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Letter from Christine Barreda Polk, wife of architect Willis Polk, in San Francisco to Edward H. Bennett.

Letter from Christine Barreda Polk, wife of architect Willis Polk, in San Francisco to Edward H. Bennett.

Letter to Edward H. Bennett from Clarence E. H.

The cover of the January 1934 issue of Commerce is the Federal Building of Chicago's Century of Progress International Exposition, which was designed by Edward H. Bennett.

Sketch by Daniel H. Burnham

Daniel Burnham's famous "Make no little plans" quote in full, first delivered at the 1910 London town planning conference.

Daniel H. Burnham writes from Chicago to Bennett in San Francisco lamenting that he must travel to Maine rather than to San Francisco. He must go to meet contributors to Washington D.C.'s Union Station. Click here to view transcription.

Daniel H. Burnham writes from Chicago to Edward H. Bennett in San Francisco, where he is working on Burnham's San Francisco Plan. Burnham advises Bennett to stop advocating on its behalf and let the logic of the plan speak for itself. Click here to…

Daniel H. Burnham writes from Chicago to Edward H. Bennett in San Francisco about the Half Moon Bay proposition. He mentions that he will work with architect Peirce Anderson on some slides that Bennett sent. Click here to view transcription.

Daniel H. Burnham writes from Chicago to Edward H. Bennett in San Francisco, entreating Bennett to return as quickly as possible to Chicago before Burnham must set off for Europe. Click here to view transcription.