Joseph Bell DeRemer Papers, 1887-1986
Collection Overview
Title: Joseph Bell DeRemer Papers, 1887-1986
Predominant Dates:1887-1942
ID: OGLMC744
Primary Creator: DeRemer, Joseph Bell (1871-1944)
Other Creators: DeRemer, Samuel Teel (1894-1967)
Extent: 13.5 Linear Feet
Date Acquired: 03/11/1982. More info below under Accruals.
Subjects: Architecture and Historic Preservation, Grand Forks
Languages: English
Abstract
Scope and Contents of the Materials
Collection Historical Note
Joseph Bell DeRemer was born September 14, 1871, in Montana, Warren County, New Jersey, the son of James K. and Nancy (Bell) DeRemer. Joseph Bell DeRemer sprung from a tradition in carpentry and building which his family had practiced for six generations. It was not a coincidence that he too would show talents and skills in this profession that would eventually take him to Grand Forks, North Dakota, where he created for himself an illustrious and prosperous architectural practice.
He was a carpenter from 1886 to 1896 in Warren County and became a master of the trade working with his father and brothers. His skills and talents in carpentry so impressed friends that they encouraged DeRemer to pursue architecture. Interested by the idea, DeRemer enrolled at Columbia University in a special one year course in architecture taught by Professor William R. Ware. In June 1897, DeRemer left the university and returned to Warren County to establish an architectural practice.
It is believed that between his return to Warren county in 1897 and his departure westward in 1902, DeRemer had already completed 78 commissions in New Jersey. His relocation to Grand Forks was an accidental one prompted by an initial resolve to move to the West Coast in order to find better architectural opportunities. But upon arriving in Grand Forks on March 3, 1902, DeRemer was convinced by D.H. Beecher to stay and participate in the town’s growth and booming economy. A little more than several months later, DeRemer secured the commission to build the Oxford House.
By 1904, DeRemer had become such a prominent member of the Grand Forks community that he was featured in the Silver Anniversary Issue of the Grand Forks Herald. In 1906, he joined the town’s influential people by moving to a residential home on Belmont road. By 1912, his buildings were a crowning achievement throughout the state of North Dakota and Northwestern Minnesota.
His Grand Forks buildings, 1902-1912, exhibit classical and renaissance revival detail and proportions. They include the Y.M.C.A., the Clifford Building, the Grand Forks Public Library (all of which have been razed), the Ontario Store (Griffiths), the Corliss Block (Panovitz Store), the Widlund Block, the Masonic Temple, the New Hampshire Apartments, the Elks Lodge, the Central High School Gym, and the addition to the Presbyterian Church. DeRemer residences included his own home at 625 Belmont, the McCoy home at 401 Reeves Drive, and the 1906 remodeling of the Clifford house at 406 Reeves Drive.
In 1912, DeRemer left Grand Forks for Los Angeles, California, to expand upon his architectural vision. However, this move did not completely sever ties with North Dakota, as he designed the North Dakota State Building for the Panama-Pacific International Exposition held in San Francisco, California, in 1915. In November 1917, DeRemer returned to New Jersey and worked with his brothers in the Washington Casket Company, which they operated.
DeRemer returned to Grand Forks in 1919 and began a partnership with his son, Samuel Teel DeRemer. Their architectural firm designed many Art Deco and Art Modern Buildings during this period, including Whitey's Bar in East Grand Forks, the New Ryan Hotel, the United Lutheran Church, the administration building for the Grand Forks Municipal Airport, the addition to the Grand Forks County Courthouse, and the first California-style bungalow in Grand Forks at 706 Belmont Road.
Joseph Bell DeRemer was the architect for several buildings at the University of North Dakota: the President's House (now Oxford House), Woodworth Hall, Commons Building, Liberal Arts Building, Merrifield Hall, Delta Gamma Sorority, and Sigma Nu Fraternity. DeRemer, along with William F. Kurke, was also the architect for the new North Dakota State Capitol in Bismarck begun in 1932, in addition to many other buildings in various cities in North Dakota and northwestern Minnesota.
Joseph Bell DeRemer married Miss Elizabeth Myers on November 11, 1891, in Stewartsville, Warren County, New Jersey. The couple had a daughter, Delores, and a son, Samuel Teel. Joseph Bell DeRemer retired from active practice in 1937 and died February 16, 1944, in Grand Forks.
Subject/Index Terms
Administrative Information
Repository: Elwyn B. Robinson Department of Special Collections
Additional materials were donated by:
Joe B. DeRemer, East Grand Forks, Minnesota, on March 25, 1982 (82-967)
Margery McCanna, McCanna, North Dakota, on May 29, 1990 (90-1703)
The Book Fair, Grand Forks, North Dakota (via Al and Alice Thureen, East Grand Forks, Minnesota) on September 15, 1999 (99-2401) and on October 3, 2000 (2001-2508)
Lee Furman, Grand Forks, North Dakota, on June 6, 2000 (2000-2442)
Royce Yeater, National Trust for Historic Preservation, Chicago, Illinois, on May 30, 2002 (2005-2782)
Access Restrictions: Open for inspection under the rules and regulations of the Elwyn B. Robinson Department of Special Collections.
Acquisition Source: Stanley Johnson, UND Art Department
Acquisition Method: Donation; 82-964
Separated Materials:
Several items were placed in the Special Collections Stacks:
Josiah Allen's Wife. Samantha at the World's Fair. New York: Funk & Wagnalls, 1893 (DeRemer gave this book to his wife, Lizzie)
Palmer, Bertha Rachael. Beauty Spots in North Dakota. Boston: Richard Badger, 1928 (DeRemer's personal copy and signed by the author)
American Homes and Gardens: volumes 1-2, 1905-1906
American Homes and Gardens: volume 4, 1907
House and Garden: volumes 8-13, 1905-1908
House and Garden: volumes 13-15, 1908-1909
House and Garden: volumes 16-18, 1909-1910
House and Garden: volumes 19-20, 1911
Indoors and Out: volumes 3-5, 1905-1907
(These were from Joseph DeRemer's personal library)
Preferred Citation: (Description of Item). Joseph Bell DeRemer Papers. OGLMC 744, Box #, Folder #. Elwyn B. Robinson Department of Special Collections, Chester Fritz Library, University of North Dakota, Grand Forks.
Finding Aid Revision History: Finding aid added to Archon in July 2015.
Other URL: http://library.und.edu/holdings.php?id=ODIN_ALEPH000773736
Box and Folder Listing
Browse by Box:
[Box 1],
[Box 2],
[Box 3],
[Box 4],
[Box 5],
[Items 1-4],
[Photographs 1-75],
[Oversize Folder 1: Drawings - Joseph Bell DeRemer],
[Oversize Folder 2: Blueprints - McCanna Home, McCanna, North Dakota, August 1920],
[Oversize Folder 3: Drafts - Joseph Bell DeRemer],
[Oversize Folder 4: Drawings - Joseph Bell DeRemer],
[Oversize Folder 5: Blueprints - Joseph Bell DeRemer],
[Oversize Folder 6: Blueprints - Joseph Bell DeRemer],
[Oversize Folder 7: Drafts - Samuel DeRemer],
[Oversize Folder 8: Color Drawings - Samuel DeRemer],
[Oversize Folder 9: Black and White Drawings - Samuel DeRemer (1 of 2)],
[Oversize Folder 10: Black and White Drawings - Samuel DeRemer (2 of 2)],
[Oversize Folder 11: Unidentified Drafts and Drawings],
[All]
- Box 1
- Folder 1: The Proposed New United Lutheran Church Architects Joseph Bell and Samuel Teel DeRemer
- Folder 2: A Proposed New United Lutheran Church Architects Joseph Bell and Samuel Teel DeRemer
- Folder 3: Joseph Bell DeRemer logo
- Folder 4: St. Mary's Church and school, Grand Forks; Eagles building, Crookston, Minnesota
- Folder 5: St. Catherine's Church, Lomice, North Dakota; New Ryan Hotel, Grand Forks
- Folder 6: New grade and high school, Park River, North Dakota; new high school, Devil's Lake, North Dakota
- Folder 7: National Register nomination for the George B. Clifford House, 406 Reeves Drive, Grand Forks, 1986
- Folder 8: Building specifications for McCanna home, a two-story frame dwelling
- Folder 9: Lecture notes and scaled drawings
- Folder 10: Early Christian Ornament; paper submitted to Professor Hamlin, October 8, 1896
- Folder 11: Correspondence and Letterheads, April 21, 1897 and November 21, 1931
- Folder 12: Newspaper clippings, October 31, 1929 and October 27, 1935
- Folder 13: Accounts Payable & Receivable, 1906-1915
- Folder 14: Scale Plan: Rock Garden for Mrs. Jas. K. Anderson
- Folder 15: Tau Sigma Rho Fraternity Blueprints
- Folder 16: United Lutheran Church Dedication Programs, 1932 and 1942
- Folder 17: Wilshire Presbyterian Church; Title Insurance Building
- Folder 18: Sketches and Drafts
- Folder 19: Doughboy Service Oil Company Advertisement Drafts
- Folder 20: Biographical materials, 1845-1928
- Folder 21: Correspondence, 1926, 1938, and 1980
- Folder 22: Newspaper clippings, June 26, 1904 and November 29, 1981
- Folder 23: The Proposed New United Lutheran Church Program
- Folder 24: Architectural Drawings
- Item 1: Eagles Building, Crookston, Minnesota
- Item 2: Filling Station-Kelly and Palmer
- Item 3: Grade and High School, Hamilton, North Dakota
- Item 4: Plot Plan for the New Grade and High School, Devils Lake, North Dakota
- Item 5: New Ryan Hotel
- Item 6: Park River Grade and High School
- Item 7: The Proposed Home of Dr. P. W. Smith Esq.
- Item 8: St. Catherine's Church-Lomice, North Dakota
- Item 9: Wilshire Presbyterian Church: Title Insurance Building, Los Angeles, California
- Item 1: Eagles Building, Crookston, Minnesota
- Folder 25: Postcards of Architectural Projects
- Folder 26: Schedule and Specifications - Polk County Courthouse and Grand Forks County Courthouse, 1938
- Folder 27: Grant applications, September 1938
- Folder 28: Architectural Building Design articles, 1879-1914
- Folder 29: American Institute of Architects Certificate, August 1921
- Folder 30: "The Fighting Governor: The Story of William Langer and the State of North Dakota" - includes DeRemer's Designs of the Capitol Building, 1938
- Folder 31: Oxford House materials, 1902 and 1975
- Folder 32: Architectural Help and Figures pamphlet
- Folder 33: The Improvement Bulletin: The Construction News Weekly of the Northwest, May 19, 1928
- Folder 34: Library Book Plate
- Folder 35: Glasses
- Folder 36: Miscellaneous, 1904-1982
- Folder 37: Lizzie DeRemer newspaper article, July 20, 1941
- Folder 38: Lizzie DeRemer Autograph Book, January 9, 1887
- Folder 39: Samuel T. DeRemer Architectural Drawings
- Folder 40: Five Unidentified Architectural Drawings by Samuel and Joseph DeRemer
- Folder 41: Joseph Bell DeRemer's book plates
- Folder 42: Photocopied newspaper articles, 1902-1904
- Folder 43: Royce Yeater notes, 1974
- Folder 44: Scrapbook of Newspaper Clippings and Postcards regarding Joseph Bell DeRemer, 1931-1952
- Item 1: Scrapbook of newspaper clippings regarding architectural projects of Joseph Bell DeRemer and Samuel T. DeRemer, 1909-1955
- Folder 1: The Proposed New United Lutheran Church Architects Joseph Bell and Samuel Teel DeRemer
- Box 2
- Box 3
- Box 4
- Box 5
- Items 1-4
- Item 1: Miscellaneous large architectural tools
- Separated and placed on the shelves adjacent to the collection.
- Item 2: Framed sketch of Joseph Bell DeRemer's book plate by Samuel T. DeRemer, 1922
- Separated and placed on the shelves adjacent to the collection.
- Item 3: Framed sketch of the Bellevue Apartments - J.A. Dinnie Co. and Oscar C.G. Knudson, owners; sketched by Joseph Bell DeRemer, 1923
- Separated and placed on the shelves adjacent to the collection.
- Item 4: Unidentified framed drawing by either Joseph or Samuel DeRemer, 1932
- Separated and placed on the shelves adjacent to the collection.
- Item 1: Miscellaneous large architectural tools
- Photographs 1-75
- Separated and placed in the Photograph File Cabinets.
- Photograph 1: Joseph Bell DeRemer — at work, undated
- Photograph 2: Jo’bel and Joseph Bell DeRemer, 1939
- Photograph 3: Joseph Bell and Elizabeth DeRemer, June 1942
- Photograph 4: Joseph Bell DeRemer — at work, undated
- Photograph 5: Joseph Bell DeRemer and unidentified, undated
- Photograph 6: Joseph Bell DeRemer and his father, James, at the home in Montana, New Jersey, where Joseph was born in 1871
- Photograph 7: House on North 25th Street, by alley of sorority facing University
- Photograph 8: Samuel Teel DeRemer, undated
- Photograph 9: Samuel Teel DeRemer and grandmother, January 1951
- Photograph 10: Joseph Bell DeRemer — at his desk, undated
- Photograph 11: Joseph Bell and wife Elizabeth DeRemer, at the cabin, 1941
- Photograph 12: The DeRemer family, (Joseph and Elizabeth; Samuel Teel DeRemer and family), 1933
- Photograph 13: Joseph Bell DeRemer and Elizabeth
- Photograph 14: Joseph Bell DeRemer's office, undated
- Photograph 15: Towner County Memorial Building (Joseph Bell DeRemer, architect), undated
- Photograph 16: F.W. Mann & Sons, Devils Lake, North Dakota
- Photograph 17: St. Mary's Church and school, Grand Forks, North Dakota
- Photograph 18: Grand Forks Deaconess Hospital, (Samuel Teel DeRemer, architect)
- Photograph 19: United Presbyterian church (1st Presbyterian, 308 S 5th, Grand Forks), undated
- Photograph 20: North Dakota State Building for Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, California., 1915
- Photograph 21: McCanna Family Home, McCanna, North Dakota
- Photograph 22: United Lutheran Church, Grand Forks
- Photograph 23: United Lutheran Church, Grand Forks
- Photograph 24: United Lutheran Church, Grand Forks
- Photograph 25: United Lutheran Church, Grand Forks
- Photograph 26: United Lutheran Church, Main Auditorium looking toward altar: Grand Forks
- Photograph 27: Cando School
- Photograph 28: Unidentified
- Photograph 29: Unidentified
- Photograph 30: Unidentified
- Photograph 31: Unidentified
- Photograph 32: Architectural drawing: "Low cost dwelling scheme for West lot, Otto J. Eickhof, Crookston, Minnesota" by Sam T. DeRemer
- Photograph 33: Architectural drawing: "Low cost dwelling scheme for East lot, Otto J. Eickhof, Crookston, Minnesota" by Sam T. DeRemer
- Photograph 34: Cando School
- Photograph 35: Compiegne-L'Hotel de Ville
- Photograph 36: Geo H. Olmsted Residence, Grand Forks, North Dakota, Built 1920
- Photograph 37: Grand Forks Deaconess Hospital
- Photograph 38: Joseph Bell DeRemer Residence
- Photograph 39: Joseph Bell DeRemer Residence
- Photograph 40: Joseph Bell DeRemer Residence-Flower Garden
- Photograph 41: Joseph Bell DeRemer Residence-Reception Hall
- Photograph 42: Joseph Bell DeRemer Residence-Dining Room
- Photograph 43: Joseph Bell DeRemer Residence-Living Room
- Photograph 44: Joseph Bell DeRemer Residence
- Photograph 45: Joseph Bell DeRemer Residence
- Photograph 46: Joseph Bell DeRemer Residence-Mrs. DeRemer's Pitcher Collection
- Photograph 47: Ruettell Clothing Company
- Photograph 48: Towner County Memorial
- Photograph 49: Joseph Bell DeRemer Family, 1893
- Photograph 50: Samuel T. DeRemer
- Photograph 51: Delores DeRemer
- Photograph 52: Mrs. Joseph Bell DeRemer
- Photograph 53: Mrs. Joseph DeRemer, Samuel DeRemer, and Delores DeRemer
- Photograph 54: Samuel T. DeRemer, 1898
- Photograph 55: Four DeRemer Generations: Grandma, Mamma, Lizzie, and Delores, 1899
- Photograph 56: Family Group at Aunt Alice's New Village, 1905
- Photograph 57: Samuel T. DeRemer, 1912
- Photograph 58: Mrs. Joseph DeRemer on the day Delores was married, 1915
- Photograph 59: Joseph and Samuel DeRemer on the day Sam came home from war, 1918
- Photograph 60: Joseph DeRemer and C. Turner, 1926
- Photograph 61: Joseph DeRemer
- Photograph 62: Joseph DeRemer in his Office
- Photograph 63: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph DeRemer, taken by Dr. Barr of UND Art Department
- Photograph 64: Unidentified
- Photograph 65: Unidentified
- Photograph 66: Unidentified
- Photograph 67: Unidentified
- Photograph 68: Unidentified
- Photograph 69: Unidentified
- Photograph 70: Unidentified
- Photograph 71: Unidentified
- Photograph 72: Unidentified
- Photograph 73: Joseph Bell DeRemer in his Library, circa 1905
- Photograph 74: R.B. Griffith and Joseph Bell DeRemer
- Photograph 75: Joseph Bell DeRemer Portrait
- Photograph 1: Joseph Bell DeRemer — at work, undated
- Oversize Folder 1: Drawings - Joseph Bell DeRemer
First year architectural school drawings:
1. Six panels - plants and trees, July 10, 1896
2. Six panels - plants and trees, January 9, 1897
3. Plate VIII - A Naples, July 28, 1896
4. Plate X - The Tuscan Order, August 1, 1896
- Oversize Folder 2: Blueprints - McCanna Home, McCanna, North Dakota, August 1920
- 10 sheets consecutively numbered
- Oversize Folder 3: Drafts - Joseph Bell DeRemer
- Item 1: Interior Treatment for Elks Club
- Main Club Lounge looking toward entrance, buffet looking toward bar, and buffet looking toward dining room.
- Item 2: Section - Grand Forks Municipal Airport Administration Building
- Item 3: Ground Floor Plan - Grand Forks Municipal Airport Administration Building
- Item 4: Second Floor Plan - Grand Forks Municipal Airport Administration Building
- Item 5: Decorative Scheme for United Lutheran Church (2 panels)
- Item 6: New State Theatre, Red Lake Falls, Minnesota (C.P. Knudson, Owner)
- Item 7: First Floor Plan - unidentified gymnasium
- Item 8: Ground Floor Plan - unidentified gymnasium
- Item 9: First Floor Plan - unidentified church
- Item 10: Plate 12 - Balusters and Balustrade
- Item 1: Interior Treatment for Elks Club
- Oversize Folder 4: Drawings - Joseph Bell DeRemer
- Item 1: Front Elevation - Grand Forks Municipal Airport Administration Building
- Item 2: East Front Elevation - Proposed Liberal Arts Building, University of North Dakota
- Item 3: Elks Lodge and Clubhouse, Thief River Falls, Minnesota
- North Elevation, River Front, and West Front Elevation
- Item 4: Grand Forks Steam Laundry Company
- Item 5: Gymnasium and Auditorium, Crookston, Minnesota
- Item 6: Gymnasium and Auditorium, Crookston, Minnesota
- Item 7: Joseph DeRemer, 17 years old and 37 years old
- Item 8: Merrifield Hall, University of North Dakota
- Item 9: Modernizing Treatment, Hotel Crookston
- Item 10: New Chapter House for Epsilon Kappa of Sigma Nu
- Item 11: New State Theatre, Red Lake Falls, Minnesota (C. P. Knudson, Owner)
- Item 12: Public School, Enderlin, North Dakota
- Item 13: School, Enderlin, North Dakota
- Item 14: Side Elevation of proposed Filling Station
- Item 15: Street Front of proposed Building for J. Lampert Esq.
- Item 16: Unidentified
- Item 1: Front Elevation - Grand Forks Municipal Airport Administration Building
- Oversize Folder 5: Blueprints - Joseph Bell DeRemer
- Items 1-2: Grand Forks Municipal Airport Administration Building
- Front Elevation, Ground Floor Plan, Second Floor Plan, and Section
- Items 3-4: Cando Public School
- East and West Elevations, First Floor Plan, Second Floor Plan, and Foundation Plan
- Item 5: Plate 1 - Plan of Bases
- Item 6: Plate 2 - Framing Plan
- Item 7: Plate 3 - Framing Plan
- Item 8: Plate 5 - Cast Iron Base and Steel Column Connection
- Item 9: Plate 6 - Cast Iron Base and Column Connection
- Item 10: Plate 7 - Cast Iron Base and Phoenix Column Connection
- Item 11: Plate 8 - Steel Base and Column Connection
- Item 12: Plate 9 - Case Iron Column Connections
- Item 13: Plate 10 - Cast Iron Column Connections
- Item 14: Plate 11 - Cast Iron Details
- Item 15: Plate 13 - Steel Column Connections
- Item 16: Plate 14 - Steel Column Connections
- Item 17: Plate 16 - Steel Column Connections for Curtain Walls
- Item 18: Plate 18 - Phoenix Column Connections
- Item 19: The Corinthian Order
- Item 20: The Doric Order - Plan of Capital and Entablature
- Item 21: The Greek Orders
- Item 22: The Ionic Order
- Item 23: The Tuscan Order
- Item 24: Comparison of the Orders
- Item 25: Intercolumniation and Superposition
- Item 26: Pediments
- Item 27: Café and Lounge, Crookston Hotel
- Items 1-2: Grand Forks Municipal Airport Administration Building
- Oversize Folder 6: Blueprints - Joseph Bell DeRemer
- Item 1: Grand Forks Municipal Airport Administration Building
- Front Elevation, Ground Floor Plan, Second Floor Plan, and Section
- Item 2: Cando Grade School and High School
- Elevation of Precast Concrete Panels
- Item 3: Cando Public Schools
- East and West Elevations, First and Second Floor Plans, and Foundation Plan
- Item 4: Grand Forks County Jail and Sheriff's House
- Front Elevation (1), Basement Plan (2), First Floor Plan (3), Second Floor Plan (4), Typical Floor Plan: Third and Fourth (5), and Transverse Section (6)
- Item 5: Renovation and New Elevator - Grand Forks County Courthouse
- First Floor Plan (7), Second Floor Plan (8), and Third Floor Plan (9)
- Item 6: The Composite Order
- Plan of Capital and Entablature
- Item 7: The Corinthian Order
- Plan of Capital and Entablature
- Item 8: The Doric Order
- Plan of Capital and Entablature
- Item 9: The Greek Orders
- Item 10: Mouldings
- Item 11: Pedestals and Pilasters
- Item 12: Plate 4 - Section
- Item 13: Plate 19 - Phoenix Column Connections
- Item 14: Plate 20 - Details of Framing
- Item 15: Plate 21 - Plate Girders
- Item 16: Plate 22 - Box Girders
- Item 17: Plate 24 - Bracing details
- Item 1: Grand Forks Municipal Airport Administration Building
- Oversize Folder 7: Drafts - Samuel DeRemer
- Item 1: Elevation Plan - Lealos
- Item 2: Lukkason's Bar, Lounge, and Café, East Grand Forks, Minnesota (1 of 4)
East Wall of Cocktail Lounge and Dining Lounge
Dining Lounge and Cocktail Lounge looking west
Folding Doors: End Wall of Dining Lounge and Front End Cocktail Lounge
- Item 3: Lukkason's Bar, Lounge, and Café, East Grand Forks, Minnesota (2 of 4)
Lunch Room looking toward Kitchen
Doors to New Lounge
Lunch Room looking east
Lunch Room looking toward alley
Floor Plan of Lunch Room
Ceiling Plan of Lunch Room
- Item 4: Lukkason's Bar, Lounge, and Café, East Grand Forks, Minnesota (3 of 4)
Basement Plan
East and West Walls of Rumpus Room
- Item 5: Lukkason's Bar, Lounge, and Café, East Grand Forks, Minnesota (4 of 4)
- First Floor Plan
- Item 6: Side Interior 1 - Nestor Tap Room (F.J. Hughes, Owner)
- Item 7: Side Interior 2 - Nestor Tap Room (F.J. Hughes, Owner)
- Item 8: Nestor Tap Room, Fargo (F.J. Hughes, Owner)
- Item 9: Reflected Ceiling Plan - Nestor Tap Room (F.J. Hughes, Owner)
- Item 10: Elevation Plan - Oscar's
- Item 1: Elevation Plan - Lealos
- Oversize Folder 8: Color Drawings - Samuel DeRemer
- Item 1: DeSoto/Goebel Motors/Plymouth
- Item 2: Color Scheme A - First Presbyterian Church, Grand Forks, North Dakota
- Item 3: Color Scheme B - First Presbyterian Church, Grand Forks, North Dakota
- Item 4: Four Schemes for decorating Bobby's Café
- Item 5: L.M. Mondry Home
- Item 6: Hotel Frances
- Item 7: New Gymnasium Building, Petersburg, North Dakota
- Item 8: Unidentified
- Item 1: DeSoto/Goebel Motors/Plymouth
- Oversize Folder 9: Black and White Drawings - Samuel DeRemer (1 of 2)
- Item 1: Dr. Pepper Bottling Plant, Grand Forks, North Dakota
- Item 2: Elementary School, Grand Forks, North Dakota
- Item 3: Hotel Francis
- Item 4: Memorial Building, Lakota, North Dakota
- Item 5: New Hotel Francis, East Grand Forks, Minnesota
- Item 6: Winship Elementary School, Grand Forks, North Dakota
- Items 7-10: Unidentified
- Item 1: Dr. Pepper Bottling Plant, Grand Forks, North Dakota
- Oversize Folder 10: Black and White Drawings - Samuel DeRemer (2 of 2)
- Oversize Folder 11: Unidentified Drafts and Drawings
- Item 1: First Floor Plan
- Item 2: Second Floor Plan
- Item 3: Unidentified
- Item 4: Unidentified
- Item 5: East Elevation
- Item 6: East Elevation - Color
- Item 7: Front Elevation
- Item 8: West Front - Home of L.M. Mondry, Esq.
- Item 9: Ascending and Descending Lithograph, March 1960
- Item 10: Polk County State Bank
- Item 11: Unidentified
- Items 12-13: Unidentified - Color
- Items 14-15: Unidentified
- Items 16-18: Unidentified - Color
- Item 19: Unidentified
- Item 1: First Floor Plan
Browse by Box:
[Box 1],
[Box 2],
[Box 3],
[Box 4],
[Box 5],
[Items 1-4],
[Photographs 1-75],
[Oversize Folder 1: Drawings - Joseph Bell DeRemer],
[Oversize Folder 2: Blueprints - McCanna Home, McCanna, North Dakota, August 1920],
[Oversize Folder 3: Drafts - Joseph Bell DeRemer],
[Oversize Folder 4: Drawings - Joseph Bell DeRemer],
[Oversize Folder 5: Blueprints - Joseph Bell DeRemer],
[Oversize Folder 6: Blueprints - Joseph Bell DeRemer],
[Oversize Folder 7: Drafts - Samuel DeRemer],
[Oversize Folder 8: Color Drawings - Samuel DeRemer],
[Oversize Folder 9: Black and White Drawings - Samuel DeRemer (1 of 2)],
[Oversize Folder 10: Black and White Drawings - Samuel DeRemer (2 of 2)],
[Oversize Folder 11: Unidentified Drafts and Drawings],
[All]