Three Designs for Wood Benches, June 1968
The drawing presents three distinct bench designs labeled “Design #1,” “Design #2,” and “Design #3.” Each design is shown in front elevation and side profile. The benches are uniformly 5 feet 8 inches long, with side views indicating varied angular backrests and base structures. Design #1 features a simple, straight-backed form; Design #2 includes a slatted back with a steeper incline; Design #3 incorporates a vertical slat back and a curved base. All views are precisely dimensioned and drawn in purple ink on a beige background. A title box at the bottom right credits Studio Sgraffito in Buffalo, NY, designed by Noel J. Silverman, dated June 1968, with a scale of 2" = 1'0".
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Planting Plan for Evergreen Garden for the Estate of Darwin D. Martin, Esq., Graycliffe, Lake Erie View New York, blueprint, March 13, 1930
This blueprint is a Planting Plan for the Evergreen Garden at the estate of Darwin D. Martin in Graycliff, Lake View, New York, designed by Ellen Biddle Shipman. The plan outlines the arrangement of trees, shrubs, and other plantings around the rectangular garden. The perimeter features groupings of labeled plant species, including junipers, poplars, and various flowering shrubs. In the center, there are detailed Planting Notes with instructions about soil preparation, arrangement of species, and planting order. A List of Lilies specifies quantities of different lily types to be included. The lower margin identifies the project, estate owner, and designer, with the date March 13, 1930.
General Tree and Shrub Planting Plan for the Estate of Darwin D. Martin, Esq., Greycliffe, Lake View, New York, March 10, 1930
General tree and shrub planting plan, Graycliff, Derby, N.Y., blueprint, by Ellen Shipman, landscape architect, March 10, 1930
This architectural landscape blueprint features a detailed planting and site plan layout. A large circular pathway dominates the center of the drawing, surrounded by evenly spaced, labeled tree placements. Various curving and straight walkways are illustrated, leading to and around building structures at the bottom and right of the blueprint. Clusters of trees and shrubs line the paths and property edges, with species names and planting instructions written in small, hand-lettered text. The title block at the bottom identifies the plan as the “General Tree and Shrub Planting Plan for the estate of Darwin D. Martin Esq. Grey Cliffe Lake View New York," dated March 10, 1930 and signed with a scale notation. The document shows signs of age, including visible fold lines and slight discoloration.
General Tree and Shrub Planting Plan for the Estate of Darwin D. Martin, Esq., Greycliffe, Lake View, New York, circa 1930
This architectural landscape blueprint features a detailed planting and site plan layout. A large circular pathway dominates the center of the drawing, surrounded by evenly spaced, labeled tree placements. Various curving and straight walkways are illustrated, leading to and around building structures at the bottom and right of the blueprint. Clusters of trees and shrubs line the paths and property edges, with species names and planting instructions written in small, hand-lettered text. The title block at the bottom identifies the plan as the “General Tree and Shrub Planting Plan for the estate of Darwin D. Martin Esq. Grey Cliffe Lake View New York," and signed with a scale notation. The document shows signs of age, including visible fold lines and slight discoloration.
Plan and Details for Tennis Court Backstop for Darwin Martin, Esq, Derby, N.Y.
This detailed architectural blueprint presents three views related to a tennis court backstop design. Centered is the top-down plan of the tennis court backstop, featuring layout dimensions, gates, and tube placements. On the left is the elevation of the backstop, showing the structural framing with 2" pipes and round concrete-filled holes. On the right is the elevation of the gate opening, including side supports and detailed spacing. The blueprint is rendered in white ink on dark blue paper, with clear annotations and labels. The drawing was created by Harries and Hall, Landscape Architects and Engineers (Buffalo and Toronto), with A.L. Norton Associate, and is noted for client Darwin D. Martin of Derby, NY.
Drawing of Window Details, Graycliff, Derby, N.Y.
This architectural drawing on brown drafting paper illustrates multiple detailed views related to window sash construction. On the left, two front elevation views labeled "A" and "B" show window frames divided into panes, with handwritten measurements and notes below. The upper right features vertical cross-sections of wall and sash interactions, showing how elements interlock. Additional technical sections along the bottom illustrate joinery, trim profiles, and sill placements, annotated with labels like “Top Rail,” “Head,” and “Casing.” Notations throughout the drawing include dimensions and instructions, with the name “Geo. Ingersoll” and a reference to “Martin Job, North Evans” inscribed near the bottom right. The drawing uses pencil and occasional ink or stamp markings, indicating it was a working draft or construction document.
West and East Elevation of the Country Home of D. D. Martin, Esq. on the Lake Shore of Lake Erie, blueprint, circa 1926
This architectural blueprint illustrates detailed exterior and sectional views of the country home of Darwin D. Martin, located on the Lake Shore of Lake Erie. The drawing includes labeled West Elevation, East Elevation, and a Section A-B through Living Room, showcasing the Prairie-style design typical of Frank Lloyd Wright. The elevations highlight prominent chimneys, horizontal lines, extended eaves, and grouped windows. The section view reveals interior details including room divisions, ceiling heights, and foundation structures. A smaller inset labeled Section C-D Thru Carriage Cover appears at the top center. Notes in fine handwriting identify materials and construction details such as “All exterior corners metal corner beads (flush)” and “plastered soffet. [sic]” The blueprint title block at the bottom confirms the architect as Frank Lloyd Wright of Taliesin, Spring Green, Wisconsin, aligning this drawing with Wright’s signature residential architectural style. The blueprint shows fold lines and signs of wear along the edges.
Tree and Shrub Planting Plan for House Area for the Estate of Darwin D. Martin, Esq., Greycliffe, Lake View, New York, March 11, 1930
Landscape planting plan drawn on brown paper showing tree and shrub placement around the residence and boulevard area. The upper portion of the drawing includes the house footprint labeled "Residence" with surrounding tree groupings such as apple and white pine. Notes provide detailed planting instructions for tree spacing, arrangement, and soil preparation. At the bottom, the title block reads "Tree and Shrub Planting Plan for Boulevard Area, Estate of Darwin D. Martin Esq., Graycliff, Lake View, New York" with scale, architect information, and a March 1930 date.
Drawing of Standing Screen, Graycliff, Derby, N.Y.
Architectural drawing on brown paper showing detailed design plans for a panel structure. The sheet includes multiple views: two elevations of panels labeled "Tapestry" and "Panel," a vertical section with a base labeled "Removable Frame," and a horizontal section showing construction elements labeled "Top Rail," "Center Rail," and "Bottom Rail." Dimensions and structural details are provided with precise measurements.
Drawing of Stairway Details, Graycliff, Derby, N.Y.
Draft sheet on brown paper with hand-drawn pencil sketches of architectural details. The page shows several partial diagrams, including measurements of a staircase with steps indicated, a small floor plan or layout sketch with labeled dimensions, and vertical notations of lengths. The lower left corner of the sheet is torn away, and faint handwritten notes are scattered across the drawings, some noting dimensions and construction details.
South Elevation of the Country Home of D. D. Martin, Esq. on the Lake Shore of Lake Erie, blueprint, circa 1926
Blueprint of the South Elevation of the Darwin D. Martin summer home (Graycliff), designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. The drawing shows the long, two-story façade with horizontal emphasis, a central gabled bay, stone masonry on the lower level, and a large chimney rising above the roofline. Rows of windows span across both stories, with French doors and grouped casement windows below. The sheet includes the title “Country Home for D. D. Martin Esq. on the Lake Shore of Lake Erie — Frank Lloyd Wright, Architect, Taliesin, Spring Green, Wis.” The blueprint is creased and shows signs of aging.
Second Floor Plan of the Country Home of D. D. Martin, Esq. on the Lake Shore of Lake Erie, blueprint, circa 1926
Faded blueprint showing the second floor plan of the Darwin D. Martin summer home (also referred to as Graycliff), designed by architect Frank Lloyd Wright. The drawing outlines multiple bedrooms, closets, bathrooms, and hallways arranged along a long central corridor. The top of the sheet includes the title block text: “Country Home for D. D. Martin Esq. on the Lake Shore of Lake Erie — Frank Lloyd Wright, Architect, Taliesin, Spring Green, Wis.” The blueprint is weathered, with creases, stains, and a torn lower right corner, but the structural and room divisions remain visible.
Drawing of Riser Plan, Graycliff, Derby, N.Y.
Sheet of brown drafting paper with faint pencil notations and simple line work. At the bottom center is a small sketch showing measurements and proportions, including text that reads: “10 Riser 6 11/16 x 9 7/8 Run” and “9 Treads 1 3/4 x” with corresponding dimensions. The drawing appears to record stair or step construction details, showing rise and run values with labeled widths. Margins on the right and bottom indicate part of a layout or frame.
Revised Design Plan for the Garden of Darwin D. Martin, Esq., Greycliffe, Lake View, New York, November 1929
Landscape plan titled Revised Design Plan for the Gardens of Darwin D. Martin, Esq. at Graycliff, Lake View, New York. The drawing illustrates the estate grounds organized around the main house. Features include a croquet lawn with a marked court, apple orchard, garden beds near the house, and large lawn areas extending toward Lake Erie. Pathways connect the house to the orchard and croquet lawn, with heavy plantings indicated along property edges. The plan is attributed to landscape architect Ellen Biddle Shipman and dated November 1929.
Revised Design Plan for the Garden of Darwin D. Martin, Esq., Greycliffe, Lake View, New York, January 8, 1930
Landscape plan titled Revised Design Plan for the Gardens of Darwin D. Martin, Esq. at Graycliff, Lake View, New York. The drawing shows the grounds organized around the main house, with labeled areas including croquet lawns, vegetable garden, apple orchard, and lawns extending to the lakefront. A circular drive and pathways connect the house to surrounding gardens and plantings. Heavy border plantings and tree groupings are marked along property edges, with apple trees arranged near the house. The design is attributed to landscape architect Ellen Biddle Shipman and dated January 8, 1930.
Revised Heavy Planting of East Boundary outside Property Line for the Estate of Darwin D. Martin, Esq., Greycliffe, Lake View, New York, March 24, 1931
Revised planting plan for the Darwin D. Martin estate at Graycliff, Lake View, New York. The drawing details heavy planting along the east boundary property line, with labeled trees and shrubs such as native oak, viburnum, honeysuckle, and hemlock. A small inset at the upper right shows revised planting between the garage and forecourt, including hawthorn, honeysuckle, and viburnum around an existing hedge apple. Another inset at the left notes a vegetable garden with adjoining plantings. The sheet is titled “Revised Heavy Planting of East Boundary Property Line” and signed by landscape architect Ellen Biddle Shipman, dated March 24, 1931.
Planting Plan for Evergreen Garden for the Estate of Darwin D. Martin, Esq., Greycliffe, Lake View, New York, blueprint, March 13, 1930
Planting plan for the evergreen garden on the estate of Darwin D. Martin, Lake View, New York. The drawing shows a rectangular garden bordered with labeled plantings, including evergreens such as Taxus cuspidata and Juniperus species, with paths and a seating area at one end. A detailed list of lilies and planting notes are written at the center of the plan, providing instructions for soil preparation, plant placement, and ground cover. The sheet is titled “Planting Plan for Evergreen Garden” and signed by landscape architect Ellen Biddle Shipman, dated March 13, 1930.
North Elevation of the Country Home of D. D. Martin, Esq. on the Lake Shore of Lake Erie, blueprint, circa 1926
Blueprint of the north elevation for the Darwin D. Martin country home on the Lake Shore of Lake Erie. The elevation shows a long, horizontal two-story structure with a low-pitched roof, extensive rows of windows, and a prominent central stone chimney. The lower level includes grouped glass doors and stone base details. The drawing is labeled at the bottom with “Country Home for D. D. Martin on the Lake Shore of Lake Erie” and identifies Frank Lloyd Wright as the architect, with Taliesin, Spring Green, Wisconsin noted.
Heavy Planting of East Boundary outside Property Line for the Estate of Darwin D. Martin, Esq., Greycliffe, Lake View, New York, January 14, 1931
Landscape planting plan for the Graycliff estate of Darwin D. Martin in Lackawanna, New York. The drawing details tree and shrub placements along the east boundary and around the garage and entrance. Labels identify species such as maple, elm, hemlock, viburnum, rhododendron, and spruce. Notes specify spacing, substitutions, and adjustments for planting. The title block credits Ellen Biddle Shipman as the landscape architect, dated January 14, 1931.
Ground Floor Plan of the Country Home of D. D. Martin, Esq. on the Lake Shore of Lake Erie, blueprint, circa 1926
Blueprint drawing of the Darwin D. Martin country home on Lake Erie, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. The sheet includes a detailed floor plan with labeled rooms such as the living room, dining room, kitchen, sun porch, and terraces, along with structural and design notes. A small plot plan is located on the left side. The title at the top reads: Country Home for D.D. Martin Esq. on the Lake Shore of Lake Erie — Frank Lloyd Wright, Architect, Taliesin, Spring Green, Wis.
Section Details of the Country Home of D. D. Martin, Esq. on the Lake Shore of Lake Erie, blueprint, August 29, 1926
Blueprint drawing for the Darwin D. Martin country home on Lake Erie, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. The sheet shows detailed wall and structural sections, including through the sun porch, gallery, pantry, and kitchen. It highlights framing, foundation details, mullions, and finishing elements with notes and measurements. The title block along the bottom reads: Country Home for D.D. Martin Esq. on the Lake Shore of Lake Erie — Frank Lloyd Wright, Architect, Taliesin, Spring Green, Wis.
Blueprint architectural drawing for the Darwin D. Martin country home on Lake Erie, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. The sheet shows multiple wall and structural sections, including construction details through areas such as the sun porch, gallery, pantry, and kitchen. Cross-sections highlight framing, foundations, window mullions, and finishing details, with precise annotations and measurements. At the bottom, the title block identifies the project and credits Frank Lloyd Wright, Architect, Taliesin, Spring Green, Wisconsin.
Site plan with landscaping of the Country Home of D.D. Martin on the Lake Shore of Lake Erie, November 1, 1929
Architectural site plan for the Darwin D. Martin country home on the shore of Lake Erie, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. The drawing depicts the layout of the house, gardens, driveways, and landscape features. Key elements include the old house footprint, lawn, pool, garden area, and plantings labeled along pathways and borders. Handwritten notes and annotations indicate landscaping details. At the bottom, the title block credits Frank Lloyd Wright, Architect, based at Taliesin in Spring Green, Wisconsin.
West and East Elevation of the Country Home of D. D. Martin, Esq. on the Lake Shore of Lake Erie, blueprint, August 19, 1926
Blueprint architectural drawing of the Darwin D. Martin country home on the shore of Lake Erie, designed by architect Frank Lloyd Wright. The sheet shows the west elevation, a section through the living room, and the east elevation. A central stone chimney is visible, along with multiple two-story gabled roof structures. Measurements and annotations are marked in pencil and yellow highlights. The title block identifies Frank Lloyd Wright as the architect, based at Taliesin in Spring Green, Wisconsin.
South Elevation of the Country Home of D. D. Martin, Esq. on the Lake Shore of Lake Erie, blueprint, August 19, 1926
Blueprint architectural drawing of the Darwin D. Martin country home on the shore of Lake Erie, designed by architect Frank Lloyd Wright. The drawing shows the north elevation, featuring a central stone chimney, rows of tall windows on two levels, and structural details with notations in pencil. The title block identifies Frank Lloyd Wright as the architect, working from Taliesin in Spring Green, Wisconsin.
North Elevation of the Country Home of D. D. Martin, Esq. on the Lake Shore of Lake Erie, blueprint, August 19, 1926
Blueprint elevation drawing of the country home of Darwin D. Martin on the Lake Shore of Lake Erie, designed by architect Frank Lloyd Wright. The drawing shows the north elevation of the house, with a large central chimney, two stories of windows, and detailed annotations and measurements in yellow pencil. The title block at the bottom identifies Frank Lloyd Wright as architect, from Taliesin in Spring Green, Wisconsin.
Blueprint floor plan of the country home of Darwin D. Martin on the Lake Shore of Lake Erie, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. The drawing shows a detailed layout of interior rooms, including bedrooms, closets, bathrooms, and circulation areas. A large balcony extends outward, and annotations indicate roof tiles, slopes, and interior divisions. The title block at the top identifies Frank Lloyd Wright as architect, working from Taliesin in Spring Green, Wisconsin.
Section Details of the Country Home of D. D. Martin, Esq. on the Lake Shore of Lake Erie, August 19, 1926
Architectural section drawing for the country home of Darwin D. Martin on the Lake Shore of Lake Erie, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. The sheet shows multiple vertical cross-sections through different parts of the house, including walls, windows, porch, and kitchen gallery. Details include framing, plaster, stone foundations, and notes on construction materials and methods. The title block credits Wright as architect, working from Taliesin, Spring Green, Wisconsin.
West and East Elevation of the Country Home of D. D. Martin, Esq. on the Lake Shore of Lake Erie, August 19, 1926
This architectural drawing presents multiple views of the Darwin D. Martin country home on the shore of Lake Erie. The sheet shows the west elevation, a section through the living room (A–B), a section through the carriage cover (C–D), and the east elevation. The drawings emphasize the stone masonry, horizontal lines, and roof overhangs typical of Frank Lloyd Wright’s Prairie style. Notations indicate details such as plastered corners, stone facing, window placement, and proportions. At the bottom, the title block identifies the project: Country Home of D. D. Martin Esq. on the Lake Shore of Lake Erie, with attribution to Frank Lloyd Wright, Architect, Taliesin, Spring Green, Wis.
Second Floor Plan of the Country Home of D. D. Martin, Esq. on the Lake Shore of Lake Erie, August 19, 1926
This architectural drawing is a floor plan for the second story of the "Country Home for D.D. Martin Esq. on the Lake Shore of Lake Erie." The plan shows the arrangement of rooms, including multiple bedrooms, bathrooms, closets, and hallways, all organized along a long gallery corridor. Detailed notations specify room dimensions, construction details, and materials. The balcony, staircases, and fireplaces are clearly indicated.
Site Plan and Location Map, Graycliff, Evans, New York, February 3, 1999
Architectural title sheet and site plan for Graycliff, located at 6472 Lakeshore Road, Evans, New York. The sheet includes a location map showing the property along Lake Erie, a site plan indicating the main house, terrace, garage, and tennis court, and an index of drawings listing basement, floor plans, and elevations. Prepared for the Graycliff Conservancy, Inc. by Bero Associates Architects.
Existing Conditions Boiler House Plans and Elevations, Graycliff, Evans, New York, February 3, 1999
Architectural drawing sheet showing elevations and plans of a small stone structure at Graycliff. Includes north, south, east, and west elevations, a first floor plan, and a roof plan. The elevations depict a simple rectangular building with a hipped roof and a stone chimney. Produced by Bero Associates Architects for the Graycliff Conservancy.
Existing Conditions South and East Elevations, Graycliff, Evans, New York, February 3, 1999
Architectural drawing sheet showing the east and south elevations of Graycliff. The elevations depict a two-story structure with hipped roofs, a stone chimney, balconies, and stone foundation walls. Shading and dashed lines indicate later additions and modifications, with notes marking "Port Martin additions" and materials references. Produced by Bero Associates Architects for the Graycliff Conservancy.
Existing Conditions North and West Elevations of the Garage, Graycliff, Evans, New York, February 3, 1999
Architectural drawing sheet showing the west and north elevations of Graycliff. The west elevation depicts the long side of the house with a hipped roof, wide windows, stone foundation, and a shaded addition marked as "Port Martin addition." The north elevation shows a two-story facade with multiple doors and windows aligned vertically, along with a central chimney. Notes and shading indicate modifications from different construction phases. Created by Bero Associates Architects for the Graycliff Conservancy.
Existing Conditions Roof Plan Garage, Graycliff, Evans, New York, February 3, 1999
Architectural roof plan of Graycliff prepared by Bero Associates Architects for the Graycliff Conservancy. The drawing outlines multiple intersecting hipped roof sections with directional arrows indicating slopes. Different shading patterns denote construction phases, including late 1920s additions and earlier structures. Dimensions are marked along the perimeter, and notes specify roof material details.
Existing Conditions Second Floor Plan Garage, Graycliff, Evans, New York, February 3, 1999
Architectural second floor plan of Graycliff prepared by Bero Associates Architects for the Graycliff Conservancy. The drawing shows a central living room with access to north, west, and former east balconies. Four bedrooms are arranged around the central hall, with closets and a bath indicated. A stairway connects to the lower level. Dashed lines indicate earlier construction phases, including additions and modifications.
Existing Conditions First Floor Plan Garage, Graycliff, Evans, New York, February 3, 1999
Architectural first floor plan of the Graycliff garage prepared by Bero Associates Architects. The drawing shows the original garage with a 1929 addition, a utility room, a toilet room, and stairs. Dashed outlines indicate later additions, including one from circa 1960. Measurements and labels identify each section and its modifications.
Existing Conditions Building Section, Graycliff, Evans, New York, February 3, 1999
Architectural building section drawing of Graycliff prepared by Bero Associates Architects. The cross-section shows the interior layout including the living room, chapel, gallery, and bedrooms. A basement level is indicated beneath, with structural details such as stone walls, chimney, and storm vestibule noted. Measurements and a “no access” circular area are marked.
Existing Conditions North and East Elevations, Graycliff, Evans, New York, February 3, 1999
Architectural elevation drawing of Graycliff prepared by Bero Associates Architects. The sheet includes two views: the north elevation, showing the long façade with a central stone chimney, windows, and a recessed entry with steps; and the east elevation, depicting the side view with additional stonework, windows, and roof details. Notes provide information on storm vestibule and cooler locations.
Existing Conditions South and West Elevations, Graycliff, Evans, New York, February 3, 1999
Architectural elevation drawing of Graycliff by Bero Associates Architects. The sheet shows two views: the south elevation, featuring a long façade with rows of windows, a central gabled entry with stonework, and a large chimney; and the west elevation, which highlights additional stone details, a projecting covered area, and a mix of window groupings.
Existing Conditions Roof Plan, Graycliff, Evans, New York, February 3, 1999
Architectural roof plan drawing of Graycliff by Bero Associates Architects. The plan shows the layout of intersecting gable and hip roofs, with arrows indicating slopes and drainage directions. Dimensions are provided along the perimeter, and structural outlines, including a chimney, are marked.
Existing Conditions Second Floor Plan, Graycliff, Evans, New York, February 3, 1999
Architectural second-floor plan of Graycliff by Bero Associates Architects. The drawing shows multiple bedrooms labeled with their intended occupants (including Darwin D. Martin, Isabelle & Martin, guest rooms, and servants’ quarters), along with bathrooms, closets, hallways, and balconies. Stairs and roof outlines below are also indicated.
Existing Conditions First Floor Plan, Graycliff, Evans, New York, February 3, 1999
Architectural first-floor plan of Graycliff by Bero Associates Architects. The drawing details the main spaces, including the entry hall, living room, sun porch, breakfast room, kitchen, pantry, and chapel. Additional labeled areas include lavatory, service rooms, and stairs. Floor materials such as tile, brick, and stone are indicated by patterning.
Existing Conditions Basement Plan, Graycliff, Evans, New York, February 3, 1999
Architectural basement plan of Graycliff by Bero Associates Architects. The drawing outlines basement areas including sections labeled “no access,” a water storage tank, steel beams and posts, furnace locations, brick chimney, and drains. Stair access is shown at the right side.
South Elevation of the Country Home of D. D. Martin, Esq. on the Lake Shore of Lake Erie, August 19, 1926
Architectural south elevation drawing of the country home of Darwin D. Martin, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. The rendering shows a long, two-story façade with stone and stucco detailing, a central chimney, rows of windows along both levels, and a projecting entry bay with a gabled roof. The title block identifies the project as located on the Lake Shore of Lake Erie, with Wright listed as architect from Taliesin, Spring Green, Wisconsin.
North Elevation of the Country Home of D. D. Martin, Esq. on the Lake Shore of Lake Erie, August 19, 1926
Architectural north elevation drawing of the country home of Darwin D. Martin, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. The design shows a long, two-story façade with a prominent central stone chimney, rows of windows along both levels, and stonework at the base. The structure includes terraces and exterior steps. The title block identifies the project as on the Lake Shore of Lake Erie, with Wright as architect from Taliesin, Spring Green, Wisconsin.