Pile House architectural drawings

Archive

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Grover Center: Museum & Historical Society

Name/Title

Pile House architectural drawings

Scope and Content

7 pen and ink drawings of fine linen (/) paper which are the original architectural drawings for a house in Shelbyville known as the Pile House. There is a drawings for Front, Rear, Side elevations, foundation, attic & roof and first floor plans and a door details. blue stamp applied to each sheet in various places reads: "H. P. DAGGETT JAMES B. LIZIUS R.P. DAGGETT & CO. Architects, No. 18 Bates Block, Established in 1868, Indianapolis, Indiana" according to donor found plans underneath a pile of old plaster in the attic of the house while working there. Although known as the Pile House donor believes it was originally built for Dr. Robbins. each sheet subnumbered 1982.032.001A - 1982.032.001G Physical Characteristics: Various sizes, Paper

Collection

Nick Runnebohm

Acquisition

Accession

1982.032

Source or Donor

Nick Runnebohm

Acquisition Method

Donation

Archive Details

Archive Size/Extent

Linen paper, various sizes

Primary Language

English

Archive Notes

Date(s) Created: unknown Date(s): unknown

Condition

Overall Condition

Fair

Create Date

December 14, 2000

Update Date

December 14, 2004