Edward F. Sinnott, Jr.

A Guide to the Papers of Edward F. Sinnott, Jr., 1920–1998
Call Number Mss3 Si663 a FA2

Administratitive Information
Descriptive Summary
Scope and Content Information
Organization
Biographical/Historical Information
Index Terms
Contents
Appedendices

Funded by a grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.

ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION

Access
Collection is open for research.

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Preferred Citation
Edward F. Sinnott, Jr., Papers, 1920–1998 (Mss3 Si663 a FA2), Virginia Historical Society, Richmond, Va.

Acquisition Information
Gift of Edward F. Sinnott, Jr., Richmond, Va., April 26, 2002. Accessioned 13 July 2010.

Descriptive Summary

Repository: Virginia Historical Society.

Collection number: Mss3 Si664 a FA2

Title: Edward F. Sinnott, Jr., Papers, 1920–1998

Size: 125 (ca.) linear feet.

Language: English

Abstract: Include office files, project files, drawings and plans of the architectural firm of Edward F. Sinnott, and its successor, Edward F. Sinnott & Son, Richmond, Va.

Scope and Content Information

Chiefly project files and drawings of the partnership of Luther P. Hartsook and Edward F. Sinnott, and the architectural firms of Edward F. Sinnott and its successor, Sinnott & Son.

Project files contain correspondence with clients and contractors, financial information, shop drawings, specifications, and technical information concerning fixtures and materials. The completeness of the files varies. Drawings and plans consist of the most complete set, with partial, void, and duplicate sheets discarded.

While associated with Luther Hartsook during the years 1920–1933, Sinnott assisted in designing a number of private residences for C.A. Bayler, Jr., Fisher W. Bruce, Mrs. D.J. Coleman, William F. Kastelberg, and Ordway Puller; church buildings for Barton Heights Methodist Episcopal South, Fifth Street Baptist, Richmond, Va., First Christian, Laurel Presbyterian, Richmond, Va., Oakland Methodist Episcopal, Chesterfield County, Va., Parkview Baptist, Richmond, Va., and Sacred Heart Cathedral, Richmond, Va.; schools for Hanover County, including Ashland, Doswell, and Montpelier, as well as Epiphany Episcopal School, Mizpah Presbyterian Church and School, and Monte Maria Academy; and companies, including Church Hill Vehicle Company, S.Q. Kline Company, A. Meyers & Son, Rawlings Motor Company, Tobacco Foil Company, and Yorktown Ice and Storage Company.

Once on his own, in 1934, Sinnott continued to focus on Hanover County school projects: Atlee, Battlefield Park, Henry Clay, and Rockville; but also designed a number of theaters: Brookland Theatre, Richmond, Daw Theatre, Tappahannock, Henrico Theater, Richmond, Page Theatre, Luray, Park Theatre, Richmond, Robinson Theatre, Richmond, Roth Pitts Theater, Suffolk, Rex Theater, Williamsburg, and Walker Theater, Richmond, Va.; commercial buildings for Flowers School Equipment Company, Frank A. Bliley Funeral Home, J.R. Watkins Co., Joseph W. Bliley Funeral Home, Massaponax Sand and Gravel, Southern Aid Society of Richmond, Streitman Biscuit Company, and Yorktown Ice and Storage/Yorktown Supply Company; and prototype houses for developers: Hutzler & Carr, Inc., Jones & Robins, Inc., and Laburnum Construction Corporation. It was during this pre-World War II period that Sinnott also began his relationship with Franklin Federal Savings & Loan, and worked on the historic Crozet House, Richmond, Va. There is little significant work between 1942 and 1945, as Sinnott had closed his office and was pursuing civilian war-time employment.

Beginning in 1945, Sinnott increased his work with schools, including public school buildings in Caroline (C.T. Smith), Hanover (Hanover County Training School), and King William (King William County Training School and Sharon Indian School) counties, but also undertook a number of parochial school projects, including Benedictine High, St. Benedict's, St. Elizabeth's, St. Gertrude's, St. John's, and St. Paul's Catholic schools, all in Richmond. He collaborated with a number of developers, including A.F. Barnette, H.J. Bernstein, Carter C. Chinnis, Stanley Orginz, Leon Siegel, and Morton Zedd, but most importantly, in 1958 he began his relationship with developer Paul Gordon and with Gordon's related construction firm, Pauburne, Inc.

During the period from 1958, when Edward F. Sinnott, Jr., joined the firm, until Edward F. Sinnott, Sr.'s death in 1974, the partnership saw an increase in commercial work: banks, medical offices, and office buildings and parks. From 1975 until 1987, Paul Gordon Associates had to share Sinnott Jr.'s attention with the Gayton Crossing Partnership and Investors Savings & Loan, both of which kept the firm busy developing Gayton Crossing Shopping Center and Gayton Crossing Office Park, as well as numerous branch banks in Richmond and Charlottesville. By this time Sinnott, Jr., had become heavily invested Gayton Crossing, as well as a member of the Board of Directors of Investors Savings & Loan.

Organization

Divided into four series as follows: Series 1. Office files; Series 2. Project files; Series 3. Drawings and plans; and Series 4. Personal files and Miscellaneous. Office files are further subdivided by type: Correspondence, Financial, Administrative, and Organizations. Project files and Drawings and Plans are arranged by commission number, where known, or alphabetically by client. Personal files and Miscellaneous materials are subdivided into papers relating to Edward F. Sinnott Sr., papers relating to Edward F. Sinnott, Jr., Newspaper clippings, and Photographic materials.

Biographical/Historical Information

Edward Francis Sinnott, Sr., was the son of Irish immigrants Patrick Joseph Sinnott (1857–1943) and Alice May McGuinness (1859–1921). Sinnott was born on 27 June 1890 in Philadelphia, Penn., but moved with his family to Richmond, Va., around 1900 and lived there until his death in 1974.

After graduation from St. Patrick’s High School in 1912, Sinnott worked as a draftsman for the firm of Noland & Baskerville. He then served several years as an apprentice under architects Marcellus Wright, Charles M. Robinson, and W. Duncan Lee. His time with Duncan Lee was interrupted by World War I, during which Sinnott served in the 1st Virginia Artillery, rising to the rank of second lieutenant. After the War Sinnott became joined with architect Luther P. Hartsook. While never receiving an official architectural education, Sinnott became a registered architect in 1925, joining Hartsook as an associate.

In 1934, Sinnott established his own architectural firm at 112 East Cary Street in Richmond. Many of Sinnott’s early designs were in the Art Deco school, including plans for the Robinson Theatre in Richmond’s historic Church Hill neighborhood and the Henrico Theatre in Highland Springs, Va. During this period he supplemented his income with work for the National Park Service on the Historic American Buildings Survey (HABS).

With business dropping off as World War II approached, Sinnott closed up his office in 1942, taking instead positions with J.P. Ferguson and Company working on the Richmond Air Base, and with the National Catholic Community Service, where he served as manager of the McGill Catholic Union, originally affiliated with the Knights of Columbus, but used during war-time for housing and entertaining military personnel en route to new duty stations.

In 1946 Sinnott restarted his architectural practice. In 1956, his son Edward, Jr., having served in the U.S. Navy and received his architecture degree from VPI, became a partner in Edward F. Sinnott & Son. In the 1960s the firm was closely associated with real estate developer Paul Gordon, for whom they designed a number of apartment complexes and office buildings in downtown Richmond. Following his father’s death in 1974, Edward, Jr., continued operating the firm until his own retirement in the 1990s. Edward F. Sinnott, Jr., died December 2, 2005.

Edward F. Sinnott, Sr., married Merie Virginia Moriconi (1893–1962) in 1922, and had with her three children: Alice May (Sinnott) Honenberger (b. 1923), Edward F. Sinnott, Jr. (1925–2004), and Patricia Anne Sinnott (1929–1997).

Edward, Jr., married Virginia Lloyd Hatcher (1926–1982) and with her had son Edward F. Sinnott III and daughters Mary Lloyd (Sinnott) Parks and Tracy (Sinnott) Mason. Mr. Sinnott remarried; his second wife, Anne Paul Sinnott, survived him.

Index Terms

Apartment houses – Designs and plans
Architects – Virginia – History – 20th century
Architecture – Virginia -- Richmond
Church buildings – Designs and plans
Edward F. Sinnott and Son (Richmond, Va.)
Edward F. Sinnott, Architect (Richmond, Va.)
Family-owned business enterprises
Gayton Crossing Shopping Center (Henrico County, Va.)
Hartsook, Luther P.
Investors Savings and Loan Association
Business parks – Designs and plans
Paul Gordon Associates
Richmond (Va.) – Buildings, structures, etc.
School buildings – Designs and plans
Schools – Virginia – Hanover County
Shopping centers – Designs and plans
Sinnott, Edward Francis, 1890–1974
Sinnott, Edward F. (Edward Francis), 1925–2005
Southern Aid Society of Virginia, Inc.
Theaters – Designs and plans
Walsingham Academy (James City County, Va.)

Contents List

Series 1. Office Materials, 1920–1998.

This series includes the administrative materials used to run the offices of Edward F. Sinnott and Edward F. Sinnott & Son, and include correspondence, financial materials, and office files.

Series 1.1. Correspondence, 1923–1988.

Includes correspondence with prospective clients, contractors and building supply companies, and others, as well as requests for recommendations, evaluations of building sites, etc.

Significant correspondents include Clarence G. Burton (concerning the 1949 Public Housing Bill), Father Michael J. Cannon (concerning a joint architectural project and social news), J. Vaughan Gray (concerning the 1949 Public Housing Bill), realtors Harrison and Bates, Inc. (concerning several projects with which they were heavily involved), C. Page Highfill (draft of letter to the editor, 1965, in response to Marie-Louise Pinkney’s Time-Dispatch editorial concerning the redevelopment of Franklin Street), Marion Junkin (of Lexington, Va., concerning a mural she painted for the Leader Federal Savings and Loan Association of Memphis, Tenn.; with photograph); McGraw-Hill Book Company (concerning a mix-up with Edward F. Sinnott, Jr., participation in a book club), and Hugh A. Meade (concerning the 1949 Public Housing Bill).

Also include Paul Gordon Associates (concerning a number of projects, both realized and proposed, and the relationship between developer Paul Gordon and the Sinnotts), Portland Cement Association (enclosing an advertisement that uses the Henrico Theatre as an illustration), R.S. Dickson and Company (of Richmond, Va., concerning investment opportunities), Richmond (Va.) Board of Public Works (concerning an annual survey of architects; includes drafts of responses), Allen J. Saville (letter to and from, concerning a letter of thanks for the construction of the Byrd Park Fountain), and the Virginia Polytechnic Institute School of Engineering and Architecture (concerning the architectural program at Richmond Polytechnic Institute [now Virginia Commonwealth University]).

Several correspondents wrote to congratulate the Sinnotts on a flattering article that appeared in the Richmond Times-Dispatch newspaper in May 1963 (see Wilson M. Brooks, Kenneth G. Gentil, and B.F. Rogers).

This series ends with two folders of cover letters and applications for positions with the firm, and two folders contain letters concerning various prospective projects, many of which the Sinnotts solicited.

Folder
1	American Bank and Trust Company, Richmond, Va., 1932
2	American Motor Inns, Inc./Adolph Krisch, Roanoke, Va., 1967
3	Amernick, Ralph, Richmond, Va., 1978
4	Arby’s – The Restaurant Company, Richmond, Va., 1978
5	Baronian, John N., Jr., Richmond, Va., 1965
6	Baronian and Makepeace, Richmond, Va., 1969
7	Beducian, Sam, Richmond, Va., 1976
8	Brooks, Wilson M., 1963
9	Burton, Clarence G., Washington, D.C., 1949
10	Cannon, Michael J., Richmond, Va., and Belmont, N.C., 1948–1954
11	Central National Bank, Richmond, Va., 1973
12	Century Plaza Corporation, Richmond, Va., 1975
13	Corrie, Lillian (Anderson), Crewe, Va., 1963
14	Dixon, Chuck, West Point, Va., 1983
15	Edwards, E. Ben
16	Embry, Lenwood H., 1972
17	Gardner Realty, Tappahannock, Va., 1977
18	Gentil, Kenneth G., Richmond, Va., 1963
19	Gibbons High School, Petersburg, Va., 1977
20	Gray, Horace A., III, Richmond, Va., 1967
21	Gray, J. Vaughan, Washington, D.C., 1949
22	Guzelion, Philip S., Richmond, Va., 1976
23	Harrison and Bates, Inc., Richmond, Va., 1966–1976
24	Heindl-Evans, Inc. Mechanicsville, Va., 1975
25	Highfill, C. Page, Richmond, Va., 1965
26	J.I. Kislak Mortgage Company, Newark, N.J., 1966
27	Jones Realty and Construction Corporation, Richmond, Va., 1976
28	Junkin, Marion, Lexington, Va., 1956
29	Kellam, Fred, 1977
30	Lambert, A.G., 1932
31	Lee, Kenneth F., Mrs., Richmond, Va., 1953
32	Leppert, Nancy, Richmond, Va., 1976
33	Lindner, Carl M., Richmond, Va., 1930
34	Locher and Company, Inc., Glasgow, Va., 1934
35	Maryland Architectural Registration Board. Dept. of Licensing and Regulation
36	Massachusetts. Dept. of Civil Service and Registration. Board of Registration for Architects, 1960
37	McGraw-Hill Book Company, 1976
38	Meade, Hugh A., Washington, D.C., 1949
39	Medical Specialists, Inc., Richmond, Va., 1975
40	Moore, Robert D., Richmond, Va., 1978–1979
41	Parrish, David S., Richmond, Va., 1974–1976
42	Paul Gordon Associates, Richmond, Va., 1966–1976
43	Portland Cement Association, Chicago, Ill., 1939
44	R.S. Dickson and Company, Richmond, Va.
45	Ralph W. Lampie, Inc., Richmond, Va.
46	Richmond (Va.). Board of Public Works, 1953–1957
47	Richmond (Va.). Dept. of Public Health, 1960
48	Richmond Public Library
49	Rogers, B. F., Greensboro, N.C.,1963
50	S.M. Wilton and Brother, Richmond, Va., 1938
51	Samuel, Arthur F., and Robert A. Pustilnic, 1976
52	Saville, Allen J., Richmond, Va., 1926
53	Seaboard Air Line Railroad Company, Richmond, Va., 1960
54	Seal, Howard T., Richmond, Va., 1923
55	St. Mark’s Episcopal Church, Richmond, Va., 1965
56	Taylor, Howard, West Point, Va., 1932
57	Thomas A. Hanson Associates, Richmond, Va., 1975
58	United States Postal Service, 1975
59	United Virginia Bank
60	Virginia. Dept. of Mental Hygiene and Hospitals, 1944
61	Virginia. Dept. of Professional and Occupational Registration
62	Virginia. State Registration Board for Contractors, 1956–1969
63	Virginia Landmark Corporation Realtors, Richmond, Va., 1977
64	Virginia Polytechnic Institute. School of Engineering and Architecture, 1957
65	White Tower Management Corporation, Stamford, Conn., 1975
66	Woods, Virginia F., 1951
67–68	Job applicants, 1972–1990 (2 folders)
69	Prospects, General, 1956–1988
70	Prospects, Catholic, 1923–1946

Series 1.2. Financial materials, 1925, 1938, 1946–1991

These materials consist chiefly of receipts and receipted accounts for items purchased for office use or charges passed on to clients. Folder titles reflect the names given by office staff at the time of creation, and show various ways of records keeping throughout the life of the firm. Also reflected are several times of financial distress, particularly 1974 and again in the late 1980s, when the majority of bills were paid late and the firm’s bank account overdrawn. Of additional interest are the Disbursements journal, 1981–1988, which details office expenditures and profits, and the folder concerning Paul Gordon Associates, showing the extent to which the Sinnotts relied on Gordon's patronage and their difficulties being paid for same.

Folder
71	Bills paid, 1964
72	Bills paid, 1965
73	Bills paid, 1966
74	Bills paid, 1967
75	Bills paid, 1968
76	Bills paid, 1969
77	Bills paid, 1970
78	Bills paid, 1971 Box 2:78
79	Bills paid, 1972
80	Bills paid, 1973
81	Bills paid, 1974
82–83	Bills paid, 1975 (2 folders)
84	Disbursements journal, 1981–1988
85	Fixed-benefit plan, 1975–1871
86	Fixed-benefit plan, 1982–1984
87	Fixed-benefit plan, 1985
88	Fixed-benefit plan, 1986
89	Insurance, Liability, property, workman’s comp., etc., 1958–1980
90	Insurance, Liability, property, workman’s comp., etc., 1981
91	Insurance, Liability, property, workman’s comp., etc., 1982–1983
92	Invoices, reimbursables, 1967–1972
93	Invoices, 1973 Box 3:93
94	Invoices, 1974
95	Invoices, 1975
96	Invoices, 1976
97	Invoices, 1977
98	License renewals, 1925–1983, 1991
99	Operating expenses, 1976
100	Operating expenses, 1977
101	Operating expenses, 1979
102	Operating expenses, 1980
103	Operating expenses, 1981
104	Operating expenses, 1982
105	Operating expenses, 1983
106	Operating expenses, 1984
107	Operating expenses, 1985
108	Operating expenses, 1986
109	Operating expenses, 1987
110	Operating expenses, 1988
111	Operating expenses, 1989
112	Operating expenses, 1990
113	Operating expenses, 1991
114	Operating expenses, 1992
115	Operating expenses, 1993
116	Paul Gordon Associates/Pauburne, Inc., Financial materials re, 1957–1968
117	Petty cash records, 1965–1970
118	Petty cash records, 1974–1979
119	Receipts, 1938
120	Reimbursables, 1973, 1979
121	Reimbursables, 1980
122	Reimbursables, 1982
123	Reimbursables, 1983
124	Reimbursables, 1984
125	Reimbursables, 1985
126	Statement of Financial Condition as of April 30, 1980
127	Statements, 1978
128	Statements, 1979
129	Statements, 1980
130	Statements, 1981
131	Statements, 1982
132	Statements, 1983
133	Taxes, Federal, 1946–1958
134	Taxes, Income, 1976–1982
135	Taxes, Withholding & FICA, 1959
136	Taxes, Withholding & FICA, 1960–1961
137	Taxes, Withholding & FICA, 1962–1963
138	Taxes, Withholding & FICA, 1966–1969
139	Taxes, Withholding & FICA, 1976
140	Taxes, Withholding & FICA, 1978–1982
141	Miscellaneous, 1979–1980

Series 1.3. Office Administration, 1941–1991.

In addition to information distributed by the Virginia and North Carolina chapters of the American Institute of Architects, this series includes some of the day-to-day records of the firm, including daybooks, distribution lists for specifications and plans, office equipment and machinery brochures, and information from local and state organizations concerning building requirements.

Folder
142	American Architectural Foundation, Inc.
143	American Institute of Architects, General
144	American Institute of Architects, Insurance Plans
145	American Institute of Architects, James River Chapter
146	American Institute of Architects, National Standards of Practice
147	American Institute of Architects, North Carolina Chapter
148	American Institute of Architects, Pamphlets
149–150	American Institute of Architects, Virginia Chapter (2 folders)
151	American Institute of Architects, Virginia Chapter, Richmond Section
152	BOCA Basic Housing, Property Maintenance Code
153	Construction Specification Institute, Inc.
154–186	Daybooks, 1941–1942, 1947, 1949–1954, 1966–1981, 1984–1991 (32 folders)
187	Distribution list for plans and specs
188	Employee Information
189	Legal Materials
190	Manuel, Working Relationships between Private Architects and Engineers and the Commonwealth of Virginia
191	National Commission for Employee Support of the Guard and Reserve
192–193	Office Equipment information
194	Office Lease, 1954
195	Society of Residential Appraisers, Richmond Chapter
196	State Corporation Commission
197	Virginia Planning and Development, Notes

Series 1.4. Organizations, 1933–1990.

This series includes records of organizations of which the Sinnotts were either active members or served on the boards of directors/trustees. Edward Sinnott, Sr. was on the Board of Directors of the Franklin Federal Savings and Loan Association; his son continued the practice as a member of the Board of Directors of Investors Savings and Loan Association. Both men served on the Board of Trustees of the Mount Calvary Cemetery Association. Edward Sinnott, Jr., was involved with the establishment of Marywood, Inc., a Catholic home for the aged.

Folder
198–204	Capital Region Park Authority (7 folders)
205	Central Richmond Association
206–213	Franklin Federal Savings and Loan Association, 1941–1971 (8 folders)
214–241	Investors Savings and Loan Association, 1971–1987 (28 folders)
242	Knights of Columbus
243	Marymount Fathers Association, Special Commission On Activities Building
244–249	Marywood, Inc., 1981–1986 (6 folders)
250–264	Mount Calvary Cemetery Association, 1933–1990 (15 folders)
265	St. Gertrude’s High School Building Fund
266–272	St. Joseph’s Villa, 1977–1982 (7 folders)
273	United Givers Fund Campaign, 1962

Series 2. Project files, 1920–1998 (bulk 1920–1987).

Project files are arranged in three subseries according to the way in which they were numbered. Subseries 2.1 covers the period of Sinnott’s association with Luther P. Hartsook, 1920–1933, and the first years of his solo practice, 1934–1942. These projects were numbered sequentially. Series 2.1 covers the period 1945–1998, when Sinnott was reestablishing his practice after World War II, through his partnership with his son, and after the elder’s death until the office was closed, ca. 1987. At the beginning of this period, Sinnott experimented with project numbers that repeated on a yearly basis, but included a two-digit suffix for the year. In 1950 he began numbering his projects sequentially and attaching the two-digit year and this practice continued for the duration of the firm’s life.

Series 2.3. includes unnumbered projects, some of which represent proposed but never built projects, some of which were relatively small projects, and some for which the Sinnotts served as consulting or advisory architects in collaboration with another firm.

Researchers should note that had suffered extensive water and insect damage over a number of years. Those files deemed too damaged were not transferred when the collection was received in 2002, and additional damaged materials were weeded during processing. Therefore, not every Sinnott project is represented in this inventory.

Project files typically contain correspondence with the client, change orders, financial materials, copies of specifications, technical information about materials and fixtures, and occasionally plans, mostly shop drawings. Most project files have corresponding drawings or plans in Series 3; however, there are files for which drawings are not available. These are indicated with an *.

Series 2.1. Project files, 1920–1942.

Once on his own, in 1934, Sinnott continued to focus on Hanover County school projects: Atlee, Battlefield Park, Henry Clay, and Rockville; but also designed a number of theaters: Brookland Theatre, Richmond, Daw Theatre, Tappahannock, Henrico Theater, Richmond, Page Theatre, Luray, Park Theatre, Richmond, Robinson Theatre, Richmond, Roth Pitts Theater, Suffolk, Rex Theater, Williamsburg, and Walker Theater, Richmond, Va.; commercial buildings for Flowers School Equipment Company, Frank A. Bliley Funeral Home, J.R. Watkins Co., Joseph W. Bliley Funeral Home, Massaponax Sand and Gravel, Streitman Biscuit Company, and Yorktown Ice and Storage/Yorktown Supply Company; and prototype houses for developers: Hutzler & Carr, Inc., Jones & Robins, Inc., and Laburnum Construction Corporation. It was during this pre-World War II period that Sinnott also began his relationship with Franklin Federal Savings & Loan, and worked on the historic Crozet House, Richmond, Va. There is little significant work between 1942 and 1945, as Sinnott had closed his office and was pursuing civilian war-time employment. There are several numbers repeated in this series. Occasionally there is an indication of “A” or “B” to distinguish different projects. However, where this is not included on the original files, an (a), (b), etc. has been added to indicate multiple projects.

Folder
274	C113A	Monte Maria Academy
275–276	C183	Sandston Realty Co., Housing project, 1933 (2 folders)
277	C404	St. Elizabeth’s Catholic Parish, School building
278	C415	St. Joseph's Catholic Parish, Family flats, 1923
279	C443	A. Meyers & Son, Warehouse, 19 (proposed)
280–281	C471	Sophire, Idell, Residence (2 folders)
282	C506	Yorktown Ice & Storage, Store building, 1930
283	C507 A	Catholic Diocese of Virginia, Sacred Heart Cathedral
284–290	C508 B	Southern Aid Society, Sarah Jones Memorial Hospital, 1932 (7 folders)
291	C510(b)	Kidd, Ella G., Shenandoah Apartments
292–294	C511	Zaban, Joseph, Zaban's Building, Mattress & Box Spring (3 folders)
295–296	C512(a)	Sigma Nu Fraternity, William and Mary, Chapter House, 1933 (2 folders)
297	C512(b)	Hanover Co. School Board, Ashland District School building 1934
298	C514	Sinnott, S.L., Residence
299–300	C515(a)	Henrico County (Va.), Repair & storage depot (2 folders)
301	C515(b)	Saunders, Jas. A., Residence
302–304	C516	J. W. Bliley, Inc., Funeral Home, alt. & add., 1934 (4 folders)
305	C518(a)	Hanover Co. School Board, Atlee School Group, 1935
306	C518(b)	Brookland Theaters, Inc., Park Theater, 1937
307–310	C519	Hanover Co. School Board, Battlefield Park School, ca.1936 (4 folders)
311–312	C520	Hanover Co. School Board, Rockville High School (2 folders)
313	C526	King, M.C., Residence, 1935 (2 folders)
314	C527	Long, A.T., Residence
315	C536(c)	Seward, W.R., Residence, 1936
316–317	C540	Lichtman Theatres, Robinson Theatre (2 folders)
318	C541	Streat, Henry J., Residence, Summer, 1936
319–322	C544	Frank A. Bliley Co. , Funeral home & Garage (4 folders)
323–336	C546	Ireton, Ann & Mary, Apartment building (3 folders)
326	C547	Bourne, J.B., Residence, 1937, 1947, 1958
327	C550	Kaup, Felix F., Apartment building, 1930s (ca.),alt.
328–330	C551	Somma, Charles A., Henrico Theatre, 1938 (3 folders)
331	C552	Loftin, L.M., Colony Inn, alt. & add., 1937
332–336	C554	Little Sisters of the Poor, St. Sophia's Home, Passenger elevator, 1937 (5 folders)
337	C559	St. Augustine Catholic Church Rectory, 1938
338–339	C561	Catholic Diocese of Virginia, Chapel, 1938 (2 folders)
340	C562 (a)	Kemper, Frere (Mrs.), Residence, 1938
341	C562 (b)	Sinnott, Edward F., Residence, 1938
342	C562 ( c)	Ast, George A., Residence, 1941
343–350	C572	PWA project, Municipal buildings, 1938 (8 folders)
351	C580	Morrison, G.E. Mr/Mrs., Residence, 1939
352–354	C581	Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Vault addition, 1939 (3 folders)
355–359	C583	J.R. Watkins Co., Company building.
360	C587	Bialkowski, Augie, Residence (proposed), 1939
361	C591	Pitts, Ben, Pitts Bowling Alley, Fredericksburg
362	C594	Corley Co., Inc., Post office building, Central Station, 1939
363	C597	J.T. Nuckols, Estate, Post office building, Stewart Station, 1939
364	C598	Flowers School Equipment Co., Office and warehouse
365	C599	York Supply Company, Company building, 1939
366	C606	Massaponax Sand & Gravel Corp., Office building, 1940
367	C610	Joseph W. Bliley Co./Rupert H. and Paul S. Bliley, Funeral home, alt., 1940–1941
368	C612	Perkins, Malcolm W., Mr., Crozet House, alt., 1940
369 a	C614	Post office bld., East End substation, 1940
369 b–369 c	C622	Gray, Horace A., Store building, Roses (2 folders)
369 d	C624	Henrico County (Va.) Police Dept., Dabbs House [see also Series 2.2, 038:51]
369 e–369 f	C625	Beth El Congregation, Synagogue, 1941 (2 folders)
369 g	C629	Mooers, E. H., Residence, “Melville," 1941
369 h	C631	Virginia State Fair Assoc., Open Air Stage, 1941
369 i	C633	St. Patrick’s' Catholic Church, Rectory, proposed alt., 1941
369 j	C634	Waverly Methodist Church, Church building, 1941
369 k	C635	Consolidated Paper & Box Co., Company building
369 l	C636	Meyers, Morton, Store building; conversion to Miles Shoes store
369 m–369 n	C637	United Service Organization for National Defense, Inc., U.S.O. Building/McGill Catholic Union, 1942 (2 folders)
369 o–369 r	C641	McGill Catholic Union (4 folders)

Series 2.2. Project files, 1945–1990.

Beginning in 1945, Sinnott increased his work with schools, including public school buildings in Caroline (C.T. Smith), Hanover (Hanover County Training School), and King William (King William County Training School and Sharon Indian School) counties, but also undertook a number of parochial school projects, including Benedictine High, St. Benedict’s, St. Elizabeth’s, St. Gertrude’s, St. John’s, and St. Paul’s Catholic schools. He collaborated with a number of developers, including A.F. Barnette, H.J. Bernstein, Carter C. Chinnis, Stanley Orginz, Leon Siegel, and Morton Zedd, but most importantly, in 1958 he began his relationship with developer Paul Gordon and with Gordon’s related construction firm, Pauburne, Inc.

The period from 1958, when Edward F. Sinnott, Jr., joined the firm, and until Edward F. Sinnott, Sr.’s death in 1974, the partnership saw an increase in commercial work: banks, medical offices, and office buildings and parks. From 1975 until 1987, Paul Gordon Associates had to share Sinnott Jr.’s attention with the Gayton Crossing Partnership and Investors Savings & Loan, both of which kept the firm busy developing Gayton Crossing Shopping Center and Gayton Crossing Office Park, as well as numerous branch banks in Richmond and Charlottesville. By this time Sinnott, Jr., had become heavily invested Gayton Crossing, as well as a member of the Board of Directors of Investors Savings & Loan.

Folder
370	001:48	Rosemary Manufacturing Co., Office and warehouse
371	002:45	Carreras, Louis, Residence, 1945 (multiple plans)
372	002:46	Mooers, E. H., Mooers Field (Richmond Colts)
373	002:47	Kastelberg, William F., Residence (includes C431 plans)
374	003:48	Blake Realty Co., Company building
375	004:47	Service Machine & Welding Co., Shop building, 1947
376–380	004:48	Hanover Co. School Board, Hanover County Training School (4 folders)
381	005:48	Rosenbaum, Abe, Residence (See also 005:48 A)
382–386	006:48	St. Benedict's School, School building, alt. & add. (5 folders)
387	007:46	Warranch, Eldridge, Mr./Mrs. , Residence, 1946
388	007:47	Broyhill, Ray, Auto Sales & Service Center
389–392	007:48	St. Elizabeth's Catholic Church, Church building, add (4 folders)
393–394	008:47	Baum, Alvin J., Sr., Mr./Mrs., Residence, Summer, alt. & add. (2 folders)
395	008:48	Hanover Co. (Va.), County office building
396	009:46(a)	Little Sisters of the Poor, St. Sophia's Home, 1948
397	009:47	Tappahannock Yacht Club, Club house
398	009:48	Little Sisters of the Poor, St. Sophia's Home
399–401	010:47	St. Peter's Church, Church building, alt. & add. (3 folders)
402–403	010:48	Bliley, Joseph W., Jr., Residence (2 folders)
404–405	011:47	Bareford, N.W., Store buildings, 1945–1947 (2 folders)
406–407	012:48	Tomlinson Co., Inc., Warehouse, 1948 (2 folders)
408	013:47	Hanover Co. School Board, Ashland District School building
409	014:46	Tomlinson Co., Inc., Office building
410–411	015:49	St. John’s Catholic Church, Social hall & school, 1949 & 1956 (2 folders)
412	016:49	Gibson, Ross R., Mr./Mrs., Residence
413	017:46	Yorktown Ice & Storage, Store building, 1946
414–415	017:49	Caroline Theatre, Inc., Theater building (2 folders)
416–421	018:50	Benedictine High School, Memorial gymnasium (6 folders)
422	019:46	Tomlinson Co., Inc., Office and warehouse
423	019:50	St. Elizabeth Parochial School, School building
424–426	020:50	Taylor, William G., Residence (2 folders)
427–428	022:50	Hanover Co., Courthouse, Clerk's Office (2 folders)
429–433	023:50	King William Co. School Board, King William County Training School (5 folders)
434	024:50	Cella, Joseph J., Residence
435	026:50	Ferguson, Everett James, Residence, "Oakland," 1952
436–439	028.50	Caroline Co. School Board, C. T. Smith School (4 folders)
440	029.50	Mahone, Bernard, Lawn Hotel
441–443	031:50	Joseph W. Bliley Co., Funeral home, alt., 1950 (3 folders)
444–450	033:50	Flowers School Equipment Co., Office & warehouse, alt. & add. (7 folders)
451	033:51	Lichtman Theatres, Booker T. Theater [formerly Strand Theatre]
452–453	035:51	Sacred Heart Convent, Convent building (2 folders)
454	037:51	Long Manufacturing Co., Office building
455–456	038:51	Henrico Co. Police Dept., Headquarters (aka Dabbs House, see also Series 2.1., C624)
457–460	041:52	King William Co. School Board, Elementary School (white) (4 folders)
461	042:52	King William Co. School Board, Sharon Indian School, 1952
462	047:52	Dietz Printing Co., Office building & factory, alt. & add., 1952
463	049:52	Sodini, Sam, Mr./Mrs., Restaurant & confectionary
464	051:53	Bourne, J.B, Residence
465–466	052:53	Novack, John, Residence (2 folders)
467	054:53	St. Paul's Parochial School, School building
468	055:53	Katz, B.S., Residence
469–470	058:54	Cash, Carl L., Residence, “Wayland” (2 folders)
471–496	059:54	Franklin Federal Savings & Loan, Office building (26 folders)
497–499	060:54	Proctor, Alfred R., Residence (3 folders)
500	063:54	Bliley, Rupert H., Residence
501–504	065:54	Ninth & Ingram Corporation, Factory building (4 folders)
505–514	066:54	Our Lady of Lourdes, Church building (10 folders)
515	067:55	McGinniss, F.B., Residence
516–518	068:55	St. Gertrude's School, School building (3 folders)
519–520	070:56	Tate, A.E., Residence (2 folders)
521–525	071:56	New Bethesda Church , Church building (5 folders)
526–527	073:56	Sands, M.E. Mr./Mrs., Residence (2 folders)
528	074:56	Sacred Heart Cathedral, Two room add.
529	076:56	Coleman, E.C. , Residence
530	078:57	Kuhn, Russell, Residence
531	079:56	Whitby, James F., Residence
532	082:56	Schapiro, Residence
553–534	084:57	Southern Special Product Corp., Manufacturing plant & office
535	085:56	Pauburne, Inc., Bon Wood, The, Tri-level (model)
536	086:57	Gordon, Paul, Mr./Mrs., Residence
537	093:58	West, Reed I., Residence, "Retreat"
538	094:58	St. Mary's Catholic Church, Rectory
539	095:58	Long, Jack, Residence
540–542	096:58	Tarry & Watson, Medical office building (3 folders)
543–547	097:58(a)	Little Sisters of the Poor, St. Sophia's Home (5 folders)
548	102:58	Paul Gordon Assoc., Three bedroom house plan
549	104:58	Pauburne, Inc., Doctor’s office
550–555	107:59	C.L.M. Corp., Medical Building (6 folders)
556–557	109:59	Rebman, III, Dr./Mrs., Residence (2 folders)
558	110:59	Eclipse Laundry & Dry Cleaners, Laundry and dry cleaners
559	112:59	Spanier, Arnold, Residence
560	113:59	Jones & Robins, Inc., Spotless Store for Azalea Ave Shopping Center
561	114:59	Blake Building & Development, Hechler Village
562	117:59	Arones, Harold, Residence
563–579	118:60	St. Edward's Catholic Parish, Chapel & school (17 folders)
580–583	118a:63	St. Edward's Catholic Parish, Cafeteria & classroom addition (4 folders)
584–596	120:60	Byrd Corp., Office building (13 folders)
597	122:60	Levinson, Jacob, Dr./Mrs., Residence, "Green Acres"
598	125:60	West, Reed I., Residence
599	127:60	Little Sisters of the Poor, St. Sophia's Home
600	128:60	Sandston Presbyterian Church, Manse
601	1129:60	Franklin & Schmitt, Drs., Dental offices
602–606	130:60	Jones & Robins, Inc., 3800 Medical Building (5 folders)
607–616	132:60	Paul Gordon Assoc., Hampshire Place Apartments (10 folders)
617	133:61	Royal Construction Co., Office building
618–621	134:61	Va. Dept. of Mental Health & Hygiene, DeJarnette Sanitarium, Perry Building (4 folders)
622–623	135:61	Barker, William Kerr, Allied Animal Hospital (2 folders)
624	137:62	Paul Gordon Assoc., Berrington Medical Building
625	138:62	Watson, John W., Residence
626	139:62	Tonley Corp., Medical building [See also 233:70]
627–628	140:62	Rocks, Ralph D. & Merhige, Robert R., Jr., Ashley Terrace Garden Apts. (2 folders)
629–646	141:62	Paul Gordon Assoc., Lexington Tower Apartments/ Condominiums (18 folders)
647	142:62	Paul Gordon Assoc., Multi-family housing
648	143:63	Three Chopt Company, Three Chopt Apartments, Phase II
649–651	144:63	Duggins, Stuart C., Grace Medical Village (Includes 144b3:63) (3 folders)
652–659	146:63	South Roanoke Apartment Corp., South Roanoke Village Phase I (8 folders)
660	147:63	Monument Avenue Dental & Medical Buildings
661	148:63	Executive Motor Hotel, dining room alt.
662	149:64	Paul Gordon Assoc., Multi-Family Dwelling
663–664	151:64	Fairfield Development, Glenwood Townhouses (2 folders)
665	152:64	Paul Gordon Assoc., Rittenhouse Square Apartments
666	153:64	Attucks Amusement Corp., Patrick Henry Theater
667	154:64	King, Michael C., Residence
668	155:64	Jones & Robins, Inc., Cool Lane Housing
669	156:64	Moore, T. Justin, Residence, add.
670–678	157:64	Wagdan Assoc., Virginia Plaza, INVA Building (9 folders)
679–684	158:64	Baronian & Sons, Inc. , Baronian Office Building No. 1 (9 folders)
685–689	159:64	Associated Properties, Inc., North Hills Terrace Apartments (5 folders)
690–705	160:64	Va. Dept. of Mental Health & Hygiene, DeJarnette Sanitarium, add. to (16 folders)
706–709	161:64	Savage, Joseph, Apartment building, 1964 (4 folders)
710–712	162:64	Wagdan Assoc., Virginia Plaza Office Bld. (3 folders)
713–714	163:64	Mount Calvary Cemetery Assoc., Maintenance building (2 folders)
715–721	164:64	Rowe, Eugene, Dr., Fairfield Veterinary Hospital (6 folders)
722	165:64	Cabell Assoc. / Chinnis-Huneycutt, Williamsburg Garden Apts., 1965
723	166:64	Bruce, James, Residence
724	167:64	Paul Gordon Assoc., Bellemeade Apartments
725	168:64	Church of the Little Flower, Church of the Little Flower/ St. Therese
726	169:64	Cobb, B.C., Multi-family housing
727	170:64	Paul Gordon Assoc., Maymont Village Apartments
728	171:65	Paul Gordon Assoc., Stonewall Court Apartments
729	172:65	Vaden, Donald, Meadow Avenue Townhouses
730–734	174:65	Berry, Raymond L., Windsor Office Building (5 folders)
735	175:65	O.B. Taylor Zepkin & Assoc. , Stony Brook Shopping Center
736–739	176:65	Harrison & Bates, Sales office (4 folders)
740	177:65	Stern & Arenstein, Duke Street Townhouse Apartments, 1965
741	178:65	Johnson & Crowder, Medical office building
742	179:65	Bottled Gas Corp. of Virginia , Bottled Gas of Virginia/ Virginia Gas Industry
743	180:65	Downing Associates, Sharon Townhouse Apartments
744–749	181:65	Reynolds Metals Company, Fitzhugh Plaza Office layout (6 folders)
750–752	182:65	Cabell Associates, Lakeview Terrace Apartments, Phase I & II (3 folders)
753–755	182A:71	Cabell Associates, Lakeview Terrace Apartments, Phase III
756	183:65	Baronian & Sons, Inc. , Baronian Office Building [no. 2?]
757	184:65	Talley, C.O., Apartment building, 1965
758–759	185:65	Cromer, Ira P., Office building (Cromer Building) (2 folders)
760–796	187:65	Shannon, Sidney L., Jr., Sheraton-Fredericksburg Motor Inn (37 folders)
797–820	187A:69	Shannon, Sidney L., Jr., Sheraton-Fredericksburg Motor Inn (23 folders)
821–842	188:69	Graybar Electric Company, Inc., Warehouse add. (21 folders)
843	189:65	SCM Corp, Office Building
844–846	189:69	Ross, Tom, Country Hearth Restaurant (3 folders)
847–850	190:66	State Planters Bank, Hanover Branch (Includes190c:66) (4 folders)
851	190:66c	United Virginia Bank, Bank building, alt., 1985 (See also 190:60)
852	191:66	Paul Gordon Assoc., Portsmouth high-rise apartments, 1965
853	192:66	English, Louis E., Office building
854–855	193:66	Va. Alcoholic Beverage Control Board, Parking lot (2 folders)
856	194:66	Fleet, Douglas, Office building
857	195:66	Meyers, Sidney, Office building
858–862	196:66	Senior Center of Richmond, Inc., Senior Center alt. & adds. (5 folders)
863–872	197:66	Hamilton Medical Building Assoc., Hamilton Medical Building (10 folders)
873–874	198:66	Zedd, Morton/(Random Corp., Brook Hill Townhouses (2 folders)
875	200:67	Levinson, Jay, Marboro Hills Apartments
876	201:67	Chippenham Village, Inc., Townhouse apartments, Phases I, II, III
877	202:67	Clayman, Jake , Town & Terrace Apartments
878	203:67	Meyers, Sidney, Residence
879	204:67	W.C. Trimmer, Inc., Trimmer Apts., Exeter Square
880	205:67	Bullington, Fred, et al, Crossroads East Townhouse Apts.
881	206:67	Instructive Visiting Nurses' Assoc., Office building, alt.
882–883	207:67	General Motors Acceptance Corp/ Motor Insurance Corp Office building (2 folders)
884–885	208:67	American Motor Inns, Inc./Adolph Krisch, Garden Apartments (2 folders)
886–887	209:67	Bernstein, H.J., Burger Queen (2 folders)
888	210:68	Chester Townhouses
889–890	212:68	Cauthen-Parker, Inc., Woodmere Apartments (2 folders)
891	213:68	UNIVAC, Mayland Office Bld., alt. & add.
892	214:68	Cole, Wells & Bradshaw, Law offices
893–897	215:68	Nelson, G., Tuckahoe Animal Hospital (5 folders)
898	216:68	Krumbein, Nathaniel, Apartment building, 1968
899	217:68	Le Grand Pre Corp, Motor inn (Proposed), 1968
900	218:68	UNIVAC, Office building
901–903	219:69	Logan, Penny; Berry, Ray, Penny Logan Shoppers (3 folders)
904	220:69	Krisch, Joel & Adolph, Arrow Wood Townhouses
905	221:69	Bernie Corporation, The Beauty Shop, Lawndale Shopping Center
906–909	222:69	Liberty Mutual, Office building (4 folders)
910	223:69	Johns-Manville, Watchman's Office
911	224:69	Rahal, Fred, M.D., Medical office building
912–917	225:69	Puritan Cleaners, Laundry and dry cleaners (6 folders)
918	226:69	Va. Alcoholic Beverage Control Board, Office building
919	227:69	Wells, A. O., Wine & Cheese Shop
920	228:69	Hamlett Company, Chateau Riviere Apartments
921	230:70	Paul Gordon Assoc., Fairfield Village, 1976–78
922	231:70	Stern & Arenstein, Three Chopt West Phase II
923	232:70	Rowe, Eugene, Dr., Fairfield Veterinary Hospital, add.
924	233:70	Tonley Corp., Medical building, add.
925	234:70	Richmond Board of Realtors, Office building
926–927	235:70	Va. Alcoholic Beverage Control Board, Self-service store/prototype (2 folders)
928	236:70	Crewe (Va.), Fire House addition
929–936	237:70	C. & P. Telephone Company, Office building (8 folders)
937–944	238:70	Continental Insurance Company, Office building (8 folders)
945	239:70	The 2015 Corp, Office building, alt. & add.
946	240:70	Paul Gordon Assoc., Apartment building, 1970
947	242:71	James Long Construction Corp., Apartment building, 1971
948–949	244:71	Paul Gordon Assoc./Tom Daniel, Sussex Square Apartments (2 folders)
950	245:71	Cole, Wells & Bradshaw, Law offices, alt. to
951	246:71	Hamlett Company, Crystal Tower Hotel
952	247:71	Valentine, E. Massie, Residence
953–954	248:71	Brizzolari, Letitia, Residence (2 folders)
955–960	249:72	Bernstein, H.J. , Fairlawn Garden Apartments (6 folders)
961–962	250:72	Orginz, Stanley, Westwood Heights Corporation (2 folders)
963–981	251:72	Richmond Sports International, Ice Rink (19 folders)
982–985	251:73	Baronian & Baronian Development, Roadway Inn & Restaurant [See also 257:73] (4 folders)
986	252:72	Alexander, Alex, Chester Shoppes
987–990	253:72	Combined Insurance Co. of America, Office Building (4 folders)
991–992	254:72	Prudential Insurance, Office building (2 folders)
993–997	257:73	Baronian & Baronian Development, Roadway Inn & Restaurant [See also 251:73] (5 folders)
998	258:73	117 Investment Corporation, Southview Apartments
999–1,001	259:73	Central National Bank , Bank building, includes copy of original 1929 plans (3 folders)
1,002–1,004	261:73	Joyner & Co., West Broad Office Park, proposed (3 folders)
1,005–1,017	262:73	Maypar Assoc., Parham 64 Office Park, Phase I (13 folders)
1,118	263:73	Parham Associates, Office building
1,019–1,024	264:73	Weil, H.C. "Chuck", Security Mini Storage Phase I (6 folders)
1,025	265:73	Elmore & Parker, Law offices
1,026	266:73	Paul Gordon Assoc., Offices, alt. to
1,027–1,031	267:74	Virginia Association of Electric Cooperatives Office building (proposed) (5 folders)
1,032–1,036	268:74	Flowers School Equipment Co., Office and warehouse (5 folders)
1,037	270:74	Somers M. Wilton, Inc., Staples Mill Office Park
1,038	271:74	Central National Bank , Computer center, renovations of
1,039–1,041	272:74	First National Bank, Mercury Boulevard & Orcutt Ave. Branch (3 folders)
1,042–1,046	273:74	Central National Bank , Libbie & Grove Avenues Branch, 1975 (5 folders)
1,047	274:74	Central National Bank , Broad & Grace Branch, alterations
1,048–1,049	275:74	Carl D. Bird, Billy H. Wingfield, et al, Petersburg Animal Hospital (2 folders)
1,050–1,055	276:75	Arby's - The Restaurant Co., Arby's Restaurant (proposed)
1,056–1,060	277:75	Investors Savings & Loan, Broad Street Branch (6 folders)
1,061–1,062	279:75	Arby's - The Restaurant Co., Arby's Restaurant, add. & alt. (2 folders)
1,063–1,064	280:75	Hamburgers, Inc., Burger Chef, Regency Square Shopping Center (2 folders)
1,065	281:75	Ripp & Harr, O'Briensteins's Restaurant, Regency Square Shopping Center
1,066	282:76	Investors Savings & Loan, Traveler’s Building
1,067–1,070	283:76	Gloucester Corporation, Apartment building, 1976 [See also Ware, A.H.] (4 folders)
1,071	284:76	Valentine, E. Massie, Residence, alt.
1,072–1,073	285:76	Central National Bank , McGuire Circle Branch, alt. & add. (2 folders)
1,074	286:76	Chinnis, Carter C., Burton Woods Apartments
1,075–1,077	287:76	Investors Savings & Loan, Alderman & Ivy Branch, Charlottesville (3 folders)
1,078	289:76	Paul Gordon Assoc./ Mark Gordon Properties, Sandburne Park Residential Community
1,079–1,080	290:77	Investors Savings & Loan, Janke Road branch (2 folders)
1,081–1,082	291:77	Investors Savings & Loan, Office building [revision of 277:75] (2 folders)
1,083	292b:77	Woolard, Marion, MD, Woolard Medical Building
1,084–1,085	293:77	Old Dominion Porsche-Audi, Shop building, alt. & add. (2 folders)
1,086	295:77	Orginz, Stanley, Derbyshire Apartments
1,087	297:77	Weil, H.C. "Chuck", Security Mini Storage
1,088–1,093	298:77	Riverside Properties, Inc., Regency Riverside Inn (6 folders)
1,094	299:77	Nite World, Store building
1,095–1,099	300:77(a)	Gayton Crossing Partnership, Gayton Crossing Phase I (5 folders)
1,100	300:77(b)	Gayton Crossing Partnership, Investors Savings & Loan, Gayton Crossing
1,101	303:77	Hopewell Assoc., Colonial Corner Shopping Center
1,102	304:78(a)	Arby's - The Restaurant Co., Arby's Restaurant, add. & alt.
1,103	304:78(b)	Weil, H.C. "Chuck", Security Mini Storage Phase II
1,104	305:78	Arby’s - The Restaurant Co., Arby's Restaurant
1,105–1,106	307:78	Yonan, Rufus, Yonan Building, alt. & add. (2 folders)
1,107–1,110	308:78	Manchester, Inc., Arby's Restaurant (4 folders)
1,111–1,114	310:78	Filer, Edwin E., Filer Ford Auto Dealer (4 folders)
1,115–1,118	311:78	Belvidere Corporation , Parking deck (4 folders)
1,119–1,131	312:78	Commonwealth Club, Athletic Facility (13 folders)
1,132–1,133	313:78	Goodloe Wagner Enterprises, Kilmarnock Condominiums (2 folders)
1,134–1,138	314:79	Chinnis, Carter C., Burton Woods Apartments, Phase II (5 folders)
1,139–1,143	315:79	Sandston Woods, Inc., Sandston Woods Apartments (5 folders)
1,144–1,196	316:79(a)	Gayton Crossing Partnership, Gayton Crossing Phase II (53 folders)
1,197	316:79(b)	First Baptist Church, Church building
1,198–1,200	17:80	Southport, Inc. , Arby's Restaurant (3 folders)
1,201–1,220	318:80	Teamsters Joint Council No. 83, Twin Horse Place Office Complex (20 folders)
1,221–1,223	319:80	Investors Savings & Loan, Alderman & Ivy Branch, Charlottesville, alt. & add (3 folders)
1,224	320:81	Southland Life Insurance, Office building
1,225–1,229	321:81	Investors Savings & Loan, Market Square Branch bank (5 folders)
1,230	322:81	Gordon, Mark, Mr./Mrs., Residence, Kingsley subdivision
1,231–1,233	323:81	Mayland Professional Associates, Office building (3 folders)
1,234	324a–d:81	Paul Gordon Assoc., Model houses, Kingsley
1,235	326:82	Farmers Home Administration, House plans
1,236	327:82	St. Josephs Villa
1,237–1,250	328:82	Ridge Road Development Co., Inc., St. Albans Townhouses (14 folders)
1,251	329:83	Investors Savings & Loan, Milgraum Center Branch bank
1,252	330:89	Investors Savings & Loan, Bank building, Harrisonburg branch
1,253	332:83	Investors Savings & Loan, Libbie Avenue Branch remote teller
1,254–1,260	333:84	State Farm Insurance Co., Richmond Service Center (7 folders)
1,261–1,263	335:84	Investors Savings & Loan, Brook Road branch (3 folders)
1,264	337:84	Investors Savings & Loan, Grove Avenue Branch
1,265–1,266	338:85 (a)	Cabell Associates, Robersonville Duplex apts. (2 folders)
1,267	338:85 (b)	Urbanna Assoc., Reedville Manor Phase I
1,268	339:85	St. Bridget's Convent, Convent building
1,269	340:85	Chinnis, Carter C., Duplexes
1,270–1,274	341:85	Glenside Associates, Glenside Center (5 folders)
1,275–1,294	342:85	Devon Group, Ltd., Eight Street Parking Deck (20 folders)
1,295	343:85	Parker, F. Byron, Mr./Mrs., Residence, add.
1,296	344:85	McGraw, Walter J., Mr./Mrs., Residence
1,297	345:85	Williams, I.R., Jr., Mr./Mrs., Residence
1,298–1,306	346:86	Paul Gordon Assoc., Office building (9 folders)
1,307–1,326	347:86	Investors Savings & Loan, Willow Lawn Drive Branch (20 folders)
1,327–1,336	348:86	Investors Savings Bank/ Paul Gordon, One Franklin East (10 folders)
1,337	349:87	Moore, T. Justin, Residence
1,338	350:87	Investors Savings & Loan, Main Street Center branch
1,339	351:87	Investors Savings Bank, Bon Air Branch
1,340	352:87	Paul Gordon Assoc., Townhouse community, W. 45th St/Bassett
1,341 a	353:90	Investors Savings & Loan, Lee-Davis Branch bank

Series 2.3. Project files, Unnumbered.

These files are arranged alphabetically by client, where known, by project name where client is unidentified, and by address where neither is available.

Unnumbered projects include some which were proposed and got to the design stage, but never built, projects too small to be given the full design treatment, and some for which the Sinnotts served as consulting or advisory architects in collaboration with another firm. However, several of the unnumbered projects were significant, including the Southern Aid Society building, Richmond, Va., Richmond Plaza, Richmond, Va., and Walsingham Academy, James City County, Va.

Folder
1,341 b	Allstate Insurance Co., Sales office, Huguenot Village Shopping Center, Chesterfield County, Va., ca. 1978
1,342	American Motor Inns, Inc./Adolph Krisch, Apartments, 23rd and Jefferson, Roanoke, Va. (proposed)
1,343	American Paper Company, Proposed Loading Facilities, Benton Avenue, Henrico County, Va., 1960
1,344	Arias, Antonio, Restaurant, 1309–1311 E. Cary Street, Richmond, Va., 1983 (proposed)
1,345	Atlantic Life Insurance, Office building, East Grace Street between 6th and 7th streets, Richmond, 1956
1,346–1,347	B.&C, Ltd., Petersburg, Va., Blackstone Manor, Blackstone, Va., inspection reports, 1980–1981 (2 folders)
1,348	Bagly, Anthony J., Residence, addition to, 1953
1,349	Barbidot Corp., Hopewell, Va., Prince George Court Shopping Center, 1965–1966
1,350	Batten Bay Development Corp./Horace A. Gray III, Graymor Townhouses, Phase I, Isle of Wight County, Va., 1969
1,351	Baum, Alvin J., Sr., Store building, Broad and 1st streets, alt. (proposed)
1,352	Bernstein, H.J. Motel/High-rise apartments, Franklin Street at Belvidere, Richmond, Va., 1969 (proposed)
1,353	Bernstein, H.J., Franklin Street Medical Building, 502–10 West Franklin Street, Richmond, Va., 1965
1,354	Bernstein, A.J., Lynda Lane Townhouse, 1969
1,355	Betts, Arnold, Grace Street Nursing Home, 3406 West Grace Street, Richmond, Va., 1963
1,356	Boston, James F., Residence, Clovelly Road, Richmond, Va., 1946 (proposed)
1,357–1,358	Brown, Charles/Conway Estates, Ltd., Theme Park, Toano, Va. (2 folders)
1,359	Calvary Baptist Church, 3325 W. Cary Street, Richmond, Va., addition to, 1959 (proposed)
1,360	Calvin, Earl, Residence, 1517 North 26th Street, Richmond, Va., alterations and addition, 1978
1,361	Camp Virginia, Inc., Goshen, Va. Cabin, 1986
1,362	Capital Hotel renovation, 1984
1,363	Central National Bank, Parking lot for 3rd and Marshall streets branch, Richmond, Va., 1974
1,364	Central National Bank, West Broad Street branch, 1976
1,365	Charter Medical Corp, Office building, Westbrook Drive, 1974
1,366–1,367	Cheatwood, R.J., Residence, 1214 Confederate Avenue, Richmond, Va., alterations and addition, 1949–1950 (2 folders)
1,368	Chinnis Carter/Denton Assoc./Rockhall Assoc., “River Gardens” Apartments, Denton, Md., 1977 and Rockville Manor Apartments, Rockhall, Md., 1977
1,369	Church of the Epiphany, 2900 Hanes Avenue, Richmond, Va., alterations and addition, 1950
1,370	Colonial Beach Limited Partnership. Colonial Beach Village, Colonial Beach, Va., 1985 (proposed)
1,371	Consolidated Bank & Trust Co., Marshall & 1st streets, Richmond, Va., 1958 (proposed)
1,372	Constantine, Dave E., Post Office building, Grace-Arcade Building [former I. Miller Shoe Store], Richmond, Va., 1939 (proposed)
1,373	Cooper, Donald, and Robert Magarian, High-rise Dormitory, 800 block West Grace Street, Richmond, Va., 1966 (proposed)
1,374	Cooper, Donald, High-rise Apartments, Harrison at Floyd, Richmond, Va., 1970–1971 (proposed)
1,375	Corrie, George Bruce, Post Office building, Crewe, Va., 1941 (proposed)
1,376	Daniel, Tom, Office layout, 409 East Main Street, Richmond, Va., 1967
1,377	Daniels, A.B., Office building, 7th and Franklin streets, 1965 (proposed)
1,378	Days Realty of Richmond, Inc., Days Inn, Route 60 at Byrd Airport, Henrico County, Va., 1974
1,379	Dimitrie, E.C., Medical offices, Charlottesville, Va., 1968
1,380	Diocese of Virginia. Middleburg (Va.) Mission Church, 1958 (proposed)
1,381	Diocese of Virginia. St. Anne’s Catholic Church, Ashland, Va., 1960
1,382	Dominion Associates, Hampton Place Apartments, Phase II, Richmond, Va., 1979
1,383	Dorsam, Paul and Linda, Ice cream parlor/delicatessen, 308 North Laurel Street, Richmond, Va., 1976
1,384	Dunlop Farms Subdivision, Colonial Heights, Va., 1985 (proposed)
1,385	Eagle Self-Storage Corporation, Storage Facility, 3000 N. Boulevard, Richmond, Va., 1986 (proposed)
1,386	Eastern Shore Realty Corporation/H.J. Bernstein, Office building, 5200 Block W. Broad Street at Markel Road,1968 (proposed)
1,387	Eastern Shore Realty Corporation/H.J. Bernstein, Office building, 111 N. 4th Street, Richmond, Va., 1970, inspection
1,388	Easthaven Subdivision, Henrico County, 1969
1,389	Evans, Nathan, DDS, Medical office building, 5300 block, Patterson Avenue, 1966 (proposed)
1,390	Family & Children Services of Richmond, Office layout, 1518 Willow Lawn Drive, Henrico County, Va., 1973
1,391	First and Merchants National Bank, Branch bank at Westland Shopping Center, West Broad Street, Henrico County, Va., 1966
1,392	Franklin Federal Savings & Loan Association, Branch, Village Shopping Center, Three Chopt and Patterson, Henrico County, Va., 1966
1,393	Franklin Federal Savings & Loan Association, Southside Plaza branch, 1963–1964
1,394	French, William C., multi-family housing, Horsepen Road at Crescent Parkway, Henrico County, Va., 1984
1,395–1,396	Gayton Crossing Partnership, Gayton Crossing Office Park, Gayton and Gaskins roads, Henrico County, Va., 1978–1979 (2 folders)
1,397	Greenberg, Arthur, Residence, Monument Avenue, Richmond, Va., 1947
1,398	Greenbrier Associates/Charles Shifleet, River Birch Shopping Center, Chesapeake, Va., 1981 (proposed)
1,399	Hankins & Anderson/Parham Associates, Office Building, Parham Road, Henrico County, Va., 1973 (proposed)
1,400	Hanover County (Va.). School Board, Henry Clay High School, 1947– 1948, alterations and addition
1,401	Hanover County (Va.). School Board, miscellaneous projects.
1,402–1,404	Hanover Crossing Limited Partnership, Hanover Crossing Apartments, Hanover County, Va., 1985 (3 folders)
1,405	Harrison & Bates, Inc., Cromer Building, 4012 W. Broad Street
1,406	Harrison & Bates, Inc., Medical Arts Building, 2nd and Franklin Streets, 1977
1,407	Harrison & Bates, Inc., Metropolitan Transportation Center, 1977–1978
1,408	Heller, Max R., Medical Office Building (proposed), 1968
1,409	Henrico County (Va.). School Board, miscellaneous projects.
1,410–1,412	Heritage Savings & Loan, Homestead branch, 1973–1977
1,413	Hood, Garland, Residence, alterations and addition, 1976
1,414	Hood, Graham, Residence, alterations and addition
1,415	Hooker, Raymond C., Jr., Residence, 1956 (proposed)
1,416	Indiana Mortgage Corp, Wedgewood Apartments, Richmond, Va., 1974
1,417	Inman, John W., Residence, 301 Marston Lane, Richmond, Va., alterations and addition, 1991 (proposed)
1,418	Investor’s Savings & Loan, Branch bank at Westbury Shoppes, Richmond, Va., 1981 (proposed)
1,419	Investor’s Savings & Loan, Operational/Corporate Center, 1982
1,420	Investors Savings & Loan Association, Village Square Branch, Forest Hill Avenue and Route 147, 1979
1,421	Irby, E. Claiborne, Residence, 1966
1,422	James, J. Bruce, Vacation home, Water Valley, Miss., 1958
1,423	Jarratt, B. F., Residence, Stony Creek, Va., 1934
1,424	Jeffreys, Herndon P., Jr., and Joseph Y. Gayle, Study concerning Stuart Court Apartments conversion to nursing home, 1970
1,425	Jeffreys, Herndon, High-rise apartments or hotel, Monument Avenue at Hamilton, Richmond, Va., 1971 (proposed)
1,426	Jones Realty & Construction Corporation, Office building, Colonial Heights, Va., 1975
1,427	Justice, A.N., Office building, 2716 Monument Avenue, Richmond, Va., 1971
1,428	Justice, A.N., Willow Lawn site study, Richmond, Va., 1966
1,429	Kendrick, John, Multi-family housing, 811 W. Franklin Street, Richmond, 1935
1,430	King, William C., Residence, Ware Neck, Va., 1935 (proposed)
1,431	Kurtze, Clark, Residence, Kingsley Subdivision, 1983 (proposed)
1,432	Laskin Development Corp., Bethesda, Md. Hanover Crossing Apartments, Phase II, inspection reports, 1986–1988
1,433	Laskin Development Corp., Bethesda, Md., Hanover Crossing Apartments, Phase II, applications and certifications for payment, 1987–1988
1,434–1,436	Little Sisters of the Poor. St. Sophia Home, Floyd Avenue, Richmond, Va., alterations and addition, 1952–1956 (3 folders)
1,437	Loyal Order of Moose (LOOM), Dinwiddie Lodge, alterations, 1977
1,438	Lukard, Milton E., Multi-family housing, 916–922 North 5th Street, Richmond, Va., 1949 (for Colored residents)
1,439	Maret Development Corp, A&P Grocery store, Beaufort Mall, Chesterfield County, Va., 1975–1976. Financials only
1,440	Martin, B.H., Post office building, Westhampton, Richmond, Va., 1948
1,441	McKay, Neville, Lakeside Avenue Garden Apartments, 1962
1,442	Medical Specialists, Inc., Medical building, 3128 Grove Avenue, Richmond, Va., 1975 (proposed)
1,443	Milholland, Mari M., Residence, alterations and addition, 1968
1,444	Mocha Temple, Shrine No. 7, Lodge and clubhouse, 1973
1,445	Moody, Maizie, Residence, 1978 (proposed)
1,446	Mount Calvary Cemetery Association, Keeper’s house, 1933
1,447	Needham, C.C., Residence, Williamsburg, Va., 1955 (proposed)
1,448	NV Properties, Kingstowne Townhouse Apartments, Centreville, Va., 1985 (proposed)
1,449	Orginz, Stanley, Residence, alterations and addition, 1971
1,450	Pallone, Michael, Oldsmobile Agency, Broad Street and Parham Road, Henrico County, Va., 1971
1,451	Pauburne Inc./Paul Gordon Associates, Fontaine Apartments, Maury and 36th streets, Richmond, Va., 1963
1,452	Pauburne Inc./Paul Gordon Associates, Two-bedroom house, 1959
1,453	Paul Gordon Associates, Glenwood Avenue Apartments, Phase II, Glenwood Avenue at 35th Street, 1966
1,454	Paul Gordon Associates, Industrial Park, 1962 (proposed)
1,455	Paul Gordon Associates, Marina/Marine repair yard, Palmer, Va., 1990 (proposed)
1,456	Paul Gordon Associates, Office building (proposed), Imperial Tobacco building, 1965–1966
1,457	Paul Gordon Associates, Miscellaneous projects
1,458	Paul Gordon Associates, Small house plans
1,459	Peters, R.S., Apartment building, 3410 Park Avenue, Richmond, Va., 1957 (proposed)
1,460	Raab & Co., Realtors, Store building, 401 E. Grace Street [to house Mosmiller’s Florist], 1942
1,461	Ram Construction Company, Pocoshock Creek Townhouses, 1969
1,462	Rees, Ted, Office building, Augusta Avenue at Willow Lawn Drive, 1960 (proposed)
1,463	Richmond (Va.). School Board, various projects
1,464	Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac Railroad Company, Broad Street Station conversion, 1974 [proposed]
1,465–1,476	Richmond Plaza Associates, Richmond Plaza office building, 111 South 6th Street, Richmond, Va. (11 folders)
1,477	Richmond Waterfront Terminals, Inc., Saginaw Milling Company building, 1934
1,478	Ross, Tom, Conference center/hotel, Columbia, S.C., 1967
1,479	Royall’s Inc., Ramada Inn, 5050 Midlothian Turnpike, Richmond, Va., 1974
1,480	Rucker & Richardson, Office building, 417 Libbie Avenue, alterations and addition, 1977
1,481	Sandston Realty & Mortgage Corp., Housing project, Sandston, Va., 1933
1,482	Sears/Don Savage, Sears Service Center, Hopewell, Va., 1965
1,483	Security Federal Savings & Loan, 1963 (proposed)
1,484	Sharon Baptist Church, Central Garage, Va., Church building, alterations and addition, 1965 (proposed)
1,485	Siegal, Leon, Apartments, Stuart Avenue at Nansemond, Richmond, Va., 1967 (proposed)
1,486	Siegal, Leon, Ridge Road Apartments, Henrico County, Va., 1971
1,487	Simon Real Estate Corporation/Morton L. Wallerstein, Townhouse Apartment Community, Fairfield and Ford avenues and Mechanicsville Turnpike, 1968–1973 (proposed)
1,488	Sinnott & Son, PC, Office remodel, 112 East Cary Street, Richmond, Va., 1977
1,489	Sinnott, Edward F., Jr., 21 Clarke Road, alterations, addition and repairs, 1981–1983
1,490	Sinnott, Edward F., Lawn Equipment Shed, 7239 Lookout Drive, Chesterfield County, Va., 1960
1,491–1,498	Sisters of Mercy, Walsingham Academy, James City County, Va. (8 folders)
1,499	Sisters of Verona, Shrine, 1956 (proposed)
1,500	Smith, William H., Jr., U.S.P.O. building, Charlotte Court House, Va., 1940 (proposed)
1,501	Snellings, T.J., Residence, 1954 (proposed)
1,502	Somers M. Wilton, Inc., Maaco Auto Paint Center, 1976–1977
1,503	Somers M. Wilton, Inc., Office building, Landmark Road, Henrico County, Va. (proposed)
1,504	Somma, B.N., Post office building, Sandston, Va., 1957 (proposed)
1,505–1,518	Southern Aid Society of Virginia, Office and store building, 212 E. Clay Street, Richmond, Va., 1929–1932 (10 folders)
1,519	Southland Properties, Chamberlayne Avenue Apartments, Richmond, Va., 1974
1,520–1,523	St. Mary’s Hospital, Richmond, Va.,1962 (3 folders)
1,524	State Farm Insurance, Richmond Service Center
1,525	Stein, A.L., Bellwood Terrace Apartments, Richmond, Va., 1971
1,526	Stern, Henry, Office building, Broad at Maywill, Richmond, Va., 1971
1,527	Stettinius, Joseph, residence, “Pleasant Green,” Lee, Va., 1958 (proposed)
1,528	Stout, William H., MD, Tidewater Tower Apartments, Hopewell, Va., 1964–1965
1,529	Streat, John T., Residence, 9300 University Boulevard, Richmond, Va., alt and add, 1957
1,530	Suffolk Packing Company, Store, proposed alterations to, 1970
1,531	Sunnybrook Enterprises, Bristol, Tenn., various projects
1,532	Tarry & Watson, Four-unit Apartment Building, Oxford, N.C., 1961
1,533	Thomas, George D., Post Office building, Bellevue Station, Richmond, Va., 1959 (proposed)
1,534	Tompkins, W.F., Residence, “White Plains,” Hanover County, Va., alt. and add., 1941 (proposed)
1,535	Virginia Employment Commission, Charlottesville, Va., Office building, 1977 (proposed)
1,536	Virginia Employment Commission, Richmond, Va., Space Allocation Study, 1976
1,537	Virginia State Fair Association, Cattle Shelter, 1938
1,538	Waddill Estate/Doyle & Russell, Multi-family Housing, Monument Avenue at Malvern, Richmond, Va., 1940 (proposed)
1,539	Ware, A.H., Robinson Street Apartments, 1976
1,540	Ware, Macon, Residence, “Bellevue,” alterations and addition, 1941
1,541	Watlington, James E., Residence, 5903 Lowry Street, Richmond, Va., 1966; addition, 1994
1,542	Wienstine, Marcus, Tuckahoe Park Housing (proposed)
1,543	Wilton, F. Richard, Office and warehouse, 1974 (proposed)
1,544	WSSV Broadcasting, Petersburg, Va., Television studio, 1953 (proposed)
1,545	Zedd, Morton, Manchester Lake Apartments, 1967–1968

Series 3. Drawings and plans, 1920–1998 (bulk 1920–1987).

The arrangement of this series mirrors that of Series 2, with Series 3.1. containing plans for the period 1920–1942, numbered sequentially; Series 3.2. containing plans for the period 1945–1990, consisting of a sequential number and two digit year in combination; and Series 3.3. containing unnumbered plans, arranged alphabetically by client. There are some drawings for which there are no project files. These are indicated with an *.

Researchers should also remember that prior to receipt in 2002 these materials were not stored under the best of circumstances, and had suffered from water and insect damage over a number of years. Those files deemed too damaged were not transferred, and additional damaged materials were weeded during processing. Therefore, not every Sinnott project is represented in this inventory.

Series 3.1. Drawings and plans, 1920–1942.

Roll Box 1	C 101–A	Cobb, B.C., Residence (Sinnott & Lyle Swiger)
	C 102–A	Office building, 1935 (Sinnott & Lyle Swiger)
	C169	Bruce, R.H., Residence & Garage, 1920
	C183	Sandston Realty & Mortgage Corp., Housing project, 1933
	C317A	Law offices, 1922, alt., (Hartsook)
	C403	Coleman, D.J., Mrs., Residence, alt. & add., 1923
	C405	Monte Maria Academy, School building, 1923 (also includes C113A)
	C408	Rollo, Gordon, Movie theater, 1923–24
	C413	Laurel Presbyterian Church, Church building, 1923
	C431	Kastelberg, William F., Residence (See 002:47)
	C435	Puller, Ordway, Residence, 1925
Roll Box 2	C436(a)	Mizpah Presbyterian Church, Church building & school, 1925
	C436(b)	Church Hill Vehicle Company, Building
	C437	Kline, S.Q., Factory building, 1925
	C439	Bruce, Fisher W., Residence
	C443	A. Meyers & Son, Warehouse, 1935 (proposed), (also includes C615)
	C446	Daffron, A.J., Jr., Residence, alt. & add., 1926
	C456	Tobacco Foil Co., Factory building
Roll Box 3	C459	Epiphany Episcopal Church, School building, 1927 (Hartsook)
	C462	First Christian Church, Church building
	C465	Oakland Methodist Episcopal Church, Church building, 1927
	C467	Parkview Baptist Church, Church building
	C481	Bayler, C. A., Jr., Mr./Mrs., Residence
	C487	Caravati, Charles D., MD, Residence, alt. & add., 1929
Roll Box 4	C489	Hanover County (Va.). School Board, Montpelier School
	C493	Rearrangement of Woodmont section, Midlothian dist. 503 Hanover County (Va.). School Board, Ashland District School building (See 013:47)
	C505	Barton Heights M.E. Church, South, Church building, 1930
	C506	Yorktown Ice & Storage, Store building, 1930
	C507	Rawlings Motor Co., Shop building, 1931
	C508 B	Southern Aid Society, Sarah Jones Memorial Hospital, 1932
	C510(a)	Hanover County (Va.). School Board, Doswell School
	C512(a)	Sigma Nu Fraternity, William & Mary, Chapter House, 1933
Roll Box 5	C512(b)	Hanover County (Va.). School Board, Ashland District School building, 1934
	C513	Building, 1933
	C515(a)	Henrico County (Va.), Repair & storage depot
	C515(b)	Saunders, Jas. A., Residence
	C517	Rex Motion Picture Theatre, Movie theater, 1935
	C518(a)	Hanover County (Va.). School Board, Atlee School Group, 1935
	C518(b)	Brookland Theatres, Inc., Park Theater
	C525	Goode, W. Taylor, Residence, alt. & add.
	C526	King, M.C., Residence, 1935
	C527	Long, A.T., Residence
Roll Box 6	C528	Haynes Jarvis Shoe Co., Haynes Jarvis Shoe Co., alt., 1935
	C530	Yorktown Ice & Storage, Store building, 1936
	C531	Meyers, Morton, Residence, 1936
	C532	Dugan, Edward M., Residence
	C534	Gumenick, N.S., Residence
	C535	Richmond Sand & Gravel Corp., Office building, 1936
	C536	Scherer, Charles, Residence, plans A-100 & A-101
	C536(a)	Newman, A.G., Residence
	C536(b)	Hutzler & Carr, Inc., Character Home, The 1936
	C536(c)	Seward, W.R., Residence, 1936
	C537	Gray, Horace A, Residence
	C538	Gould, J. B., Residence, 1936
	C539	Bowen, Ernest, Mr./Mrs., Residence, 1936
Roll Box 7	C540(a)	Brookland Theatre, 1936
	C540(b)	Lichtman Theatres, Walker Theatre, 1936
	C541	Streat, Henry J., Residence, Summer, 1936
	C542	Taylor, G. W. M., Garage, 1936
	C543	Epes, W.G., Residence
	C544	Frank A. Bliley Co., Funeral home & Garage
	C545	Residence, A-1
	C546	Ireton, Ann & Mary, Apartment building
	C547	Bouren, J.B., Residence, 1937, 1947, 1958
	C548	Residence, alt.
	C549	Residence, A-11
	C550	Kaup, Felix F., Apartment building, 1930s (ca.), alterations
Roll Box 8	C551	Somma, Charles A., Henrico Theatre, 1938
	C552	Loftin, L.M., Colony Inn, alt. & add., 1937
	C553	Write, James, Mr./Mrs., Residence, 1937
	C554	Little Sisters of the Poor, St. Sophia's Home, Passenger elevator, 1937
	C555	Camp, J. L., Jr., Residence, add., 1937
	C556	Laburnum Construction Corp., Residence, West Ginter Park, No 1B
	C557	Laburnum Construction Corp., Residence, West Ginter Park, 1 GP
	C558	Laburnum Construction Corp., Residence, West Ginter Park, 2 GP
	C559	St. Augustine Catholic Church, Rectory, 1938
	C560	Laburnum Construction Corp., Residence, West Ginter Park, 3 GP
	C561	Diocese of Virginia, Catholic Chapel, 1938
	C562A (a)	Kemper, Frere (Mrs.), Residence, 1938
	C562A (b)	Sinnott, Edward F., Residence, 1938
Roll Box 9	C563	Doar, E.M., Jr., Residence, 1938
	C564	Rawls, S.W., Mrs., Residence, alt. & add.
	C566	Felthaus, A.H., Residence, alt. & add.
	C567	Henrico County (Va.), County courthouse, add. & alt., 1938
	C568	Smart, Thelma, Mrs., Residence, 1938
	C569	Hardware store, alt., 1938
	C570	Residence, alt. & add., 1938
	C571	Rose & Lafoon, Inc., Building, alt.
	C572	PWA project, Municipal buildings, 1938
	C574	Page Theater Inc., Page Theatre [motion picture], 1939
Roll Box 10	C576	Daw Theatres, Inc., Movie theater, 1938
	C577	Graeter, George C., Residence
	C578	Godfrey, W.E., Mr./Mrs, Residence, add.
	C579	Residence, 1938
	C580	Morrison, G.E., Mr./Mrs., Residence (proposed)
	C581	Sacred Heart Church, Vault addition, 1939
	C583	J.R. Watkins Co., Office building
	C585	Gem Laundry, Laundry and dry cleaners, 1939
	C586	Heath,, Residence
	C587	Bialkowski, Augie, Residence (proposed), 1939
	C588	Crump, J.C., Residence, 1939
	C589	Stover, S.M., Residence, 1939
	C590	Lehman, Residence, 1939
	C591	Pitts, Ben, Bowling Alley
Roll Box 11	C592	FHA Project. No. 051-00044, Forest Hill Apartments, 1939
	C593	Roth Pitts Corporation, Movie theater
	C594	Corley Co., Inc., Post office building, "Central Station"
	C595	Meyer, Emma, Residence, 1939
	C596	Building, alt. & add.
	C597	J.T. Nuckols Estate, Post office building, Stewart Station, 1939
	C598	Flowers School Equipment Co., Office building and warehouse
	C599	York Supply Co., York Storage & Ice, 1939
	C600	Dabney, Hugh, Residence
Roll Box 12	C601(a)	Franklin Federal Savings & Loan, Bank building, 1940–1941
	C601(b)	First Federal Savings & Loan Assoc. of Hopewell, Bank building, 1941
	C604	Oblate Fathers, Church & Rectory, 1940
	C605	Sinnott, Edward F., Jr., Residence
	C606	Massaponax Sand & Gravel Corp., Office building, 1940
	C607	Lichtman Theatres, Walker Theater, alt?, 1940
	C608	Duntreath, Residence
	C609	Strietmann Biscuit Co., Warehouse, 1940
Roll Box 13	C610	Joseph W. Bliley Co./ Rupert H. and Paul S. Bliley, Funeral home, alt., 1940–1941
	C612	Perkins, Malcolm W., Mr./Mrs.., Crozet House, alt., 1940
	C614	J.T. Nuckols Estate, Post office building, East End substation, 1940
	C615	Commercial property, 1940 (See C443)
	C616	Perrin, Lannie, Residence
	C618	Service center (Proposed)
	C619	Jones & Robins, Inc., Westwood house plans
	C620	Jones & Robins, Inc., Dundee Ave., House plan
14	C622	Gray, Horace A., Store building, Roses
	C623	Henrico County (Va.), Fire Department building, 1941
	C625	Beth El Congregation, Synagogue, 1941
	C626	Atlantic Paint & Varnish Co., Office and warehouse, 1941
	C627	Federal Builders, Inc., Parking lot office
	C628	Nunnally, Residence, 1941
	C629	Mooers, E. H., Residence, “Melville," 1941
15	C631	Virginia State Fair Association, Open Air Stage, 1941
	C632 A	Commercial building, 1942
	C633	St. Patrick’s' Catholic Church, Rectory, proposed alt., 1941
	C634	Waverly Methodist Church, Church building, 1941
	C636	Meyers, Morton, Store building; conversion to Miles Shoes store
	C637	United Service Organization for National Defense, Inc., U.S.O. Building/McGill Catholic Union, 1942

Series 3.2. Drawings and plans, 1945–1990.

Roll Box 16	001:46	Marlbank, The, Farmhouse & office restoration, O'Hara, L.R.
	001:47	Service station, Steele, J.H.
	001:48	Office and warehouse, Rosemary Manufacturing Company
	002:45	Residence, 1945 (multiple plans), Carreras, Louis
	002:46	Mooers Field (Richmond Colts), Mooers, E. H.
	002:47	Residence (includes C431 plans), Kastelberg, William F.
	002:48	Southside Brickworks, Inc., 1948, Southside Brickworks, Inc.
	003:46	House plans, Financial Service Corp
	003:47	Jack Davis Auto Sales, Davis, Jack
	003:48	Blake Realty Co., Blake Realty Co.
	004:46	House plans, Financial Service Corp
	004:47	Shop building, 1947, Service Machine & Welding Co.
	004:48	Hanover County Training School, Hanover County (Va.). School Board
	005:46	House plans, Financial Service Corp
	005:47	Office building, State Loan Co.
	005:48	Residence (See also 005:58 A), Rosenbaum, Abe
	005:48 A	Residence, Garage & Servants Quarters (See also 005:58 A), Rosenbaum, Abe
	006:46	House plans, Financial Service Corp
	006:48	School building, alt. & add., St. Benedict's School
	007:46	Residence, 1946, Warranch, Eldridge, Mr./Mrs.
	007:48	Church building, 1948, add., St. Elizabeth's Catholic Church
	008:46	Residence, Neilsen, Ned
	008:47	Residence, Summer, alt. & add., Baum, Alvin J., Sr., Mr./Mrs.
	008:48	County office building, Hanover County (Va.)
	009:46 (a)	St. Sophia's Home, 1948, Little Sisters of the Poor
	009:46 (b)	Residence, Atkins, C.C., Mr./Mrs.
	009:47	Club house, Tappahannock Yacht Club
Roll Box 17	009:48	St. Sophia's Home, Little Sisters of the Poor
	010:47	Church building, 1947, alt. & add., St. Peter's Church
	010:48	Residence, Bliley, Joseph W., Jr.
	011:47	Store buildings, 1945–1947, Bareford, N. W.
	011:48	Residence, Baronian, Nick
	012:47	Church building, 1947, Rappahannock Christian Church
	012:48	Warehouse, includes 1922 Hartsook plans, Tomlinson Co., Inc.
	013:46	Residence, Forrer, J.J.
	013:47	Ashland District School building (includes C503), Hanover County (Va.). School Board
	013:49	Garage, 1949, Williams, Donald D.
	014:47	Store building, 1947, Yorktown Ice & Storage
	015:49	Social hall & school, 1949 & 1956, St. John’s Catholic Church
	016:46	Stores buildings, alt., includes 1934 plans, Greenburg, Sam
	016:49	Residence, Gibson, Ross R., Mr./Mrs.
	017:46	Store building, 1946, Yorktown Ice & Storage
	017:49	Theatre building, Caroline Theatre, Inc.
	018:46	Building, alt., Heiker, F. H.
	018:50	Memorial Gymnasium, Benedictine High School
	019:46	Office and warehouse, Tomlinson Co., Inc.
	019:50	School building, St. Elizabeth's Catholic Church
	020:50	Residence, Taylor, William G.
	022:50	County courthouse, Clerk's Office, Hanover County (Va.)
	023:50	King William County Training School (black), King William County (Va.). School Board
Roll Box 18	024:50	Residence, Cella, Joseph J.
	025:50	Residence, Kluck, Joseph
	026:50	Residence, "Oakland," 1952, Ferguson, Everett James
	027:50	Residence (multiple plans), Rawlings, W.G.
	028.50	C. T. Smith School, Caroline County (Va.). School Board
	029.50	Lawn Hotel, Mahone, Bernard
	031:50	Funeral home, alt., 1950, Joseph W. Bliley Co.
	032:50	Bank building, 1950, First Federal Savings & Loan
	033:50	Office and warehouse, alt. & add., Flowers School Equipment Co.
	035:51	Convent building, Sacred Heart Convent
	037:51	Office building, Long Manufacturing Company
Roll Box 19	038:51	Headquarters (aka Dabbs House), Henrico County (Va.). Police Dept.
	039:51	Residence, Summer,
	040:52	St. Augustine Catholic Church, Diocese of Virginia
	042:52	Indian View School, 1952, King William County (Va.). School Board
	043:52	Broyhill's Auto Sales & Service, Broyhill, Ray
	044.52	Residence, Long, John A.
	045:52	Westbury Estates
	047:52	Office building and factory, alt. & add., 1952, Dietz Printing Co.
	049:52	Restaurant & confectionary, Sodini, Sam, Mr./Mrs.
	050:53	Residence, Gemmel
	051:53	Residence, Bourne, J.B
	052:53	Residence, Novack, John
	054:53	School building, St. Paul's Parochial School
	055:53	Residence, Katz, B.S.
	056:53	Office building, Penley, A. J.
	058:54	Residence, “Wayland”, Cash, Carl L.
	059:54	Office building, Franklin Federal Savings & Loan
Roll Box 20	060:54	Residence, Proctor, Alfred R.
	063:54	Residence, Bliley, Rupert H.
	065:54	Factory building, 1954, Ninth & Ingram Corporation
	066:54	Church building, 1954, Our Lady of Lourdes
	067:55	Residence, McGinniss, F.B.
	068:55	School building, St. Gertrude's School
	069:55	Residence, Summer, Long, A.T.
	070:56	Residence, Tate, A.E.
	071:56	Church building, 1956, New Bethesda Church
	072:100	Residence, Fegan, Al
	073:56 (a)	Residence, Hatcher, James
	073:56 (b)	Residence, Sands, M.E. Mr./Mrs.
	075:56	Bon Air Terrace Apartments,
	076:56	Residence, Coleman, E.C.
	079:56	Residence, Whitby, James F.
	080:57	Residence, Larus, John B.
Roll Box 21	081:57	Residence, Bazile, Leon M. ?
	082:56	Residence, Schapiro
	083:56	Residence, Craig Neil Corp.
	084:57	Manufacturing plant & office, Southern Special Product Corp.
	085:56	Bon Wood, The, Tri-level, Pauburne, Inc.
	086:57	Residence, Gordon, Paul, Mr./Mrs.
	088:57	Residence, Pruitt, C.C.
	091:57	Park Avenue Apartments,
	092:58	Warehouse (proposed), Paul Gordon Assoc.
	093:58	Residence, "Retreat", West, Reed I.
	094:58	Rectory, St. Mary's Church
	095:58	Residence, Long, Jack
	096:58	Medical offices, 1958, Tarry & Watson
	097:58	St. Sophia's Home, Little Sisters of the Poor
	098:58	Bantam, The, house plan, Paul Gordon Assoc.
	099:58	Yorktown & Newman house plan, Paul Gordon Assoc.
	100:58	Honeymooner, The, house plans, Paul Gordon Assoc.
	101:58	Banner, The, house plan, Paul Gordon Assoc.
	102:58 (a)	Marshall & 7th Street parking garage,
	102:58 (b)	Three bedroom house plan, Paul Gordon Assoc.
	103:58	Residence, Wigington, Joe
Roll Box 22	104:58	Medical offices, Pauburne, Inc.
	105:59	Hallmark, The, house plans, Paul Gordon Assoc.
	106:59	Granada, The, house plans, Paul Gordon Assoc.
	107:59	Medical offices, 1969, C.L.M. Corp.
	108:59	Medical offices, 1959, Paul Gordon Assoc.?
	109:59	Residence, Rebman, III, Dr./Mrs.
	110:59	Laundry and dry cleaners, 1959, Eclipse Laundry & Dry Cleaners
	112:59	Residence, Spanier, Arnold
	113:59	Spotless Store for Azalea Ave Shopping Center, Jones & Robins, Inc.
	114:59	Hechler Village, Blake Building & Development Corp.
	116:59	Duplex dwellings, 1959, Paul Gordon Assoc.
	117:59	Residence, Arones, Harold
Roll Box 23	118:60	Chapel & school, St. Edward's Catholic Parish
	118a:63	Cafeteria & classroom addition, St. Edward's Catholic Parish
	120:60	Office building, Byrd Corp.
	122:60	Residence, "Green Acres", Levinson, Jacob, Dr./Mrs.
	123:60	Dunn's Restaurant,
	125:60	Residence, West, Reed I.
	126:60	Medical offices, 1960, Domor Corp.
	127:60	St. Sophia's Home, Little Sisters of the Poor
	128:60	Manse, Sandston Presbyterian Church
	129:60	Medical offices, Franklin & Schmitt, Drs.
	130:60	3800 Medical Building, Jones & Robins, Inc.
Roll Box 24	132:60	Hampshire Place Apartments, Paul Gordon Assoc.
	133:61	Office building, Royal Construction Co.
	134:61	DeJarnette Sanitarium, Perry Building, Va. Dept. of Mental Health & Hygiene
	135:61	Allied Animal Hospital, Barker, William Kerr
	138:62	Residence, Watson, John W.
	139:62	Medical offices, 1962 [See also 233:70], Tonley Corp.
	140:62	Ashley Terrace Garden Apartments, Rocks, Ralph D. & Merhige, Robert R., Jr.
Roll Box 25	141:62	Lexington Tower Apartments/Condominiums, Paul Gordon Assoc.
	142:62	(Roll 1 of 2) Multi-family housing, Paul Gordon Assoc.
	142:62	(Roll 2 of 2) Multi-family housing, Paul Gordon Assoc.
	143:63	Three Chopt Apartments, Phase II, Three Chopt Company
	144:63	Grace Medical Village (Includes 144b3:63), Duggins, Stuart C.
	144b:63	Grace Medical Village, Building B, 1987 (See 144:63), Duggins, Stuart C.
	145:62	Staples Mill Apartments
Roll Box 26	146:63	South Roanoke Village Phase I, South Roanoke Apartment Corp.
	146a:66	South Roanoke Village Phase II (See 146:63), South Roanoke Apartment Corp.
	147:63	Monument Avenue Dental & Medical Buildings,
	148:63	Executive Motor Hotel, dining room alt.,
	149:64	Multi-family housing, Paul Gordon Assoc.
	150.64	Multi-family housing, 1972, 31-unit (proposed), Paul Gordon Assoc.
	151:64	Glennwood Townhouses, Fairfield Development
	152:64	Ritenhouse Square Apartments, Paul Gordon Assoc.
	153:64	Patrick Henry Theater, Attucks Amusement Corp
	154:64	Residence, King, Michael C.
	155:64	Cool Lane Housing, Jones & Robins, Inc.
	156:64	Residence, add., Moore, T. Justin
Roll Box 27	157:64	Virginia Plaza, INVA Building, Wagdan Assoc.
	158:64	Baronian Office Building No. 1, Baronian & Sons, Inc.
	159:64	North Hills Terrace Apartments, Associated Properties, Inc.
	160:64	DeJarnette Sanitarium, addition to, Va. Dept. of Mental Hygiene and Hospitals
	161:64	Apartment building, 1964, Savage, Joseph
	162:64	Virginia Plaza Office Building, Wagdan Assoc.
	163:64	Maintenance building, Mount Calvary Cemetery Assoc.
Roll Box 28	164:64	Fairfield Veterinary Hospital, Rowe, Eugene, Dr.
	165:64	Williamsburg Garden Apartments, 1965, Cabell Associates/Chinnis-Huneycutt
	166:64	Residence, Bruce, James
	167:64	Bellemeade Apartments, Paul Gordon Assoc.
	168:64	Church of the Little Flower/St. Therese, Church of the Little Flower
	169:64	Multi-family housing, Cobb, B.C.
	170:64	Maymont Village Apartments, Paul Gordon Assoc.
	171:65	Stonewall Court Apartments, Paul Gordon Assoc.
	172:65	Meadow Avenue Townhouses, Vaden, Donald
	173:65	Residence, alt. & add., Brizzolari, Letitia
Roll Box 29	174:65	Windsor Office Building, Berry, Raymond L.
	175:65	Stony Brook Shopping Center, O.B. Taylor Zepkin & Assoc.
	177:65	Duke Street Townhouse Apartments, 1965, Stern & Arenstein
	178:65	Medical offices, 1965, Johnson & Crowder
	179:65	Office building, Bottled Gas Corp. of Virginia
	180:65	Sharon Townhouse Apartments, Downing Associates
	181:65	Fitzhugh Plaza Office layout, Reynolds Metals Company
	182:65	Lakeview Terrace Apartments, Phase II includes Hyland & Highfill Ph I plans, Cabell Associates
	182A:71	Lakeview Terrace Apartments, Phase III, Cabell Associates
Roll Box 30	183:65	Baronian Office Building, Baronian & Sons, Inc.
	184:65	Apartment building, 1965, Talley, C.O.
	185:65	Office building (Cromer Building), Cromer, Ira P.
	187:65	Sheraton-Fredericksburg Motor Inn (187:65 A included), Shannon, Sidney L., Jr.
	188:65	Western Auto Sales & Service, Western Auto
	188:69	Warehouse add., Graybar Electric Company, Inc.
Roll Box 31	189:69	Country Hearth Restaurant, Ross, Tom
	190:66	Bank building, Hanover branch (Includes 190c:66), State Planters Bank
	190c:66	Bank building, 1985, alt. (See 190:60), United Virginia Bank
	191:66	Portsmouth high-rise apartment buildings, 1965, Paul Gordon Assoc.
	192:66	Office building, English, Louis E.
	193:66	Parking lot, Va. Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
	194:66	Office building (proposed), Fleet, Douglas
	195:66	Office building, Meyers, Sidney
	196:66	Senior Center alt. & adds., Senior Center of Richmond, Inc.
	197:66	Hamilton Medical Building, Hamilton Medical Building Assoc.
Roll Box 32	198:66	Brook Hill Townhouses, Zedd, Morton/Random Corp.
	200:67	Marboro Hills Apartments, Levinson, Jay
	201:56	Residence, Burnett, S.B.
	201:67	Townhouse apartments, Phases I & II, with drainage plans for phase III, includes 067:16, Chippenham Village, Inc.
	202:67	Town & Terrace Apartments, Clayman, Jake
	203:67	Residence, Meyers, Sidney
	204:67	Trimmer Apartments, Exeter Square, W.C. Trimmer, Inc.
	205:67	Crossroads East Townhouse Apartments, Bullington, Fred et al
	206:67	Office building, alt., Instructive Visiting Nurses' Assoc.
Roll Box 33	207:67	Office building, General Motors Acceptance Corp/Motor Insurance Corp
	208:67	Apartment building, 1967, American Motor Inns, Inc./Adolph Krisch
	209:67	Burger Queen, Bernstein, H.J.
	212:68	Woodmere Apartments, Cauthen-Parker, Inc.
Roll Box 34	215:68	Tuckahoe Animal Hospital, Nelson, G.
	216:68	Apartment building, 1968, Krumbein, Nathaniel
	217:68	Motor inn, 1968 (proposed), Le Grand Pre Corp
	218:68	UNIVAC Office
	219:69	Penny Logan Shoppers, Logan, Penny; Berry, Ray
	220:69	Arrow Wood Townhouses, Krisch, Adolph & Joel
Roll Box 35	221:69	Beauty Shop, Lawndale Shopping Center, Bernie Corporation, The
	222:69	Office building, Liberty Mutual
	223:69	Watchman's Office, Johns-Manville
	224:69	Medical offices, 1969, Rahal, Fred, M.D.
	226:69	Office building, Va. Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
	227:69	Wine & Cheese Shop, Wells, A. O.
	228:69	Chateau Riviere Apartments, Hamlett Company
	229:69	Courtesy Motors, Paint Shop, Ford Motor Co., Dearborn, Mich.
Roll Box 36	230:70	Fairfield Village, 1976–1978, Paul Gordon Assoc.
	231:70	Three Chopt West Phase II, Stern & Arenstein
	232:70	Fairfield Veterinary Hospital, addition to, Rowe, Eugene, Dr.
	233:70	Medical offices, 1970, add., Tonley Corp.
	234:70	Office building, Richmond Board of Realtors
	235:70	Self-service store/prototype, Va. Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
	236:70	Firehouse addition, 1970, Crewe (Va.).
	237:70	C. & P. Telephone Building, C. & P. Telephone Company
Roll Box 37	238:70	Office building, Continental Insurance Company
	239:70	Office building, alt. & add., 2015 Corp, The
	240:70	Apartment building, 1970, Paul Gordon Assoc.
	241:71	Residence, Bates, J. W., Jr., Mr./Mrs
	242:71	Apartment building, 1971, James Long Construction Corporation
	244:71	Sussex Square Apartments, Paul Gordon Assoc./Tom Daniel
	245:71	Law offices, alt. to, 1971, Cole, Wells & Bradshaw
	246:71	Crystal Tower Hotel, Hamlett Company
	247:71	Residence, Valentine, E. Massie
	248:71	Residence, Brizzolari, Letitia
Roll Box 38	249:72	Fairlawn Garden Apartments, 1972, Bernstein, H.J.
	250:72	Westwood Heights Corporation, Orginz, Stanley
	251:72	Ice Rink, Richmond Sports International
	251:73	Roadway Inn & Restaurant (See 257:73), Baronian & Baronian Development Corp.
	252:72	Chester Shoppes, Alexander, Alex
	253:72	Office Building, Combined Insurance Co. of America
	254:72	Office building, Prudential Insurance
Roll Box 40	258:73	Southview Apartments, 117 Investment Corporation
	259:73	Bank building, includes 1929 plans, Central National Bank
	261:73	Office Park (Proposed) West Broad Park, Joyner & Co.
Roll Box 41	262:73	Parham 64 Office Park, Phase I, Maypar Assoc.
	263:73	Office building, Parham Associates
	264:73	Security Mini Storage Phase I, Weil, H.C. "Chuck"
	265:73	Law offices, 1973, Elmore & Parker
	266:73	Offices, alt. to, Paul Gordon Assoc.
Roll Box 42	267:74	Office building (proposed), Virginia Association of Electric Cooperatives
	269:74	Office bld. and bank, proposed (includes 73:115), Orginz, Stanley
	270:74	Staples Mill Office Park, Somers M. Wilton, Inc.
	271:74	Computer center, renovations of, Central National Bank
	272:74	Bank building, Mercury Boulevard & Orcutt Avenue Branch, First National Bank
	273:74	Bank building, Libbie Avenue & Grove branch, 1975, Central National Bank
	274:74	Bank building, Broad & Grace Branch, alterations, Central National Bank
Roll Box 43	275:74	Petersburg Animal Hospital, Bird, Carl D., Wingfield, Billy H., et al.
	276:75	Arby's Restaurant (proposed), Arby's - The Restaurant Co.
	277:75	Bank building, Broad Street Branch, (Includes 277:75c), Investors Savings & Loan
	279:75	Arby's Restaurant, add. & alt., Arby's - The Restaurant Co.
	280:75	Burger Chef, Regency Square Shopping Center, Hamburgers, Inc.
	281:75	O'Briensteins's Restaurant, Regency Sq. Mall, Ripp & Harr
	282:76	Traveler’s Building, Investors Savings & Loan
	283:76	Apartment building, 1976 [SEE Ware, A.H.], Gloucester Corporation
Roll Box 44	284:76	Residence, alt., Valentine, E. Massie
	285:76	Bank building, McGuire Circle Branch, alt. & add., Central National Bank
	287:76	Alderman & Ivy Branch, Charlottesville, Investors Savings & Loan
	289:76	Sandburne Park Residential Community, Paul Gordon Assoc./Mark Gordon Properties
	290:77	Bank building, Janke Road branch (includes a,b,c plans), Investors Savings & Loan
	291:77	Office building (revision of 277:75), Investors Savings & Loan
Roll Box 45	292b:77	Woolard Medical Building, Woolard, Marion, MD
	293:77	Shop building, alt. & add.., Old Dominion Porsche-Audi
	294:77	Office building, ca. 1977 (proposed),
	295:77	Derbyshire Apartments, Orginz, Stanley
	297:77	Security Mini Storage, Weil, H.C. "Chuck"
Roll Box 46	298:77	Regency Riverside Inn, Riverside Properties, Inc.
	299:77	Store building, Nite World
Roll Box 47	300:77 (a)	Gayton Crossing Phase I, Gayton Crossing Partnership
	300:77 (b)	Bank building, Investors Savings & Loan, Gayton Crossing, Gayton Crossing Partnership
	300:77 (c)	Safeway Grocery Store, Gayton Crossing, Gayton Crossing Partnership
	300:77 (d)	Virginia National Bank, Gayton Crossing, Gayton Crossing Partnership
	301:77	Fountain Square Shoppers World
	303:77	Colonial Corner Shopping Center, Hopewell Assoc.
Roll Box 48	304:78 (a)	Arby's Restaurant, add. & alt., Arby's - The Restaurant Co.
	304:78 (b)	Security Mini Storage Phase II, Weil, H.C. "Chuck"
	305:78	Arby's Restaurant, The Restaurant Co.
	306:78	Sandston Woods Apartments [Includes 77:30], Sandston Woods, Inc.
	307:78	Yonan Building, alt. & add., Yonan, Rufus
	308:78	Arby's Restaurant, Manchester, Inc.
	309:78	Residence, single family,
	310:78	Filer Ford Auto Dealer, 1978, Filer, Edwin E.
	311:78	Parking deck, Belvidere Corporation
Roll Box 49	312:78	Athletic facility, Commonwealth Club
	313:78	Kilmarnock Condominiums, Goodloe Wagner Enterprises
	314:79	Burton Woods Apartments, Phase II, Chinnis, Carter C.
	315:79	Sandston Woods Apartments (See also 306:78), Sandston Woods, Inc.
	316:79	Church building, 1979, First Baptist Church
	316:79 (a)	Gayton Crossing Phase II (gen. & misc. plans), Gayton Crossing Partnership
Roll Box 50	316:79 (b)	Bank of Virginia, Gayton Crossing, Gayton Crossing Partnership
	316:79 (c)	Jos. A. Bank, Gayton Crossing, Gayton Crossing Partnership
	316:79 (d)	S&C Clothing Store, Gayton Crossing, Gayton Crossing Partnership
	316:79 (e)	Ukrop's Grocery Store, Gayton Crossing, Gayton Crossing Partnership
	316:79 (f)	Wine & Cheese Shop, Gayton Crossing, Gayton Crossing Partnership
	317:80	Arby's Restaurant, Southport, Inc.
Roll Box 51	318:80	Twin Horse Place Office Complex (Includes 318a:80), Teamsters Joint Council No. 83
	318a:80	Twin Horse Place Office Complex (SEE 318:80), Teamsters Joint Council No. 83
	319:80	Alderman & Ivy Branch, Charlottesville, alt. & add, Investors Savings & Loan
	320:81	Office building, Southland Life Insurance
	321:81	Bank building, Market Square Branch bank, Investors Savings & Loan
	322:81	Residence, Kingsley subdivision, Gordon, Mark, Mr./Mrs.
	323:81	Office building, Mayland Professional Associates
Roll Box 52	324a–d:81	House plans, Kingsley subdivision, 1981, Paul Gordon Assoc.
	326:82	House plans, Farmers Home Administration
	327:82	St. Josephs Villa,
	328:82	St. Albans Townhouses, Ridge Road Development Co., Inc.
	329:83	Bank building, Milgraum Center Branch, Investors Savings & Loan
	330:83	Bank building, Harrisonburg branch, Investors Savings & Loan
	331:83	North Mason Street Branch bank, Investors Savings & Loan
	332:83	Bank building, Libbie Avenue & Grove branch, remote teller, Investors Savings & Loan
Roll Box 53	334:84	Residence, Waltham, Wayne A., Jr. Mr./Mrs.
	335:84	Bank building, Brook Road branch, Investors Savings & Loan
	336:84	Bank building, Mechanicsville Turnpike Branch, Investors Savings & Loan
	337:84	Bank building, Grove Avenue branch, Investors Savings & Loan
	338:85 a	Robersonville Duplex apartments, Cabell Associates
	338:85 b	Reedville Manor Phase I, Urbanna Assoc.
	339:85	Convent building, St. Bridget's Convent
	340:85	Duplex dwellings, 1985, Chinnis, Carter C.
Roll Box 54	341:85	Glenside Center, Glenside Associates
	342:85	Eight Street Parking Deck, Devon Group, Ltd.
	343:85	Residence, add., Parker, F. Byron, Mr./Mrs.
	344:85	Residence, McGraw, Walter J., Mr./Mrs.
	345:85	Residence, Williams, I.R., Jr., Mr./Mrs.
Roll Box 55	346:86	Office building, Paul Gordon Assoc.
	347:86	Willow Lawn Drive Branch bank, Investors Savings & Loan
Roll Box 56	348:86	One Franklin East, Paul Gordon Assoc.
	349:87	Residence, Moore, T. Justin
	350:87	Bank building, Main Street Center branch, Investors Savings & Loan
	351:87	Bank building, Bon Air Branch, Investors Savings Bank
	352:87	Townhouse community, W. 45th St/Bassett, Paul Gordon Assoc.
	353:90	Bank building, Lee-Davis Branch, Investors Savings & Loan

Series 3.3. Drawings and plans, Unnumbered.

Roll Box 57	A & P Company, Store building (proposed)
	A. H. Kootner & Co., Warehouse, 1951
	Adamson, S.P., Mr./Mrs., Residence, 1974
	Allstate Insurance Co., Office Building (proposed), 1965
	Atlantic Life Insurance, Office building, 1950 & 1956 alts.
	Bagley, John J., Mr./Mrs., Residence, add. (proposed)
	Barbidot Corp., Prince George Court Shopping Center, 1965–1966
	Barnette, A. F., Ellerson Farms, 1953, model homes for
	Barnette, A. F., West River Hills, 1952
	Baum, Alvin J., Jr., Residence
	Bernie Corporation, The, Motor inn, 1971 (proposed)
	Bernstein, Ernest, Residence (proposed), 1964
Roll Box 58	Bernstein, H.J., Franklin Street Medical Building, 1964–1965 (proposed)
	Bernstein, H.J., Lynda Lane Townhouses, 1969
	Betts, Arnold, Grace Street Nursing Home, 1963
	Bliley, Rupert H., Residence, Summer, add., 1949
	Boston, James F., Mr./Mrs., Residence, 1939 & 1946 (proposed)
	Bowling Alley, 1938
	Bryan, Stewart, Jr., Residence
	Butler, W.T., Jr., Mr./Mrs., Residence, Tool shed for, 1975
	Calvin, Earl, Residence, alt. & add., 1978
	Camp Chesapeake Corp., Offices, woodwork detail, 1938
	Camp Virginia, Canteen, 1940 (proposed)
	Camp Virginia, Lowe's Get-A-Way Cottage, 1971–1979
	Campbell, Taylor, Residence
	Capitol Hotel, Grace St. East & 8th
	Catholic Rectory, Williamsburg, Richmond Rd. and Bright St.
Roll Box 59	Causey, Beverley D. (Mr.), Residence, "Elsing Green"
	Century Plaza Corporation, House plans, 1975
	Charles Brown/Conway Estate, Ltd., Theme park, 1972–1974
	Cheatwood, R.J., Residence, alt. & add.
	Chi Phi Fraternity, Hampden-Sydney College, Chapter House, 1960
	Citizens Home Insurance Co., Office renovations, 1974
	Colman, Louis, Mr./Mrs., Residence (proposed), 1955
	Colonial National Historical Park, Golf Club House et al, 1940
	Constantine, Dave E., Post office building, 1939, former I. Miller Shoe Store
Roll Box 60	Corrie, George Bruce, Post office building, 1941 (proposed)
	Courtney, R.H., MD., Residence, alt. & add., 1934
	Cox, J.E., Mrs., Residence, Entrance detail, 1952
	Cumberland Farm, Employee dwelling, alt. & add., 1968
	Cutchins, J.A., Log cabin, 1920 (Hartsook)
	Daniels, Thomas, Office building (proposed), 1967
	Day Realty, Apartment building, 1974 (proposed)
	Devon Group, Ltd., Electric Building (see O.S. roll box 84)
	Dickerson, W.B., Building, alt. & add., 1948
	Diocese of Virginia, Middleburg Mission Church, 1958 (proposed)
	Diocese of Virginia, St. Anne's Catholic Church, 1960–61
	Dorsam, Paul and Linda, Ice Cream Parlour & Delicatessen, 1976
	Dr. Pepper Bottling Co., Office building (proposed), 1938
Roll Box 61	Eastern Shore Realty/H.J.Bernstein, Office Building, gen., 1970
	Evans, Nathan, DDS, Medical offices, 1966
	Exchange Place, Main St. East, no. 1309–1317
	F. Richmond Wilton Co., Office and warehouse, (proposed) 1974–75
	Faunteleroy, J.E.W., Residence
	Ferguson, Bruce, Residence, "Oakland," alt. & add.
	First & Merchants National Bank, Westland Shopping Center Branch, 1965–66
	First Baptist Church, Senior Center
	First National Bank, Bank building (plans by L.P. Hartsook)
	First National Bank of Yorktown, Bank building, Grafton branch, 1974
	Frank A. Bliley Co., Funeral home, 1952
Roll Box 62	George Wythe High School, Freedom Shrine at George Wythe High School
	Giovanni's Restaurant, Stratford Hills Shopping Center, Stratford Hills
	Greenbrier Associates/Charles Shifleet, River Birch Square Shopping Center, 1981 (proposed)
	Grove Ave., no. 3211, Apartment building, 1961 (33 units; proposed)
	Guzelian, Philip, Residence, alt.
	Hague Apartments, Brambleton Avenue
	Hanover Funeral Home, Funeral home
	Harris Cleaning, Laundry and dry cleaners, 1952
	Harrison & Bates, Office, renovation, 1966
	Harrison & Bates, Parking lot, 1970
	Harrison & Bates, Inc., Metropolitan Transportation Center, 1976
	Harrison, Robert R., Jr., Residence, Summer, 1975
	Hartley, G.S., MD, Apartment building, 1935
	Hatcher, Wirt, Residence, add.
Roll Box 63	Henrico County (Va.), County office building & parking, 1952
	Henrico County (Va.), Firehouse, proposed, 1939
	Heritage Building, Office Supply Store, Main St. East, no. 1001
	Hogan's Restaurant, Hogan's Restaurant, 1978, site lighting plan (& plans
	by different architect)
	Holiday Central Commissary, Inc., Master property plan, 1975
	Hood, Garland, Residence, alt., 1976
	Hooker, Raymond C., Residence, poolside guest house, 1966
	Hooker, Raymond C., Jr., Multi-family housing, 1965
Roll Box 64	Inman, John W., Residence, alt. & add., 1991
	Investors Savings & Loan, Bank building, Brandermill Branch, Vault addition
	Investors Savings & Loan, Three Chopt Road Branch bank, 1987
	Irby, E. Claiborne, Dr./Mrs., Residence
	J.L. Stinson, Inc., Eight Acres Residence
	Jackson, I.A., MD, Medical office/Clinic
	Jeffreys, Herndon P., Jr., Hotel/Apartment Complex (proposed)
Roll Box 65	Jeffreys, Herndon P., Jr. & Gayle, Jos. Y., Stuart Court Apartments,
	original plans by W.L. Bottomley, 1924, alt. by Sinnott, 1970
	Jewel Tea Inc., Office and warehouse
	Jones & Robins, Inc., House plans, Forest Hill
	Justice, A.N., Residence, 1966 & 1972
Roll Box 66	Kemp, Residence
	Kendrick, John, Residence, alts., 1935
	Kern, Harry, Builder, Woodstock Subdivision
	Knight, James, Medical offices, 1962
	L. Alderman Associates, Washington Plaza Shopping Center, 1965
	Laburnum Realty Corp., Bungalow Development, Type A, 1937
	Lancaster, Robert A., Mrs., Residence, alt. & add., 1925
	Leppert, Nancy, Residence, 1976
	Little Sisters of the Poor, St. Sophia's Home, 1940–41
	Lowrey, Joe, Mr./Mrs., Residence, 1976
Roll Box 67	Marcellus Wright and Son, Crozet House, alt., 1974
	Marks, Dave, Star Furniture Co., alt. & add., 1938
	Marshall Street Center, Marshall St. East, no. 801
	Martin, B.H., MD, Grocery store alt. & addition, 1940
	Martin, B.H., MD, Post office building, Westhampton, Richmond, Va., 1948
	Martin, B.H., MD, Service Center, 1940
	Martin, William P., Residence, 1950
	Marymount School, Gym & Auditorium, 1964
	Massaponax Sand & Gravel Co., Aggregate Handling System, 1942
	Mattox, Residence
	Mayland Professional Associates/Spinella, Mayland Professional Associates
Roll Box 68	McKay, Neville, Apartment building, 1962 (proposed)
	Medical Specialists Inc., Professional building (proposed), 1975
	Meyers, Norman, Residence, 1940
	Milholland, Mari M., Residence, alt. & add., 1968
	Milkin, Irvin, Residence, 1948
	Miranian, A.A., Residence, 1963
	Mocha Temple, Shrine No. 7, Lodge and clubhouse, 1973
	Moore, Robert D., Residence, 1978
Roll Box 69	Morgan, S.T., Residence, alt. & add., 1936
	Motor inn & restaurant (proposed), 1966, Broad St. & Rte 64
	Mount Calvary Cemetery Assoc., Mausoleum, 1980
	Mount Vernon Baptist Church, Church building
	National Electric Contractors Assoc., Office renovation, 1980
	Nuckols, J.T., Commercial building
Roll Box 70	Oblate Fathers, Rectory, alt. & add., 1957
	Office building (proposed), 1965, Broad St. West and Mordie Rd.
	Office building, 1968 (proposed), Canal St. & 2nd St.
	Office building, 1976, Ridge Rd. & Temple Ave.
	Orginz, Stanley, Residence, "Farm House", alt. and add., 1971
	Owens & Minor Drug Company, Store building, alt. & add., 1947
Roll Box 71	P&G Corp., Roosevelt Theater, 1933 & 1964 [Sinnott worked on in 1964]
	Palmer, Arthur A., Residence, "Clearview Farm"
	Pauburne, Inc., Dwelling, Two bedroom
	Pauburne, Inc., Fontaine Apartments, 1963
	Pauburne, Inc., Multi-family housing, 1963
	Paul Gordon Assoc., Apartment building (4 units, plans)
	Paul Gordon Assoc., Duplex dwellings, 1964
Roll Box 72	Paul Gordon Assoc., Glenwood Avenue Apartments, 1965
	Paul Gordon Assoc., Gordon Tower
	Paul Gordon Assoc., House plans 40, 41, 42, 43
Roll Box 73	Paul Gordon Assoc., Multi-family housing, 1965
	Paul Gordon Assoc., Office building, 1965 (Imperial Tobacco bld.)
	Paul Gordon Assoc., Scottie type house plan, 1958
	Paul Gordon Assoc./Art Antics, Art Antics, 1994
	Pierce, James, Medical offices, 1977, alt.
	Pinnell, C.W., Residence, alt. & add., 1941
	Puritan Systems, Inc., Plant, new
Roll Box 74	Repair Shop Office & Storage, 1943, Brook Rd. near Sledd
	Richmond Buick Company, Parking lot
	Richmond Improvement Corporation, Richmond Improvement Corp.
	Richmond Plaza Assoc., Richmond Plaza (a) Building, (b) Shops, (c)
	Offices (see O.S. roll box 85)
	Richmond Plaza Assoc., Richmond Plaza Parking Deck, 1974 (d) parking
	Deck (see O.S. roll box 85)
	Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac Railroad Co., Union Station, alt., 1974 (proposed)
	Robee's House of Beef, 1967–68, Rte. 301 & Greenway Ave.
	Ross, Tom, Hilton Hotel/Conference center, 1967
	Rucker & Richardson, Offices, 1977
Roll Box 75	Seaboard Coastline, Office building
	Sears/Don Savage, Sears Service Center, floor plan, 1965
	Seminary Ave. Residence, alt., 1976, Seminary Ave., no. 3012
	Seward, B.J., Residence, 1936
	Sharon Baptist Church, Church building, 1965, add. & alt.
	Sheraton Motor Inn, Parking lot, 1978–79
	Shopping Center (proposed), Terminal Place & Broad St.
	Siegel, Leon, Apartment building, 1967 (proposed)
	Siegel, Leon, Multi-family housing, 1968 (proposed)
	Simon Real Estate Corp., Townhouse Apartment Community, (proposed), 1967–1973
	Simon's Co., Building (proposed)
Roll Box 76	Sinnott & Son, PC, Office remodel, 1977
	Sinnott, Edward F., House plans
	Sinnott, Edward F., Jr., Residence, 1958–1960
Roll Box 77	Sisters of Mercy, Walsingham Academy
	Sisters of Verona, Shrine, 1956
	Smith, Wm. H., Jr., Post office building, Charlotte Court House, Va., 1939–40
	Somers M. Wilton, Inc., Oakhurst Apartments, 1977 (P-09-77, Sinnott job)
	Somers M. Wilton, Inc., Residence, model, 1976
	Somma, B.N., Post office building, Sandston, Va., 1957
	Somma, Charles A., Residence, Summer, 1935
Roll Box 78	Southland Properties, Apartment building, 1974 (24 units)
	St. Augustine Catholic Church, Rectory, alt., 1951
	St. James Church, Church building, add.
	St. Mary's Hospital, Hospital buildings, 1962 [Sinnott was assoc. with main architects] (see O.S. roll boxes 86–87)
	State Farm Insurance Co., South Richmond Service Center
	State Planters Bank, Bank building, Broad Street Branch, 1966
	Stettinius, Joseph, Residence, "Pleasant Green," 1958 (proposed)
	Store building, add. & alt., 1938
	Stout, William H., MD, Tidewater Towers apartments, 1965
	Stuart Ave. & Roseneath Rd., Apartment building, 1955 (15 units)
Roll Box 79	Suher, Office layout, 1969
	Superstars Pizza, Superstars Pizza, 1994 & 1998
	Sussex County (Va.). School Board, Jarrett School, alt., 1938
	Sweetbriar Park housing, 1960
Roll Box 80	Tam Construction, Club house, 1957
	Tappahannock Methodist Church, Church building, 1955
	Taylor, [?], Miss, Residence, alt. & add.
	The Restaurant Co., Arby's Restaurant, Belt Boulevard
	The Restaurant Co., Arby’s Restaurant, Bremo & Broad Sts.
	The Restaurant Co., Arby's Restaurant, Jeff Davis Highway
Roll Box 81	Theater, 1938 (proposed), Louisa, Va.
	Thomas, George D., Shopping Center, 1949 (proposed).
	Tompkins, W.F., Residence, "White Plains," alt., 1941
	USPS, Post Office building, 1933, Broad St. near Lombardy St.
	USPS, Post office building, Broad Street Substation, Broad St. West and Westmoreland
	USPS, Post office building, Westhampton, 1939, Westhampton, no. 2810
	VEPCO, Building renovation, 1984
	Virginia State Fair Association, Cattle Shelter, 1938
Roll Box 82	Waddill Estate/Doyle & Russell, Multi-family housing, 1940 (proposed)
	Ward Volkswagen/Subaru, Inc., Showroom, 1983
	Ware, A.H., Apartment building, 1976
	Ware, H.H., III, Medical offices
	Ware, Macon, Residence, "Bellevue," alt. & add., 1941
	Waring, Justin, Residence, alt. & add., 1953
	Watkins, Robert, Residence, Summer
	Watlington, James E., Residence, 1966 & 1994
	Weinstein, Marcus, Tuckahoe Park Housing, 1955–56 (proposed)
	WSSV, Television studio, 1953 (proposed)
Roll Box 83	Xerox Corporation, Office building
	Zedd, Morton, Manchester Lake Apartments, 1967–68
	Zedd, Morton, Residence

Series 4. Personal and Miscellaneous Materials, 1921–1989.

Series 4.1. Edward F. Sinnott, Sr., Personal Files, 1921–1966.

These materials relate to Edward F. Sinnott Sr.’s life outside of his architectural practice, although there is certainly overlap. Files are arranged alphabetically by title, which is generally based on either the format or the subject of the material.

The Association for the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities file contains chiefly publications. The Better Homes in America Contest file includes newspaper clippings concerning Sinnott’s involvement in the contest; as part of the contest publicity, Sinnott submitted “before” and “after” illustrations of existing Richmond houses to illustrate how, with little effort, they could be modernized. The Christopher Columbus Statue file contains invitations and newspaper accounts concerning the Statue’s unveiling in 1927. The Clubs and Organizations file concerns Sinnott’s membership in a number of local civic organizations, chiefly Catholic.

Materials on Crickett Cottage concern a Sinnott family vacation home on the Rappahannock River. Materials concerning the Federal Housing Authority and the Historic American Building Survey reflect Sinnott’s employment by these WPA programs. The Mary Dante Ferrandini file relates to the person from whom Sinnott purchased his house, and is chiefly a series of bills and accounts sent to Mrs. Ferrandini while out of town. The pamphlet, The Architect, authored by Luther P. Hartsook and Edward F. Sinnott, discusses the relationship between architect and client.

Sinnott worked briefly as a sales representative for the Hydraulic Steelcraft Company before devoting himself full-time to architecture. In 1944 and 1945 Sinnott was employed by the National Catholic Community Service to manage the McGill Catholic Union building in Richmond; Catholic military personnel took advantage of the Union’s recreational facilities while traveling through Richmond to other duty stations.

The file for Richmond Air Base, where Sinnott was employed as a draftsman, contains several scripts for skits based on officers and others working on the project; these scripts are unsigned and nowhere is it indicated that Sinnott wrote them. Material concerning Sinnott’s younger sister, Patricia Ann Sinnott, and the estate of his father, Patrick J. Sinnott, finish this series.

Folder 1,546	Association for the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities. William Byrd Chapter, 1942–1966
1,547	Better Homes in America Contest
1,548	Christopher Columbus Statue, Unveiling of, 1927 December 9
1,549	Civil Service applications, 1942, 1947
1,550	Clubs and organizations, miscellaneous
1,551	Correspondence, 1921–1963
1,552	Cricket Cottage, Lowry Point, Essex County, Va.
1,553	Federal Housing Authority. Architectural inspection reports, 1935–1936
1,554	Ferrandini, Mary Dante
1,555	Financial materials, 1923–1954
1,556	Hartsook, L.P., and Edward F. Sinnott, The Architect
1,557–1,559	Historic American Buildings Survey (3 folders)
1,560	Hydraulic Steelcraft Company, 1921–1922
1,561	Knights of Columbus
1,562	Life insurance
1,563	Military service record
1,564	National Catholic Community Service, 1944–1945
1,565	Programs for Catholic church events, 1924–1964
1,566	Richmond Air Base / J.P. Ferguson and Company, 1942
1,567	Riverside Golf Club, Inc., 1929
1,568	Sinnott, Patricia Ann
1,569	Sinnott, Patrick J., estate
1,570	Miscellaneous

Series 4.2. Edward F. Sinnott, Jr., Personal Files, 1942–1989

These materials concerning Edward F. Sinnott, Jr.’s life outside his architectural practice. Of particular interest is more information on Crickett Cottage, the family vacation home, and on Cumberland Farm, property inherited from his wife’s side of the family. Financial statements were produced at the request of Investors Savings and Loan, as Sinnott was a member of the Board of Directors. The Sinnotts’ contributed financial support to the Richmond Jazz Festival in 1989. Sinnott served on both the Building and Long-range Planning committees of St. Bridget’s Catholic Church. His connection with Virginia Polytechnic Institute as both a student and an active alumna are also reflected.

Folder 1,571	Bon Air Historical Society
1,572	Capital Savings and Loan Association, 1969–1974
1,573	Commonwealth Club, 1972–1984
1,574	Correspondence, 1972–1984
1,575	Country Club of Virginia, 1974–1989
1,576	Crickett Cottage, Lowry Point, Essex County, Va.
1,577	Cumberland Farm, 1978, 1982
1,578	Financial materials, 1948–1988
1,579	Financial statements, 1964–1984
1,580	Insurance
1,581	Richmond Jazz Festival, 1989
1,582	Sinnott, Virginia L., estate
1,583	St. Bridget’s Catholic Church. Building Committee, 1971–1979
1,584	St. Bridget’s Catholic Church. Long-range Planning Committee, 1982– 1989
1,585	Virginia Polytechnic Institute, 1942–1980
1,586	Miscellaneous

Series 4.3. Newspaper Clippings.

The bulk of these clippings were likely collected by Edward F. Sinnott, Sr., and document a number of his projects. In addition, he collected articles on building trends, including the increasing focus on high-rise apartments to deal with housing shortages. Also present are clippings concerning Richmond’s Catholic community, in particular changes in personnel.

Folder 1,587	Hanover County Training School
1,588–1,589	Historic Virginia Houses (2 folders)
1,590	Richmond City Schools
1,591	St. Elizabeth’s Parochial School
1,592–1,593	Miscellaneous projects and subjects (2 folders)

Series 4.4. Photographic Images, Renderings

Photographs pertaining to specific projects have been filed in project files, wherever possible. The images in this series are chiefly unidentified and their purpose unclear. Some of the slides may relate to client presentations, but without identifying information and in the absence of apparent physical order, they have been combined. The photographs of the Ferruccio Legnaioli sculptures relate to the salvage of items from the demolition of the Capitol Theatre, 2525 W. Broad Street, a Carneal & Johnston building designed in 1926.

This series also includes miscellaneous renderings of both commercial and residential buildings that are either unidentified or do not have any other associated plans or files.

Folder 1,594	Photographs, Buildings (unidentified)
1,595–1,596	Photographs, Historic buildings (2 folders)
1,597	Photographs, Legnaeoli sculptures
1,598–1,599	Slides, Buildings (unidentified) (2 folders)
1,600–1,602	Miscellaneous renderings (3 folders)

Box List

Box 1	Folders 1–77
Box 2	Folders 78–92
Box 3	Folders 93–119
Box 4	Folders 120–141
Box 5	Folders 142–156
Box 6	Folders 157–172
Box 7	Folders 173–184
Box 8	Folders 185–203
Box 9	Folders 204–220
Box 10	Folders 221–234
Box 11	Folders 235–249
Box 12	Folders 250–259
Box 13	Folders 260–273
Box 14	Folders 274–290
Box 15	Folders 291–306
Box 16	Folders 307–325
Box 17	Folders 326–342
Box 18	Folders 343–362
Box 19	Folders 363–369
Box 20	Folders 370–386
Box 21	Folders 387–405
Box 22	Folders 406–423
Box 23	Folders 424–440
Box 24	Folders 441–456
Box 25	Folders 457–475
Box 26	Folders 476–488
Box 27	Folders 489–496
Box 28	Folders 297–510
Box 29	Folders 511–525
Box 30	Folders 526–542
Box 31	Folders 543–557
Box 32	Folders 558–573
Box 33	Folders 574–588
Box 34	Folders 589–604
Box 35	Folders 605–616
Box 36	Folders 617–630
Box 37	Folders 631–641
Box 38	Folders 642–657
Box 39	Folders 658–676
Box 40	Folders 677–690
Box 41	Folders 691–705
Box 42	Folders 706–724
Box 43	Folders 725–743
Box 44	Folders 744–759
Box 45	Folders 760–771
Box 46	Folders 772–781
Box 47	Folders 782–793
Box 48	Folders 794–810
Box 49	Folders 811–820
Box 50	Folders 821–833
Box 51	Folders 834–846
Box 52	Folders 847–862
Box 53	Folders 863–875
Box 54	Folders 876–892
Box 55	Folders 893–911
Box 56	Folders 912–927
Box 57	Folders 928–940
Box 58	Folders 941–960
Box 59	Folders 961–974
Box 60	Folders 975–986
Box 61	Folders 987–998
Box 62	Folders 999–1,010
Box 63	Folders 1,011–1,017
Box 64	Folders 1,018–1,031
Box 65	Folders 1,032–1,046
Box 66	Folders 1,047–1,062
Box 67	Folders 1,063–1,078
Box 68	Folders 1,079–1,091
Box 69	Folders 1,092–1,106
Box 70	Folders 1,107–1,122
Box 71	Folders 1,123–1,135
Box 72	Folders, 1,136–1,151
Box 73	Folders 1,152–1,167
Box 74	Folders 1,168–1,178
Box 75	Folders 1,179–1,196
Box 76	Folders 1,197–1,210
Box 77	Folders 1,211–1,220
Box 78	Folders 1,221–1,233
Box 79	Folders 1,234–1,250
Box 80	Folders, 1,251–1,268
Box 81	Folders 1,269–1,282
Box 82	Folders 1,283–1,292
Box 83	Folders 1,293–1,306
Box 84	Folders 1,307–1,322
Box 85	Folders 1,323–1,335
Box 86	Folders 1,336–1,358
Box 87	Folders 1,359–1,396
Box 88	Folders 1,397–1,427
Box 89	Folders 1,428–1,464
Box 90	Folders 1,465–1,490
Box 91	Folders 1,491–1,512
Box 92	Folders 1,513–1,536
Box 93	Folders 1,537–1,561
Box 94	Folders 1,562–1,586
Box 95	Folders 1,587–1,599
Box 96	Oversize materials
Box 97	Oversize materials
Roll Box 1	Plans C101A–C435
Roll Box 2	Plans C436 (a)–C456
Roll Box 3	Plans C459–C487
Roll Box 4	Plans C489–C512 (a)
Roll Box 5	Plans C512 (b)–C527
Roll Box 6	Plans C528–C539
Roll Box 7	Plans C540 (a)–C550
Roll Box 8	Plans C551–C562 (b)
Roll Box 9	Plans C563–C574
Roll Box 10	Plans C576–C591
Roll Box 11	Plans C592–C600
Roll Box 12	Plans C601 (a)–C609
Roll Box 13	Plans C610–C620
Roll Box 14	Plans C622–C629
Roll Box 15	Plans C631–C637
Roll Box 16	Plans 001:46–009:47
Roll Box 17	Plans 009:48–023:50
Roll Box 18	Plans 024:50–037:51
Roll Box 19	Plans 038:51–059:54
Roll Box 20	Plans 060:54–080:57
Roll Box 21	Plans 081:57–103:58
Roll Box 22	Plans 104:58–117:59
Roll Box 23	Plans 118:60–130:60
Roll Box 24	Plans 132:60–140:62
Roll Box 25	Plans 141:52–145:62
Roll Box 26	Plans 146:63–156:64
Roll Box 27	Plans 157:64–163:64
Roll Box 28	Plans 164:64–173:65
Roll Box 29	Plans 174:65–182A:71
Roll Box 30	Plans 183:65–188:69
Roll Box 31	Plans 189:69–197:66
Roll Box 32	Plans 198:66–206:67
Roll Box 33	Plans 207:67–212:68
Roll Box 34	Plans 215:68–220:69
Roll Box 35	Plans 221:69–229:69
Roll Box 36	Plans 230:70–237:70
Roll Box 37	Plans 238:70–248:71
Roll Box 38	Plans 249:72–251:72
Roll Box 39	Plans 251:73–254:72
Roll Box 40	Plans 258:73–261:73
Roll Box 41	Plans 262:73–266:73
Roll Box 42	Plans 267:74–274:74
Roll Box 43	Plans 275:74–283:76
Roll Box 44	Plans 284:76–291:77
Roll Box 45	Plans 292b:77–297:77
Roll Box 46	Plans 298:77–299:77
Roll Box 47	Plans 300:77(a) – 303:77
Roll Box 48	Plans 304:78(a)–311:78
Roll Box 49	Plans 312:78–316:79(a)
Roll Box 50	Plans 316:79(b)–317:80
Roll Box 51	Plans 318:80–323:81
Roll Box 52	Plans 324a–d:81–332:83
Roll Box 53	Plans 334:84–340:85
Roll Box 54	Plans 341:85–345:85
Roll Box 55	Plans 346:86–347:86
Roll Box 56	Plans 348:86–353:90
Roll Box 57	Plans A–Be
Roll Box 58	Plans Be (cont.) – Cat
Roll Box 59	Plans Cau – Con
Roll Box 60	Plans Cor – D
Roll Box 61	Plans E–F
Roll Box 62	Plans G–Ha
Roll Box 63	Plans He – Ho
Roll Box 64	Plans I–Je
Roll Box 65	Plans Je (cont.) – Ju
Roll Box 66	Plans K–L
Roll Box 67	Plans Ma – May
Roll Box 68	Plans Mc – Moo
Roll Box 69	Plans Mor – N
Roll Box 70	Plans O
Roll Box 71	Plans P – Pau
Roll Box 72	Plans Pau (cont.)
Roll Box 73	Plans Pau (cont) – Pu
Roll Box 74	Plans R
Roll Box 75	Plans Se – Sim
Roll Box 76	Plans Sin
Roll Box 77	Plans Sis – Som
Roll Box 78	Plans Sou – St
Roll Box 79	Plans Su – Sw
Roll Box 80	Plans Ta – The
Roll Box 81	Plans Thea – V
Roll Box 82	Plans W
Roll Box 83	Plans X–Z
Roll Box 84	Plans O.S.
Roll Box 85	Plans O.S.
Roll Box 86	Plans O.S.
Roll Box 87	Plans O.S.

Appendix A. Master list of projects by client.

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Appendix B. Master list of Virginia projects by address.

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