Smithsonian Preservation Quarterly

Smithsonian Preservation Quarterly

Winter 1995	Spring 1995	Summer/Fall 1995	Spring 1996
Index to articles in this issue: * The Mall, Our Front Yard * Smithsonian Pleasure Grounds: The First Mall Design * The Henry Statue, About Face * Phantoms of the Museum * Monument to Truth and Beauty: The Andrew Jackson Downing Urn * Air and Space in the Southwest: The Debate over a Tenth Street Mall * Memorials and the Mall	Index to articles in this issue: * Hornblower and Marshall Documents at the Smithsonian * Rathbun’s Descriptive Account of Natural History * Terrazzo, a Classic Floor * Beaux-Arts on the Mall: The Natural History Museum * Guastivino Vaulting: Ancient Technology in a New World * The East and West Court Projects: Natural History Museum Make-over	Index to articles in this issue: * The Adams Memorial: Augutus Saint Gaudens’ Commission for Henry Adams * Mr. Smithson Goes to Washington: The Smithsonian’s Benefactor Interred in the Castle * Smithson’s Memorial: The Search for a Proper Memorial * Of Sarcophagi and Symbols: James Smithson’s Grave Marker * The Smithsonian and Arlington Cemetery: Montgomery Meigs’s Connection to both * From Furniture Factory to Funeral Home: Henry W. Jenkins & Son * Tomb with a View: Oak Hill Cemetery	Index to articles in this issue: * What Style is it?: The Smithsonian Building is a Mix of Several Styles * Saint Dunstan: The Statue in the Castle’s Niche * Centennial = Colonial?: The Debate about Centennial Furniture * How Centennial Furniture Differs From Colonial * The Smithsonian Bell * Photo OP: The First Design for the Air & Space Museum
Winter 1994	No Issue	Spring/Summer 1994	Fall 1994
Index to articles in this issue: * The Director's Column: The West Wing of the Smithsonian Building * The Smithsonian Building's West Wing, a Chronology * The West Wing Door Restoration * The Laboratory of Natural History * West Wing Exhibit Cases * The Commons Renovation * The Commons defined		Index to articles in this issue: * Happy Anniversary, The 30th year of the Castle Collection * The Castle Collection in the Beginning * History for Sale * Nineteenth Century Furniture Sub-styles * Managing a Working Collection * Castle Collection Resume *Photo-Op: The First Collection Piece	Index to articles in this issue: * Barton S. Alexander, The Second Architect of the Smithsonian Building * Barney Studio House: A National Treasure * Lost and Found: A Castle table returns * Momento Mori: The Rural Cemetery Movement * An Exhibition of the Secretaries' Portraits * The Enola Gay, The Last Act, Part I
Winter 1993	Spring 1993	Summer 1993	Fall 1993
Index to articles in this issue: * Director's Column: Photography at the Smithsonian * Thomas W. Smillie: The Smithsonian's First Photographer * A&I: Home to the Photo Lab for Over 100 Years * The Daguerre Monument * Interiors of the Castle in 19th Century Photographs * The Changing Face of Photography at the Smithsonian	Index to articles in this issue: * Director's Column: Worthy but Obscure: Josse Vrydagh * A Niche for Moses Ezekiel * Patently Obscure: George W. Gates * Albert Harris: Visionary of a Modern Zoo * The Bradley & Hubbard Manufacturing Company * The Rise of Women at the Smithsonian	Index to articles in this issue: * Director's Column: Four Interns * Drawing Conclusions: Drawings Show the Evolution of the Castle * Arts & Marx: Adolf Cluss and Karl Marx * The Castle's Capitals * Plans for the Future: THe A&I Building	Index to articles in this issue: * Director's Column: Prologue for the 150th * The First Smithsonian Guidebook * The Upstairs Lecture Hall * Jacob Kainen: Smithsonian Curator and Artist * The Colossal Sculpture Group, "America" * Owls in the Tower: Other Duties as Assigned
Winter 1992	Spring 1992	Summer 1992	Fall 1992
Index to articles in this issue: * Director's Column: Preservation and Accessibility * Thomas U. Walter and the General Post Office Building * Audubon Prints on View * Renwick Chair Restoration * Etymologgical Morsel: "Cathedral" * The Army Medical Museum on the Mall	Index to articles in this issue: * Director's Column: Subtle Transistions * The Castle Collection's "Rope Sofa" * The National Air Museum * Conservation Assessment: A planning Tool * Etymologgical Morsel: "Mausoleum"	Index to articles in this issue: * Director's Column: A New Architecture * Documenting the Changes to the Smithsonian's Natural History Museum * Ivy on the Castle: Another of Smithson's Gifts? * Horatio Greeough's Statue of George Washington * The Aesthetic Movement in the Castle * Etymologgical Morsel: "Sarchophagus"	Index to articles in this issue: * Director's Column: In the Beginning, The Castle's Design before Renwick * The Regents' Room * Commemorative Clocks * Etymologgical Morsel: "Gargoyle" * Fielding B. Meek * Polkas, Anyone? Click to play audio then read the article: The Smithsonian Polka The Institute Polka & Schottisch
Winter 1991	Spring 1991	Summer 1991	Fall 1991
Index to articles in this issue: * Apotosaurus Update * The Art Room in the Castle * Furniture Care at Home * The White House of the Confederacy	Index to articles in this issue: * Director's Column: OAHP & TQM * SIFC Name Change * In Search of Lulu Smithson * Historic Bell House * Boston Side Chair	Index to articles in this issue: * Director's Column: Preservation Policy for the Smithsonian * The AIC in Albuquerque, NM * ODC's Vince Cogliano * US Customs House Documentation * African American Museum Study * Boston Drop-Leaf Table	Index to articles in this issue: * Director's Column: OAHHP, A New Beginning * The First Building at the Zoo * Master Stone Carver, Constantine Seferlis * Secretaire A Abattant * Magnetic Observatory * Restoration of James Renwick's Regents' Chairs