National Park Service U.S. Department of the Interior

Untitled, New York Morning Journal (September 29, 1901). Scrapbook 1894 - 1907, XX, Shelburne Farms
Archives.
"The Vanderbilt Ball," Newport Daily News (August 12, 1891).
Von Emperger, Fr. "A Melan Concrete Arch in Eden Park, Cincinnati, O." Engineering News 34 (October 3,
1895): 214-5.
_____. "Melan Concrete Arch of 100-Ft. Span, Stockbridge, Mass." Engineering News 34 (November 7,
1895): 306-7.
Wilson, Richard Guy, "The Early Work of Charles F. McKim, The Country House Commissions,
"Winterthur Portfolio 14 (1979): 235-267.
_____. "The Decoration of Houses and Scientific Eclecticism." In Victorian Furniture edited by Kenneth L.
Ames. Philadelphia: The Victorian Society, 1982: 195-204.
"Wired Glass in Fire-Resistant Windows." Engineering Magazine 11 (1896): 110-1.
"You Won't Forget Sonogee." Bar Harbor, ME: Sonogee Mansion, n.d. Historians Research Notes File,
Archives of Roosevelt-Vanderbilt National Historic Sites.
TRADE CATALOGS
American Radiator Company, Trade Catalog, 1897 and 1899. Collection of the National Museum of
American History, Smithsonian Institution.
Baker, Smith & Co. Baker's New Steam Generator. Collection of the National Museum of American
History, Smithsonian Institution.
Cornell, Hiscox, and Underhill. New York, 1892. Collection of the Hagley Museum and Library.
J. L. Mott Iron Works. Plumbing and Sanitary Department Catalogue 'R.' New York, 1897. Collection of
Hagley Museum and Library.
______. Heating Homes. 1917. Collection of the National Museum of American History, Smithsonian
Institution.
Lorillard Refrigerator Company. "The Lorillard," 1882. Collection of the Hagley Museum and Library.
National Radiator Company. Trade Catalog. 1903 and 1917. Collection of the National Museum of
American History, Smithsonian Institution.
Staatsburg Ice Tool Works, 1883. Collection of the Hagley Museum and Library.
Troy Laundry Machinery Co., Ltd. Illustrated Catalogue, Laundry Equipment. Troy, NY, 1907. Collection
of the Hagley Museum and Library.
______. Laundry Equipment, 17 th Edition. Troy, NY, 1908. Collection of the National Museum of American
History, Smithsonian Institution.
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