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Summary Description Utah State Historical Society Mss B 1607 Thomas Robert Carter Fort Douglas Student Papers Collection, 1995 .25 lin. ft. (1 box) The collection includes twenty student papers from the Department of Architecture, University of Utah, Spring Semester 1995 for the course Methods in Preservation History II, Architecture 581 taught by Professor Carter. All of the papers deal with some facet of architecture or archaeology of Fort Douglas. Topics: Architecture - Utah Persons: Thomas Robert Carter Organizations: University of Utah Places: Salt Lake City, Utah Form or Genre: Student research papers Background Biographical Note

Thomas Robert Carter (1949-) is a Professor of Architectural History and Director of the Graduate School of Architecture's Western Regional Architecture Program at the University of Utah. Professor Carter began his academic career by studying history as an undergraduate, but switched his major and earned his Bachelor's degree in folklore from Brown University. He continued his folklore studies, earning a Master's degree from the University of North Carolina, and a Ph.D. from Indiana University in 1984. Carter studies vernacular landscapes in the American West.

Carter has been with the Graduate School of Architecture since 1990. In 1996 he received the Paul Buchanan Prize from the Vernacular Architecture Forum, and as of April 2005, Carter is the president-elect of the Board of Directors of the Vernacular Architecture Forum.

Scope and Content

The collection includes twenty student papers from the Department of Architecture, University of Utah, Spring Semester 1995 for the course Methods in Preservation History II, Architecture 581 taught by Professor Carter. All of the papers deal with some facet of architecture or archaeology of Fort Douglas.

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Administrative Information Preferred Citation:

Fort Douglas Student Papers Collection, 1995, Utah State Historical Society.

Acquisition Information:

Gift of Tom Carter, 2000.

Restrictions on Use

The Fort Douglas Student Papers Collection is the physical property of the Utah Historical Society, Salt Lake City, Utah. Literary rights, including copyright, may belong to the authors or their heirs and assigns. Please contact the Historical Society for information regarding specific use of this collection.

Processing Information: Collection processed by Melissa Ferguson, 2005 Finding aid compiled by Melissa Ferguson, 2005 Finding aid edited by Linda Thatcher, 2005 Collection cataloged by Linda Thatcher, 2005 Finding aid encoded for the World Wide Web by Craig Ringgenberg, 2005 Container list Box Folder Contents 1 1 Black, Carla. "Military Women at Fort Douglas." 1 2 Diehl, Adam. "Construction Techniques at Camp Douglas, 1862-1873." 1 3 Fowles, Keri-Kathryn. "The Barracks of Fort Douglas: Synthesis of Histories." 1 4 Hart, Polly S. "Historic Archeology at Fort Douglas, Utah." 1 5 Hauri, Sharen. "Integration and the 24th Infantry Regiment 1886-1900." 1 6 Holt, Arrin A. "Pondering the Picturesque Fort Douglas and Salt Lake City." 1 7 Holt, Susan. "The Remodeling of Buildings 18, 19, & 20 at Fort Douglas." 1 8 Ivanov, Yana. "Fort Douglas: Second Half of the Nineteenth Century Sanitation and the Army." 1 9 Julien, Liza C. "Fort Douglas: Architecture and Class in the Military." 1 10 McKenna, Christine M. "Colonial Revival - An Architectural Style for the Military." 1 11 Newbold, Russell H. "The Fort Douglas Noncommissioned Officers Quarters: Symbols of Historical Change." 1 12 Orlando, Michael. "Urban Planning in the Military During the Last Half of the Nineteenth Century." 1 13 Pombo, Mark. "Balloon Frame: Transitional Technology." 1 14 Richter, Carrie. "The Golden Age of Fort Douglas." 1 15 Steensma, Kathryn. "Interior Architecture: A Comparative Study at Fort Douglas." 1 16 Stock, Jody. "Boozing to Bowling: Recreation at Fort Douglas." 1 17 Taylor-Power, Robyn. "A Historic Context of Fort Douglas, Utah: A Compartitive [sic] Study of Camp Douglas and Fort Bridger in the 1860's." 1 18 Troutman, Mary. "A Suit for Women in the Men's Army: The Fort Douglas Post Library During World War II." 1 19 Turner, Stephanie. "Soap Suds Row: Laundress Quarters at Fort Douglas, Utah." 1 20 Wilde, Kris. "The Colonial Revival in Salt Lake City."