[MassHistPres] Historic Architectural Plans Workshop

Steinitz, Michael @ SEC Michael.Steinitz at state.ma.us
Fri Dec 17 11:30:01 EST 2010


The Massachusetts Archives will be offering an Architectural Plans
workshop on Tuesday, February 8, 2011 at 9:00 AM.  The workshop will
cover the depth and breadth of the Archives collection of over 60,000
architectural plans. Archives staff will discuss the types of plans
researchers are likely to find in the Archives, the kinds of information
available from the plans, as well as why the Archives has these plans.
Archives staff will also cover all aspects of requesting to view the
records and having them sent out for reproduction. A variety of plans
will be pulled from the vault and looked at during the workshop.
Pre-registration is required.  The workshop is limited to 10 people. If
the workshop fills up quickly, it will be offered again.  Please feel
free to email or call Autumn Haag, Reference Archivist, with any
questions, or if you would like to reserve a space in the workshop. 

 

Autumn Haag, MISt

Reference Archivist

Massachusetts Archives

220 Morrissey Blvd.

Boston, MA 02125

617-727-2816 ext. 240

AHaag at sec.state.ma.us

 

 If you are not familiar with the Massachusetts Division of Inspection,
Building Inspection Plans collection at the Massachusetts Archives, here
is a great opportunity for an introduction.   Beginning in 1888, the
Division of Inspection was responsible for reviewing and approving plans
for construction and renovation of buildings allowing public access,
including hospitals, hotels and boarding houses, office buildings,
theaters, churches, schools, etc., etc.

 

Michael Steinitz

Director 

Preservation Planning Division

Massachusetts Historical Commission

220 Morrissey Blvd

Boston MA 02125

617-727-8470

617-727-5128 (fax)

michael.steinitz at state.ma.us

 

 

 

 

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