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This folder contains research compiled by Dan K. Utley regarding the Allen and Landrum Building at 104-106 W. 8th Street, including: handwritten notes; historic building information and architectural plans; abstract of title; drawings of the property lot; a history of homes constructed by C.S. Belford; and a State Marker Grant Program Agreement from Georgetown Heritage Society.

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This folder contains research compiled Dan K. Utley regarding the A.W. Sillure House at 1414 Ash Street, including: four negative film strips; six photographs taken by Utley in 1989; State Marker Grant Progam agreement form from Georgetown Heritage Society; handwritten notes; handwritten transcript of page from the Belford Lumber Company Ledger; biography of A.W. Sillure; photocopies of photographs; and a Texas Historical Commision Inventory form.

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This folder contains research compiled by Dan K. Utley regarding the H. C. Craig Building at 115 W. 7th Street, including: four negative film strips; two photographs taken by Utley in 1989; biography of H. C. Craig and history of his building; handwritten notes; bill of services for historical marker; State Marker Grant Program agreement; Texas Historic Sites Inventory Form; and photocopies of newspaper clippings.

Scope and Contents This folder contains research compiled by Dan K. Utley regarding the M. B. Lockett Building at 119 W. 7th Street, including: one photograph taken by Utley in 1990; handwritten notes; history of the M. B . Lockett Building written by Clara Stearns Scarbrough; State Marker Grant Program agreement; Texas Historical Commission survey and sites inventory forms; history, photocopies of photographs; and a research paper on the M. B. Lockett Building and historic preservation within Georgetown...

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This folder contains research compiled by Dan K. Utley regarding the Weir House at 1000 Leander Road, including: an invitation for dedication of an Official Texas Historical Marker for the Page-Decrow-Weir House; five photographs taken by Utley in 1987; endnotes and bibliography for an unknown publication; photocopies of newspaper clippings and photographs; handwritten notes; written history of the Page-Weir-Bechtol House; and "The Weir House: A Victorian Tour" by Dave Summers in 1977.

Scope and Contents This folder contains research compiled by Dan K. Utley on the C. A. D. Clamp Buildings at 707-709 S. Main Street, including: an invitation and program for "A Celebration of the Life and Times and Works of Christian Augustus Daniel Clamp"on December 28, 1990; photocopies of several newspaper articles and clippings (might be pages of an old scrapbook); Texas Historic Sites Inventory Form and data sheet on Georgetown Buildings for the National Register Survey of 1976; inventory sheets compiled...

Scope and Contents This folder contains research compiled by Dan K. Utley on the Georgetown Women's Club, including: the text proposal for the Officl Texas Historical Marker; handwritten notes; an email from Dan Utley to Linda (last name unknown) on November 8, 1993 about the historical marker application; a bill of services from Utley for his preparaton of narrative history for the Official Texas Historical Marker; two articles from the Handbook of American Women's History, edited by Angela Howard Zophy;...

Scope and Contents This file contains research compiled by Dan K. Utley regarding the Produce Building at 401 W. 6th Street, including: three negative film strips; nine original photographs taken by Utley in 1996; handwritten notes about the property; photocopies of unknown book pages and newspaper clippings; correspondence between Utley and Karralei Nunn on July 18, 1996; correspondence between Utley and Jeff Turpin (date unknown); an application for Ella Clay Pearce, for probate of will of W. W. Pearce; an...

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This folder contains an unbound publication titled "Sentimental Journey, A Guide to Preserving the Architectural Heritage of Geogetown, Texas," written and edited by Dan K. Utley, Kathy Corbett, and Clara Stearns Scarbrough.