Blueprint: 400 N. Michigan, South Tower: Lease (1 p.), rider (6 pp.), and 3 blueprints stapled together. First blueprint: Wrigley Building Third Floor Plan. Note: shaded area indicates corridor space to be acquired by Arts Club at expiration of present lease to Geo. J. Kirkgasser & Co. for room 308. Second blueprint: Exhibit A, sheet one. Second Floor. "Intentionally it is requested that the old club detail and quality be duplicated. All old material to be used, if it can be removed without damage to same. If not this (damaged) material must be replaced by new so that the quarters when completed are in every way perfect products. This is particularly true of the picture galleries in which the walls must be without defects. Final decision regarding the selection of all reusable material is deferred to the architect or his representative." Arthur Heun. Third blueprint: Exhibit A, sheet two. Third Floor. Arthur Heun. 18 x 29 inches and smaller. (Separated from the folder: 400 N. Michigan, S. Tower, 1936-1938). Lease dated, May 12, 1936

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Identifier: 9

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Scope and Contents note

From the Series:

The emphases of the series are on the 109 E. Ontario space, since the Arts Club was there for over forty years and the 201 E. Ontario space, which was designed to the Club’s specifications. The series includes brochures, samples, invoices, blueprints, financial information, contracts, meeting minutes and correspondence. Correspondence is with architects, designers, building owners and rental agencies, vendors, Arts Club officers and members, lawyers, and city officials, regarding rental arrangements, designs and redesigns, ventilation, lighting, and plumbing repairs, parking, and other matters relevant to the spaces occupied by the Arts Club. Rental records (i.e. rentals of the Arts Club space by external organizations or for parties and receptions) are not complete. See Financial Records, Invoices and receipts, for other rental record information. Many blueprints are annotated on front and back, with additional sketches, lists, reminders, etc. They are stored flat in a large flat file drawer, 4a.

See also Series 12, Scrapbooks, for photographs and other information about the various buildings used by the Arts Club.