New York (N.Y.). Department of Parks
Found in 48 Collections and/or Records:
Departments: American Rooms, 1940 - 1941
Principal respondent: Graham, John M. Correspondence regarding acquisitions; donation of Griswold House; gifts from Mrs. L.V. Lockwood; objects wanted from Schenck House. Agreement with Department of Parks, D.A.R. regarding use of Lefferts House (1920-1927). List of accessions to be sold.
Governing Committee: correspondence. [C.05], 1971-07 - 1972-06
Correspondence regarding proposed Junior Council; Association of Art Museum Directors Professional Practices policy; Study Tour; proposed Chairman's Advisory Committee; relations with Parks Department; Museum Ball; proposed restructuring of Governing Committee; relations with Institute; nominations; proposed Board Room.
Labor, 1946-04 - 1946-08
Correspondence, including inquiries regarding labor practices at other museums; organizing at Metropolitan Museum (CIO); Museum staff requests; Parks Department policy. Copy of 1897 contract, BIAS and City of Brooklyn. Reports: Interstate and Intrastate Activities; Brooklyn Museum, National Labor Relations Act; Museum (Central and Children's)'s attendance statistics 1942-1946.
Museum: architectural studies and plans, 1949 - 1950
Correspondence with Parks Department regarding project and approval (denied); with Brown, Lawford and Forbes and Trustees regarding plans. Analysis of revised space requirements. Memos regarding Educational Division program; relocation. Resolutions.
New York City Department of Parks, 1934 - 1935
Principal respondent: Latham, William H. Correspondence regarding Museum operations; alterations.
New York City: Parks Department, 1968-12 - 1969-08
Correspondence regarding education.
Post-War Construction Program, 1942-01 - 1943-07
Estimates submitted to City Planning Commission. Draft of plans submitted to Parks Commissioner Robert Moses. Report on recommmendation of Department heads, including memos, floor plans. 1/1942 Parks Department request for study of needs.
Vandalism, 1944-02 - 1944-03
Correspondence regarding damage to objects; public reaction; request to Parks Department for additional attendants; with Trustees. Memo describing damage to rugs. Statement to public.