”Columbia University.—The Columbia University School of Architecture. William R. Ware. An explanation of the work being done for professional draughtsmen. 2500 w. Am Arch—Aug. 6, 1898.

The Study of Architectural History at Columbia College. William R. Ware. The writer claims that exceptional advantages are given. Besides instruction by text books and lectures, separate exercises are given In Historical Research, Historical Drawing, and Historical Designing. 4400 w. Sch of Mines Quar—Nov., 1895.

Professional Draughtsmen as Special Students In the School of Architecture. William R. Ware. Explains why this class of students are admitted and the advantages and disadvantages to those most interested. 2700 w. Sch of Mines Quar—July, 1897.”

Reference Data:

The Engineering Index, Vol. 3, by Association of Engineering Societies (U.S.), 1901, page 241