Box 3

Subseries 2 comprises teaching materials from other institutions at which Parkhurst taught and is categorized by institution. Those categories are: Unidentified Institution (probably Williams College and/or Smith College); New York University; and Princeton University. Larger teaching materials include photostats of architectural elements, an article about Brunelleschi’s dome in Florence copied from Revista d’Arte, and study prints, all of which are housed in an oversize box (Box 7).

Subseries 2 comprises teaching materials from other institutions at which Parkhurst taught and is categorized by institution. Those categories are: Unidentified Institution (probably Williams College and/or Smith College); New York University; and Princeton University. Larger teaching materials include photostats of architectural elements, an article about Brunelleschi’s dome in Florence copied from Revista d’Arte, and study prints, all of which are housed in an oversize box (Box 7).

Subseries 1, which comprises materials prepared for Oberlin College courses. The materials are organized by course.

Subseries 1, which comprises materials prepared for Oberlin College courses. The materials are organized by course.

Subseries 1, which comprises materials prepared for Oberlin College courses. The materials are organized by course.

Subseries 1, which comprises materials prepared for Oberlin College courses. The materials are organized by course.

Subseries 2 comprises teaching materials from other institutions at which Parkhurst taught and is categorized by institution. Those categories are: Unidentified Institution (probably Williams College and/or Smith College); New York University; and Princeton University. Larger teaching materials include photostats of architectural elements, an article about Brunelleschi’s dome in Florence copied from Revista d’Arte, and study prints, all of which are housed in an oversize box (Box 7).

Subseries 2 comprises teaching materials from other institutions at which Parkhurst taught and is categorized by institution. Those categories are: Unidentified Institution (probably Williams College and/or Smith College); New York University; and Princeton University. Larger teaching materials include photostats of architectural elements, an article about Brunelleschi’s dome in Florence copied from Revista d’Arte, and study prints, all of which are housed in an oversize box (Box 7).

Subseries 2 comprises teaching materials from other institutions at which Parkhurst taught and is categorized by institution. Those categories are: Unidentified Institution (probably Williams College and/or Smith College); New York University; and Princeton University. Larger teaching materials include photostats of architectural elements, an article about Brunelleschi’s dome in Florence copied from Revista d’Arte, and study prints, all of which are housed in an oversize box (Box 7).

Subseries 2 comprises teaching materials from other institutions at which Parkhurst taught and is categorized by institution. Those categories are: Unidentified Institution (probably Williams College and/or Smith College); New York University; and Princeton University. Larger teaching materials include photostats of architectural elements, an article about Brunelleschi’s dome in Florence copied from Revista d’Arte, and study prints, all of which are housed in an oversize box (Box 7).