Box 1 (Oversize)

Scope and Contents From the Series:

The miscellaneous subject files contain notes, catalogues, financial records, and correspondence relating to Durling’s work with city planning committees (i.e., Buildings Review Committee) and the historic preservation group that worked to preserve the Gasholder House in the city of Oberlin. Also included are her class notes, papers and syllabus for "The Social History of American Architecture" course taught by Geoffrey Blodgett (d. 2001) in the fall of 1989.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

This series contains photographs, design proofs, pamphlets, and drawings created by Mary Durling for the designs of logos, letterheads, storefronts, and signs for Oberlin businesses, Oberlin College, Oberlin City government, and other local groups. (See also the oversize box.)

Scope and Contents From the Series:

This series contains photographs, design proofs, pamphlets, and drawings created by Mary Durling for the designs of logos, letterheads, storefronts, and signs for Oberlin businesses, Oberlin College, Oberlin City government, and other local groups. (See also the oversize box.)

Scope and Contents From the Series:

This series contains photographs, design proofs, pamphlets, and drawings created by Mary Durling for the designs of logos, letterheads, storefronts, and signs for Oberlin businesses, Oberlin College, Oberlin City government, and other local groups. (See also the oversize box.)

Scope and Contents From the Series: The special programs files contain correspondence, notes, and associated planning materials that document Durling’s role as coordinator for special projects including the Bandstand Competition (1985-1987) in Tappan Square and the 1983 Sesquicentennial Celebration of the city of Oberlin. Included are photographs and slides of the various events. Correspondence, letterhead design, and reunion materials for the Oberlin Class of 1957 are also contained in the series (class agent files). (See...