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Elmer Jacobs, Architect, Drawings of Ephraim Walters Residence in Morgantown, West Virginia

0.3 Linear Feet Summary: 3 1/2 in. (1 large flat storage box)
Four blueprint drawings of the Ephraim Walters Residence in Morgantown, West Virginia, by architect Elmer F. Jacobs, dated March 20, 1900. Drawings of this Willey Street dwelling include: foundation and attic (size of drawing: 24'x18'), first and second floors (21"x18"), west and rear elevations (30"x17"), and front and east elevations (32"x17"). Elmer F. Jacobs, a Preston County native, came to Morgantown in 1894. He renovated High Street with Romanesque and Queen Anne Revival structures. By the early 1900s he designed over 400 buildings in the downtown and nearby areas.
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Elmer Jacobs, Architect, Drawings of Ephraim Walters Residence in Morgantown, West Virginia 0.3 Linear Feet Summary: 3 1/2 in. (1 large flat storage box)

Jacobs, Elmer F.
Four blueprint drawings of the Ephraim Walters Residence in Morgantown, West Virginia, by architect Elmer F. Jacobs, dated March 20, 1900. Drawings of this Willey Street dwelling include: foundation and attic (size of drawing: 24'x18'), first and second floors (21"x18"), west and rear elevations (30"x17"), and front and east elevations (32"x17"). Elmer F. Jacobs, a Preston County native, came to Morgantown in 1894. He renovated High Street with Romanesque and Queen Anne Revival structures. By the early 1900s he designed over 400 buildings in the downtown and nearby areas.
West Virginia and Regional History Center

West Virginia University, Sigma Chi Fraternity, Architectural Drawings

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Five framed architectural drawings by Morgantown architect Elmer F. Jacobs of the WVU Sigma Chi Fraternity house.
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