Henry J. Steinbomer (1902-1964) Drawings, Church architecture in Central Texas 1940-1964

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Henry J. Steinbomer (1902-1964) Drawings, Church architecture in Central Texas 1940-1964

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Steinbomer (1902-1964) was considered the most prolific church architect in Texas during the 1940s and 1950s. Born in San Antonio; graduated from the University of Texas (1923); worked with Ralph Cameron, Atlee B. Ayres, Ellis F. Albaugh, Jack L. Duffin; charter member of the Texas Society of Architects; worked in the Civilian Conservation Corps marker program and on the Historic American Buildings Survey; active in the area of historic preservation. This record group, consisting of 3,194 drawings representing 241 different projects (1940-1964), documents the activities of Steinbomer's architectural firm which was active in building San Antonio churches.

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Alexander Architectural Archive, University of Texas Libraries, The University of Texas at Austin.

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