Architecture and Design Special Collections: Images

Collection consists of seven contact-speed developing-out papers prints of various locations inside Loudoun House, Lexington, KY, circa 1903.

The collection consists of four hundred and seventy-four images of the Lyle and Nourse families, including amateur photography by Charles Nourse-Lyle of Lexington, KY.

The Mary Webb G. Robb lantern slides (dated circa 1935-1942, 125 items) consists of 125 glass slides showing homes and gardens of Kentucky and Europe. The collection includes two indices describing the slides, and papers including checks, clippings, and a funeral memorial record.

Collection consists of 372 black and white silver gelatin prints taken as part of the National Park Service's Historic American Buildings Survey. The collection is mostly comprised of private residences of historic importance, but public buildings and structures are also represented.

This collection contains images primarily of University of Kentucky taken by Professor of Engineering Drawing, Louis Edward Nollau.

The Wilson Family Photographic Collection, ca. 1840-1959 consists of 1012 images of Kentucky events, architecture, and portraits. Included are images relating to Judge Wilson's work with historic preservation, the Books Thieves, and portraits of the Shelby family.