Subject	Details	Other Names	Illustrations	Volume	Number	Date	Page(s)
American Institute of Architects	Guy Stone--first president of local chapter			5	6	1909/12	6
American Institute of Architects	Establishment of local chapter considered			4	8	1909/02	5
American Institute of Architects	Louisiana Chapter officers and members			6	2	1910/08	6
American Institute of Architects	Louisiana Chapter activities reviewed; officers and members listed	S. S. Labouisse. Allison Owen. Leo C. Weiss.		7	10	1912/04	6
American Institute of Architects	Architectural Art and Its Allies named official organ of the Louisiana Chapter			5	10	1910/04	6
American Institute of Architects	Louisiana Chapter entertained by Walter Jahncke on yachting excursion		Photographs (6)	6	2	1910/08	9-11
American Sugar Refinery	Work begins on new refinery plant			1	3	1905/09	15
Andry and Bendernagel	Design--Tulane University, Refectory		Illustration	3	3	1907/09	8(following)
Andry and Bendernagel	Design--Ursuline Convent		Illustration	7	12	1912/06	8(following)
Andry and Bendernagel	Contract awarded for Ursuline Convent in English-Gothic style	George Glover.		7	1	1911/07	6
Andry and Bendernagel	Ursuline Convent under construction		Photographs	7	12	1912/06	17
Andry and Bendernagel	Design--McDonogh School #31		Illustration	3	10	1908/04	8 (following)
Andry and Bendernagel	Design--Young Men's Gymnastic Club		Illustration	1	5	1905/11	9
Andry and Bendernagel	Design--McDonogh School #16		Illustration	5	3	1909/09	6 (following)
Andry and Bendernagel	Submit design for Canal Louisiana Bank and Trust Co. competition		Illustration	1	8	1906/02	Front page
Andry and Bendernagel	Design--Tulane University, Stanley Thomas Hall		Illustration	8	2	1912/08	8
Andry and Bendernagel	Design--Tulane University, Stanley Thomas Hall		Illustration	7	8	1912/02	8
Andry and Bendernagel	Design--Six New Orleans homes	Paul Andry. G. Ad. Blaffer. George Grima. John Legier, Jr. Gus J. Ricau.	Photographs	6	11	1911/05	8
Andry and Bendernagel	Design--Six New Orleans homes	A. Bendernagel.	Photographs	5	1	1909/07	8
Andry and Bendernagel	Design--E. T. Merrick School		Illustration	3	10	1908/04	8 (following)
Andry and Bendernagel	Design--McDonogh School #18		Illustration	3	10	1908/04	8 (following)
Andry and Bendernagel	Design--McDonogh School #18		Illustration	1	12	1906/06	Front pages
Andry and Bendernagel	Design--Howard School #2		Illustration	3	3	1907/09	8 (following)
Andry and Bendernagel	Design--City Park Pavilion		Photographs	2	12	1907/06	Front page
Andry and Bendernagel	Design--New Orleans Stock Exchange Building		Illustration	1	1	1905/07	5
Andry and Bendernagel	Design--Jefferson College, Science Hall (Convent, La.)		Illustration	6	11	1911/05	8 (following)
Andry and Bendernagel	Design--McDonogh School #16		Illustration	4	7	1909/07	8 (following)
Archbishopric	Chartres St. building is the oldest in Louisiana, dating from 1737			2	6	1906/12	10
Architectural Art and Its Allies	Award-winning designs chosen for cover			1	12	1906/06	6
Architectural Art and Its Allies	Cover competition announced; terms of contest listed			1	11	1906/05	12
Architectural Art and Its Allies	Cover competition announced; terms of contest listed			1	9	1906/04	9
Art Association of New Orleans	Fourth annual exhibition; works by local artists included			2	8	1907/02	7
Art Exhibitions	Works by Claude Monet and Mary Cassatt displayed in the best art exhibition ever held in New Orleans	John P. Pemberton.		1	8	1906/02	10, 11
Audubon Park	George Washington Oak and Martha Washington Oak		Photographs (2)	4	5	1908/11	6(following)
Audubon Park Commission	Declines to set aside site for Museum of Fine Arts			4	12	1909/06	5
Baccich and DeMontluzin	Design--Gentilly Terrace development, featuring the California style home		Photographs (87)	7	11	1912/05
Baronne Street Theatre	Designs and plans			1	8	1906/02	Front pages, 3, 5
Basements/Cellars	Possible in New Orleans; excavations indicate changes in city's surface level			1	7	1906/01	7
Beer, William	"Notes on old New Orleans, 1810-1827"			6	3	1910/09	5
Behrman, Martin	Criticized by real estate interests on stand concerning "Frisco ordinance" for new railway terminal	Capt. W. J. Hardee.		1	10	1906/04	10
Behrman, Martin	Protests Architectural Art and Its Allies editorial on the City Hall Annex; exchange of letters	Allison Owen.		3	2	1907/08	6
Blaffer, John Arthur	Biographical sketch			1	7	1906/01	13
Board of Commissioners of the Port of New Orleans	Plans concrete wharf experiment			2	6	1906/12	5
Boyle, Charles Wellington	Exhibition of paintings			2	9	1907/03	7
Brand, Paul L.	Visits Cuba and is favorable impressed			2	8	1907/02	9
Bricks	Scarce and dearer in New Orleans	R. P. LeSassier.		2	1	1906/07	2
Bricks	Manufacturers join forces to promote increased use of bricks in local construction	Salmen Brick & Lumber Co.		2	8	1907/02	8
Brown, Frederick W.	Architect of new courthouse makes New Orleans his home			3	3	1907/09	6
Brune and Kasbaum	Design--Delgado Museum of Art		Illustration	5	10	1910/06	10 (following)
Building Laws	Architects' committee completes draft of new Building Code; effect on insurance rates considered			4	11	1909/05	5
Building Laws	Louisiana lacks laws compelling builders to construct outward opening doors in public buildings; need for legislation is emphasized (editorial)	Fire escapes.		1	12	1906/06	8
Building Laws	Revision of state building laws is postponed as legislative session ends; new Building Code for New Orleans forseen (editorial)			2	1	1906/07	8
Building Laws	Passage of legislative building law, the so called "Blaffer Law" commemorated			1	4	1905/10	9
Building Laws	Building contract forms of Louisiana are much in need of revision			2	7	1907/01	6
Building Laws	City ordinance makes noises of workmen and builders unlawful when they disturb Sunday religious services (article and editorial)			2	11	1907/05	6, 13
Building Laws	New Orleans building laws need to be improved; editorial presses for new and adequate Building Code			3	3	1907/09	6
Building Laws	Draft of new Building Code under consideration	Fire Prevention Bureau.		4	7	1909/01	5
Building Laws	Architects' committee and City Engineer exchange tart letters concerning new Building Code			4	9	1909/03	5
Building Laws	New Building Code introduced at City Council meeting; published (editorial)			5	11	1910/05	6
Building Laws	Committee of architects seeks proper enforcement of city's Building Code	L. A. Livaudais.		6	6	1910/12	8
Building Laws	Proposed new laws relative to contracts, payment of workers, supplies, etc. to be submitted to the state general assembly	George Glover.		1	10	1906/04	9
Building Laws	Revision of laws affecting architecture, building procedures, etc. proposed (editorial)			1	11	1906/05	8
Building Laws	Law requiring the posting of bonds by builders to cover the full value of contracts is unduly rigorous, should be revised (editorial)			1	9	1906/03	12
Building Laws	Building Code and its administration criticized as obsolete and impractical (editorial)			1	3	1906/09	8
Building Laws	Contractors and builders discusss proposed changes	George J. Glover.		1	11	1906/05	4-5, 8
Building Trade News	J. E. Borden, editor; issued weekly by the Contractors and Dealers Exchange			6	5	1910/12	23
Bungalow Style	Bungalow type housing offers suggestive possibilities for New Orleans	M. D. Hite.		7	3	1911/08	5
Cabildo	Restoration criticized as a "misdirection of honest and well intended effort" (editorial)			1	7	1906/01	8
Cabildo	To be restored; will house art and historical collections	Robert Glenk.		6	7	1911/01	19
Camel Back Cottages	Characteristic of New Orleans, they ruin whole streets in the city (editorial)			1	9	1906/03	12
Canal Louisiana Bank Building	Description; historical review	Macheca Building. People's Bank Building. Perrin Building. Tulane-Newcomb Office Building. Whitney-Central Bank Building.	Photographs	6	3	1910/09	9-10, 23
Canal Street	As it looked in 1889		Photographs	4	11	1909/05	6
Canal Street	Improvement Association prepares plans to convert old circus lot into park	Frank T. Howard.		7	4	1911/10	18
Carnival	Bracings placed under balconies during Carnival season to support spectators obstruct sidewalks and are unsightly			1	9	1906/03	12
Carnival	Carnival organizations expenditures listed, total=$113,500, twelve organizations named	Amphictions. Atlanteans. Comus. Elves of Oberon. Falstafians. Momus. Mithras. Nereus. Olympians. Proteus. Rex. Twelfth Night Revellers.		2	7	1907/01	7
Carnival	Costumes and stage settings for balls produced locally leave much room for improvement (editorial)			1	8	1906/02	8
Central Commission of Parks and Avenues	Plans extensive improvements and expansion		Photographs; maps	2	3	1906/09	1-4
Central Commission of Parks and Avenues	Outlines needs and program for extensive improvements of streets, sidewalks, lighting			1	3	1905/09	11
Chalmette Monument	Federal government to be asked to complete the long unfinished project			1	7	1906/01	9
Charlton, H. W.	Design--E. Howard McCaleb residence		Photograph	1	7	1906/01	Front page
Christy, E. A.	Design--Beauregard School		Illustrations (?)	4	5	1908/11	6
Christy, E. A.	Design--Sophie B. Wright High School		Photographs	7	6	1911/12	9-11
Christy, E. A.	Design--Webster School		Illustrations	5	9	1910/03	10
Christy, E. A.	Design--Live Oak School		Illustrations (4)	8	2	1912/08	10 (following)
Christy, E. A.	Design--Warren Easton High School		Illustrations	6	5	1910/11	10
Christy, E. A.	Design--double fire-engine house		Illustrations (?)	5	9	1910/03	10
Christy, E. A.	Design--Beauregard School		Illustrations (?)	5	3	1909/09	5
Christy, E. A.	Design--Sophie B. Wright High School		Photographs	7	7	1912/03	9-17
Christy, E. A.	Design--Robert C. Davey School		Illustrations (?)	6	12	1911/06	12
Citizens Bank (Old)	Designed by J. N. B. DePouilly			1	9	1906/03	3
City Architect	Proposals considered to create official City Architect			3	12	1908/06	8
City Commons	History			6	2	1910/08	12
City Hall Annex	Construction delays lead to bickering among city officials	Capt. W. J. Hardee.		3	1	1907/07	6
City Hall Annex	Architect, Mayor and City Engineer squabble over construction and payment of architect's fees	Capt. W. J. Hardee. Allison Owen.		3	2	1907/08	6
City Hall Annex	Police and Public Buildings Committee reports favorably on suggested appropriation of $200,000			2	4	1906/10	5
City Park	Commissioners undertake tree planting program			1	5	1910/11	6
City Park Skating Rink	Designs and plans			2	2	1906/08	Front page
Concrete Industry	Well adapted to New Orleans; good profits predicted on basis of the rising cost of lumber	Southern Lumbermen's Association		2	1	1906/08	5
Confederate Memorial (Richmond, Virginia)	New Orleans architectural firms submit competition drawings	F. W. Crosby and Brown Associates. Diboll, Owen and Goldstein.	Illustrations	6	6	1911/01	11
Contractors and Dealers Exchange	Special committee plans new handbook of wood classification; other committees and officers listed			4	7	1909/01	17
Contractors and Dealers Exchange	Loblollies defeat the Longleaves, both representing the Exchange, in Carrollton Park baseball game			4	12	1909/06	18
Contractors and Dealers Exchange	Celebrates fourth anniversary with boat outing on the Tchefuncte	James H. Aitken. Herman Thomas.	Photographs	5	11	1910/05	9
Contractors and Dealers Exchange	Election; progress of the Exchange reviewed	Aitken, James H. Louis D. Lagarde. Julius Loefflee.		3	6	1907/12	15
Contractors and Dealers Exchange	E. H. Borden elected secretary			5	6	1909/12	6
Contractors and Dealers Exchange	Proposed by-laws published in full			4	9	1909/03	17-19
Contractors and Dealers Exchange	Petitions the legislature in support of bond issues for the Public Belt Railroad and Port Commissions			3	12	1908/06	21
Contractors and Dealers Exchange	Mechanics, Dealers and Lumbermen's Exchange form new Exchange; name changed to Contractors and Dealers Exchange			2	1	1906/07	6-7
Contractors and Dealers Exchange	History and functions reviewed; full page illustration of new building		Illustration	3	3	1907/09	8-9
Contractors and Dealers Exchange	Walter F. Jahncke elected president; biographical data		Photograph	7	5	1911/11	20
Contractors and Dealers Exchange	Cal F. Hadden appointed secretary; biographical data			5	2	1909/08	21
Contractors and Dealers Exchange	New Bulletin publication is a great success			3	8	1908/02	21
Contractors and Dealers Exchange	Uniform contract form for architects, contractors, etc., prepared and proposed			4	8	1909/02	17
Contractors and Dealers Exchange	Annual outing--boat trip with Negro jazz band	John Jorrondona. Jack Scheffield. J. J. Reiff.	Photographs	5	1	1909/07	19-22
Contractors and Dealers Exchange	Celebrates Exchange Outing Day with a steamboat trip across Lake Pontchartrain	G.H.A. Thomas (Steamboat)		4	2	1908/08	3-5
Contractors and Dealers Exchange	Prepares for opening of new Permanent Exhibition; list of displays and exhibiting firms			3	4	1907/10	29
Contractors and Dealers Exchange	Prepares for opening of new Permanent Exhibition; list of displays and exhibiting firms			3	5	1907/11	17
Contractors and Dealers Exchange	Roy C. Hoyston resigns as secretary to fulfill longtime ambition of studying law			5	1	1909/07	22
Crescent City Automobile Company	First specially constructed automobile garage in New Orleans	Charles A. Sicard.		1	2	1905/08	10
Crosby and Henkel	Designs and floor plans	W. B. Reily residence; Alexandria Public Library	Plates (4)	3	11	1908/05	8 (following)
Curtis, Nathaniel C.	Will direct Tulane University's School of Architecture; biographical sketch		Photograph	8	2	1912/08	10, 10
Curtis, Nathaniel C.	Appointed editor of Architectural Art and Its Allies			8	2	1912/08	10
Custom House	Foundation report, prepared by Colonel W. Trumbull (Engineer in Charge), reprinted from original October, 1849 text			5	11	1910/05	5
Daniel Residence	Gift to the city; proposed to house art museum			2	6	1906/12	6
DeBuys, Churchill and Labouisse	Design--Loyola University buildings	Thomas Hall.	Photographs	5	6	1909/12	8 (following)
DeBuys, Churchill and Labouisse	Design--Trianon Theatre		Photograph	7	7	1912/01	8 (following)
DeBuys, Churchill and Labouisse	Design--Orleans Manufacturing Company building		Illustration	7	6	1911/12	8
DeBuys, Churchill and Labouisse	Design--Loyola University buildings	Thomas Hall.	Photographs	7	4	1911/10	8 (following)
DeBuys, Churchill and Labouisse	Design--Henderson Sugar Refinery			8	6	1912/12	8
DeBuys, Churchill and Labouisse	Design--Vicksburg diocesan school		Photographs	3	8	1908/02	21
DeBuys, Churchill and Labouisse	Design--City Bank and Trust Company and Episcopal chapel (Laurel, Mississippi)			6	2	1910/08	12
DeBuys, Churchill and Labouisse	Design--Loyola University buildings	Thomas Hall.	Photographs	7	6	1911/12	8 (following)
DeBuys, Rathbone	Drawings for two New Orleans libraries	Algiers branch library	Drawings	2	6	1906/12	Front page
DeBuys, Rathbone	Drawings for two New Orleans libraries	Algiers branch library	Drawings	1	6	1905/12	Front page
DeBuys, Rathbone	Design--Three New Orleans homes	Rathbone DeBuys. Mrs. John A. Morris. Allen Tupper.	Illustrations	3	6	1907/12	8 (following)
DeBuys, Rathbone	Design--First National Bank (Franklin, La.)		Photograph	2	6	1906/12	Front page
Delgado Museum of Art	Displays paintings by American artists in annual exhibition			8	4	1912/10	8
Delgado Museum of Art	Descriptive text of second place plans and drawings			6	1	1910/07	10, 19-23
Delgado Museum of Art	Plans and drawings chosen as best in architectural competition		Plates (6)	5	12	1910/06	11-24
Delgado Museum of Art	Planned; instructions and specifications given for architects' competition			5	7	1910/01	5
Delgado Museum of Art	Opens; editorial solicits constributions of architectural art works	Lebenbaum and Marks.	Photographs (2)	7	5	1911/11	8-9
Delgado Museum of Art	Nearing completion; exhibition of art works planned for opening	Frank Howard. Ellsworth Woodward.		7	3	1911/09	6
Delgado Museum of Art	Painting by D'Espaegnant, French artist of note, donated anonymously	P. A. Lelong.		7	6	1911/12	7
Delgado Museum of Art	Cornerstone laid, ceremony reported, plans made for formal opening			6	9	1911/02	7, 9
Delgado Museum of Art	Local artists represented	Anders Wikerstrom. Ellsworth Woodward.		7	8	1912/02	20
Delgado Museum of Art.	Plans and drawings chosen as best in architectural competition	Brune and Kasbaum. Lebenbaum and Marks.	Plates (6)	5	12	1910/06	11-24
Denechaud Hotel	Plans completed; building to be erected soon	Toledano and Wogan.	Illustration	1	4	1905/10	5
Denechaud Hotel	Purchase of properties for site of new building			1	6	1905/11	5
Denechaud Hotel	Main dining room, lobby, corridor, etc.; architect's drawing	Toledano and Wogan.	Photographs	3	7	1908/01	1-4, 8 (following)
Denechaud Hotel	Vote passed to increase capital for new building to $500,000			1	10	1906/04	11
Denny, Willis F.	Design--Majestic Hotel (Atlanta, Ga.)			2	11	1907/05	Front page
Department of Buildings, New Orleans	Proposed, bills drafted for its creation			3	12	1908/06	3-8
Diboll and Owen	Design--Loyola University building		Illustration	2	5	1906/11	10
Diboll and Owen	Design--St. Joseph Church (Mobile)		Illustration	3	3	1907/09	8
Diboll and Owen	Awarded contract for new public library building			1	6	1905/12	6
Diboll and Owen	Design--New Orleans Public Library		Photographs	4	4	1908/10	7-10(following)
Diboll and Owen	Design--New Orleans Public Library		Photographs	1	6	1906/12	Front pages
Diboll and Owen	Design--St. Charles College (Grand Coteau, La.)		Illustrations	4	7	1908/01	9
Diboll and Owen	Design--Canal Louisiana Bank and Trust Company building		Illustration	1	8	1906/02	Front pages
Diboll and Owen	Design--First Methodist Church		Photograph	2	9	1906/03	Front page
Diboll, Owen and Goldstein	Design--Metropolitan Bank Building	Pan American Bank.	Illustrations (7)	5	6	1909/08	8-20
Diboll, Owen and Goldstein	Design--St. Henry's School		Photographs	7	4	1911/10	8(following)
Diboll, Owen and Goldstein	Design--New Orleans residences	Joseph E. Friend. M. Goldstein. Dr. Albert B. Mayer. James B. Sinnott.	Photographs (4)	7	1	1911/07	9(following)
Diboll, Owen and Goldstein	Metropolitan Bank Building, sketches and floorplans of proposed building			5	2	1909/08	7-19
Diboll, Owen and Goldstein	Metropolitan Bank Building plans completed	Pan American Bank.	Photographs (6)	6	10	1911/08	9-18
Diboll, Owen and Goldstein	Design--Merganthaler Building		Photograph	7	4	1911/10	8(following)
Diboll, Owen and Goldstein	Design--Emlah Apartments		Photographs	8	6	1912/12	8(following)
Diboll, Owen and Goldstein	Design--Emlah Apartments		Photographs	8	1	1912/07	8(following)
Diboll, Owen and Goldstein	Design--St. Landry Church (Opelousas)		Plates (3)	4	3	1908/09	11-16
Diboll, Owen and Goldstein	Design--Pythian Temple		Illustrations	3	9	1908/03	9-14
Drainage	Underground drainage to replace open gutter system			1	2	1905/08	14
Electrical Contractors' Association of New Orleans	New organization; officers listed	C. J. Barnes W. T. Spranley.		1	1	1905/07	12
Ellis, Crawford H.	Says that New Orleans is the logical place for a Panama Canal Exposition			6	2	1910/08	23
Equitable Real Estate Company	Initiates discussion with several architectural firms regarding responsibilities for building errors	Emilien Perrin.		2	1	1906/07	8-10
Esterbrook, Richard	Biographical notes			2	4	1906/10	7

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