 64. Engine House. 
 
 65. Residence of H. L. Coleman. 
 
 66. Residence of Mrs. Sid Reid. 
 
 67. Study for a church. 
 
 68. Residence of Mrs. E. W. Porter. 
 
 69. Design for a church. 
 
 70. Design for a church. 
 
 71. Design for a residence. 
 
 72. Design for a school. 
 
JONES, WALK C. & M. H. FURBRINGER 
 
 73. Rosemark School. 
 
 74. Rex Club and Y. M. H. A. 
 
 75. Resideuce of VV. M. Keith. 
 
 76. Resideuce of W. JI. Keith, Liviug Rooui. 
 
 77. Residence of W. il. Keith, Living Room. 
 
 78. Residence of W. M. Keith, Diniug Room. 
 
 79. Residence of W. D. Mallory. 
 
 80. Residence of W. D. Mallory, Hall. 
 
 81. Residence of W. D. Mallory, Detail of Entrance. 
 
 82. Scottish Rite Cathedral. 
 
 Hanker & ("aims. Associate Architects. 
 
 83. Resideuce of Mr. Jlax Heilbronuer. 
 
 84. Residence of J. M. Toohey. 
 
 85. Residence of A. B. Carruthers — Detail. 
 
 86. Residence of Mrs. C. W. Schulte. 
 
 87. Madison Heights Methodist Chureli. 
 
 88. Residence of Mrs. Walter Goodman 
 
 and Mrs. Jno. M. Richardson. 
 
 89. Evergreen Church. 
 
 90. Resideuce of Dr. R. B. Maury. 
 
 91. A. B. Hill School. 
 
 92. A. B. Hill School, detail. 
 
 93. Residence of J. F. Graham. 
 
 94. Masonic Temple. 
 
 95. Snowden School. 
 
 96. Suowdeu School, detail. 
 
 97. First Church of Christ— Scientist. 
 
 98. First Church of Christ — Scientist — Interior. 
 
 99. Linden Street Christian Church. 
 TOO. Idlewild Presbyterian Church. 
 
 KM. State Normal School, competition design. 
 
 lOL' Marx & Bensdorf Building. 
 
 ]()•'{. Marx & Bensdorf Building, Interior. 
 
 101. Resideuce of Dr. W. T. Black. 
 
 10"). Resideuce of M. H. Fiirbringer, Living Room. 
 
 106. Residence of Dave Halle. 
 
 107. Resideuce of Dave Halle— Hall. 
 
 108. Residence of Dave Halle — Dining Room. 
 l(l'.». Residence of Dave Halle — Living Room. 
 
 110. Resideuce of W. J. Hardin. 
 
 111. Residence of Dave Sternberg. 
 
 112. Cordova School— Detail. 
 
 113. Residence of C. H. Raine — 
 
 W. J. Dodds, Architect. 
 
 Jones & Furbringer, Associate. 
 
 114. Residence of C. E. Coe. 
 
115. Design for First Baptist Cliurcli. 
 
 116. Design for Scottish Rite Catiiedral. 
 IIT. Residence of G. T. Fitzluigh. 
 
 118. Residence of Rhea P. Cary. 
 
 119. Design for Club House. 
 
 120. W. D. Mallory— Living Porcli. 
 
 121. Congregational Church — Interior. 
 
 LESTER, W. C. 
 
 122. Galloway Memorial Church. 
 
 MAHAN, GEO., Jr. & J. J. BROADWELL 
 
 123. Residence of H. H. Levy. 
 
 124. Residence of H. H. Levy — Entrance Porch. 
 
 125. Residence of H. H. Levy — Living Porch. 
 
 126. Residence of H. H. Levy — Side View. 
 
 127. Design for poster — Architectural Exhibition. 
 
 128. Mausoleum for Mrs. M. Sullivan. 
 
 129. Design for Duplex Apartment House. 
 
 130. Proposed front for J. A. Oakey. 
 
 131. Residence of Z. C. Graves— Perspective. 
 
 132. Residence of Z. C. Graves. 
 
 133. Residence of Z. C. Graves — Detail. 
 
 134. Residence of Z. C. Graves — View from park. 
 
 135. Residence of A. H. Cage — Clarksdale, Miss. 
 
 136. Residence of F. M. Jones — Glendora, Miss. 
 
 137. Study for entrance to Theatre. 
 138 Study for entrance to Theatre. 
 
 139. Study for corridor to Theatre. 
 
 140. Residence of E. H. Lombard — Clarksdale, Miss. 
 
 141. Residence of C. G. Smith — Entrance detail. 
 
 142. Residence of C. G. Smith — Balcony over entrance. 
 
 143. Residence of C. G. Smith — Side view. 
 
 144. Residence of C. G. Smith— Stair hall. 
 
 145. Residence of C. G. Smith — Living room. 
 
 146. Residence of C. E. Chapleau. 
 
 147. Residenceof C. E. Chapleau — Front porch detail. 
 
 148. Residence of C. E. Chapleau — Living room. 
 
 149. Residence of C. E. Chapleau — Den. 
 
 150. Residence of E. F. George. 
 
 151. Residence of E. F. George — Pergola. 
 
 152. Residence of J. E. Cleland. 
 
 153. Residence of H. C. Wilson. 
 
 154. Residence of Harold Fortune. 
 
 155. Residence of Harold Fortune — Living Room. 
 
 156. Residence of Harold Fortune — Dining Room. 
 
 157. Residence of E. F. Longinotti. 
 
158. Residence of Will Pryor. 
 
 159. Residence of A. B. Harvey. 
 
 160. Residence of W. P. AicCadden. 
 
 161. Residence of E. C. Klaiber— Detail. 
 
 162. Residence of F. F. Stevenson. 
 
 163. Store Building for Frank Colosinio. 
 
 164. Residence of Miss Margaret Manley. 
 
 165. Residence of Miss Margaret JIauley — Living Room. 
 
 166. Residence of Mrs. P. C. Pattou— Detail. 
 
 167. Residence of Mrs. P. C. Patton — Living Room. 
 
 168. Residence of Mrs. P. C. Patton. 
 
 169. Residence of F. J. Rice — Detail of entrance porch. 
 
 170. Residence of F. J. Rice. 
 
 171. Germania Savings Bank Building. 
 
 172. Germania Savings Bank Building — Detail. 
 
 173. Plaster Model Banking Room Pilaster Cap. 
 
 174. Studies for proposed Statues — Exchange Building. 
 
 175. Studies for proposed Statues— Exchange Building. 
 
 176. Studies for proposed Statues — Exchange Building. 
 
 177. Residence of AJlyn Jones. 
 
 178. Residence for Mrs. R. A. Forrest. 
 
 179. Exchange Building, Elevator Lobby, N. M. Woods, Areht. 
 
 McGEE, H. T. 
 
 180. Residence of J. D. Fulmer. 
 
 McGee, Regan & Weller, Architects. 
 
 181. Residence. 
 
 McGee, Regan & Weller, Architects. 
 
 182. A Residence. 
 
 183. A College Building. 
 
 184. A Residence. 
 
 McGee, Regan & Weller, Arciiitects. 
 
 185. Colonial Residence. 
 
 186. Colonial Residence. 
 
 187. Residence of H. T. McGee. 
 
 188. Colonial Residence. 
 
 189. Colonial Residence. 
 
 190. A Residence. 
 
 191. Residence of J. D. Fullmer, 
 
 McGee, Regan & Weller, Architects. 
 
 McGEE, REGAN & WELLER. 
 
 192. Residence of B. J. Semmes. 
 
 193. Commonwealth Trust Co. 
 
 194. College Inn. 
 
 195. Residence of J. P. Barchus. 
 
 196. Residence of Jas. Carrigan. 
 
PFEIL, C. O. 
 
 197. Gayoso Hotel, 
 
 Shaw & Pfeil, Architects. 
 
 198. Princess Theatre. 
 
 199. Tennessee Trust Building, 
 
 Shaw & Pfeil. Architects. 
 
 200. Residence of R. T. Fant. 
 
 201. Commercial Appeal Building— Shaw & Pfeil, Architects. 
 
 202. Business Men's Club Building— Shaw & Pfeil, Architects. 
 
 203. Wm. R. Moore Building — Shaw & Pfeil, Architects. 
 
 204. Mausoleum — Forest Hill Cemetery. 
 
 205. Memphis Police Station, 
 
 Shaw & Pfeil, Architects. 
 
 206. A. S. Caldwell, Residence — Ball Room and Dining Room. 
 
 207. Memphis Country Club, 
 
 Shaw & Pfeil, Architects. 
 
 208. Memphis Police Station — Interiors, 
 
 Shaw & Pfeil, Architects. 
 
 209. Residence of C. 0. Pfeil. 
 
 210. Commercial Trust & Savings Bank Building. 
 
 211. Design for an office building. 
 
 212. Residence of Jno. R. Pepper, 
 
 Shaw & Pfeil, Architects. 
 
 213. Residence of W. L. Smith, 
 
 Shaw & Pfeil, Architects. 
 
 214. Residence of P. P. Williams, 
 
 Shaw & Pfeil, Architects. 
 
 215. Residence of W. P. Halliday. 
 
 216. Residence of "W. P. Halliday, Interiors. 
 
 217. Residence of P. P. "Williams. Interior. 
 
 Shaw & Pfeil. Architects. 
 
 218. Residence of W. P. Metealf— Shaw & Pfeil, Architects. 
 
 219. Ball Room Van Vleet Residence. 
 
 220. Sketch for a Mausoleum. 
 
 221. Residence of J. E. McCall, 
 
 Shaw & Pfeil, Architects. 
 
 222. Residence of J. S. "Williams, 
 
 Shaw & Pfeil, Architects. 
 
 223. Outing Club. 
 
 224. Country Club Living Room — Shaw & Pfeil, Architects. 
 
 REGAN, R. & J. J. WELLER, Jr. 
 
 225. Residence of Dr. J. H. Karsch. 
 
 226. Ozark Tuberculosis Hospital, 
 
 H. T. McGee. Associate. 
 
 227. Residence of B. F. Hobart, Jr.— Interior. 
 
 228. Residence of B. F. Hobart, Jr. 
 
RHIND, MASSE Y— SCULPTOR. 
 
 229. Statue "Prosperity." 
 
 230. Statue "Justice." 
 
 SHAW, G. M. 
 
 231. Ford Motor Co. Building. 
 
 232. S. C. Toof Building. 
 
 233. Residence of W. J. Crawford— Stair Hall. 
 
 234. Residence of W. J. Crawford. 
 
 235. Design for Office Building, 
 
 Rendered by I\Ii-. Harrison. 
 
 236. Design for Residence by Jlr. Harrison. 
 
 237. Design for Residence by Mr. Harrison. 
 
 238. Street scene rendered by Mr. Harrison. 
 
 239 Study for a country residence, rendered by Mr. Harrison. 
 
 WEATHERS, L. M. CO. 
 
 240. County Court House. 
 
 241. Design for school house. 
 
 242. Design for office l)uilding. 
 
 243. Design for market house. 
 
 244. Design for club house. 
 
 245. Design for office building. 
 
 246. Design for residence. 
 
 WELLS, PROF. NEWTON A. 
 
 247. Studies for Mural Decorations. 
 
 248. Studies for Mural Decorations 
 
 249. Studies for Mural Decorations. 
 
 250. Studies for Mural Decorations. 
 
 251. Studies for Mural Decorations. 
 
 252. Studies for Mural Decorations. 
 
 253. Residence of Jas. Alexandra & W. W. Weassell. 
 
 254. Residence of Jas. Alexandra — Tjving R-oom. 
 
 255. Residence of Jas. Alexandra — Dining Room. 
 
 256. Residence of Jas. Alexandra — Sun Parlor. 
 
 257. Residence of Jas. Alexandra — Hall. 
 
 258. Photo by Coovert of Overton Park View. 
 
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