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2005
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Site start-up, the perils of mining the National Register, the loss of two Iowa PS landmarks. |
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2006
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Validation of the PST from Chicago and Washington State, Purcell & Elmslie in Philadelphia. |
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Sullivan ignored on the Web, Phil Pecord’s astonishing gift of information. |
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Something of a placeholder. |
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Further validation and contributions, PS buildings on postcards, and the School’s reach beyond the Midwest. |
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A modest month, with contributions from Randolph Henning and Jack Lesshaft. |
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An Illinois focus, with some unknowns and Parker N. Berry. |
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Answers to questions posed in June, and a Wisconsin teaser. |
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Something about a few Claude & Starck buildings in Wisconsin, the variable quality of some PS buildings in these lists, and another batch of mystery postcards. |
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Elmslie’s involuntary presence in the marketplace, updates to Chicago listings. |
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A few known Unknowns, Von Holst and ComEd, and Prairie riches in, of all places, the Sunshine State. |
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Media notice of Florida PS buildings, a concise history of Purcell & Elmslie’s banks in three neighboring small towns. |
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An apology for so little apparent work, and thanks for photo contributions. |
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2007
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A brief musing about PS architecture in Milwaukee, and the addition of photos in Rock Island, Ill. from Phil Adams. |
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Utah assumes a visual presence in the PST, and a note about Mark Hammons and Organica. |
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Site statistics so far, more Utah. |
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You’re sending more letters—thanks. |
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Prairie reading material. |
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Prairie reading material, again. |
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What’s a vacation in Wisconsin without photography of PS buildings? |
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The near-loss of a late PS building in Sioux City, that improbable outpost of PS design. |
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Contributions from fellow Traveler Rick McNees, and a brief note about Tom Shearer. |
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Notes from Indiana, the second anniversary. |
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2008
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Far-flung PS buildings, Waterloo “Prairie”. |
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Prairie in the Netherlands, of all places. |
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Niedecken in Milwaukee and elsewhere |
