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E.* NOTES 1. Public notice of the company's intention to erect a new structure can be found in: "Erecting an Office" South Bend Tribune 7 -18 -07:1. Other relevant information can be found in Jeanne Denham, Studebaker Administration Building Tour (Studebaker National Museum Archives, South Bend, IN: n.d.). 2. A series of lithographs depicts the changing Studebaker manufacturing facilities from the 1835 shop and home in Ashland, Ohio to the mammoth twentieth - century facilities in: Albert Russell Erskine History of the Studebaker Corporation (South Bend: The Studebaker Corporation, 1918). Other sources for Studebaker history, of varying quality, are: William A. Cannon and Fred K. Fox, Studebaker: The Complete Story (Blue Ridge Summit, Pa.: Tab Books, 1981); Kathleen Ann Smallzried and Dorothy James Roberts, More Than You Promise: A Business at Work in Society (New York: Harper and Brothers, 1942); Michael Beatty, Patrick Furlong and Loren Pennington, Studebaker: Less Than They Promised (South Bend: And Books, 1984); 100 Years On The Road (South Bend: Studebaker Corp., 1952); Asa E. Hall and Richard M. Langworth, The Studebaker Century: A National Heritaqe (Contoocook, N.H.: 1983). 3. History: 64 -66; an advertisement showing "principal repositories" can also be seen in: Stephen Longstreet A Century on Wheels: The Story of Studebaker (New York: Henry Holt, 1952): illustrations, center fly -leaf. 4. Denham, 3. 5. "Morton Carriage Now in Collection," South Bend Tribune 8- 1- 11:15. 6. Studebaker Trade Papers Release (April, 1941); location: Studebaker National Museum. 7. Studebaker Trade Papers: 2. 8. Studebaker Sales Brochure, Administration Building, (South Bend: n.d.): Location: Studebaker National Museum. 9. Studebaker Corporation. South Bend. Indiana Yard and Floor Plans (1912); location: Studebaker National Museum, South Bend, Indiana. 10. Who Was Who in American Art (Madison, Conn.; Soundview Press, 1985):288. 11. Richard C. Wade in forward to: Stanley Buder Pullman: An Experiment in Industrial Order and Community Planninq. 1880 -1930 (New York: Oxford University Press, 1967): viii. Beman's career is also discussed in: "Solon Spencer Beman, President of the Illinois Chapter A.I.A," Architecture News 10 -22- 04:291. 12. Buder, 74.