Box 22

Contains specifications and contracts for heating, plumbing, electrical work, and general construction.

Correspondence re: suite of furniture purchased from the Duke of Devonshire in 1914, and refurbished by Maus in Paris.

Includes correspondence with Karl F. Overholt, Childs Frick, James Howard Bridge, Josephine Kneisel (employee of Elsie de Wolfe), and W. J. Naughton re: compiling estate inventories after Henry Clay Frick's death.

List of items at One East 70th Street designated as property of The Frick Collection.

List of items at One East 70th Street designated as part of Henry Clay Frick's estate to be distributed under the terms of his will.

Contents of Henry Clay Frick's New York garage property, located at 129 West 51st Street.

List of items at One East 70th Street designated as personal property of Adelaide Frick or Helen Clay Frick.

Includes correspondence with Thomas Hastings and Charles Allom regarding the proposed addition of a sculpture gallery to One East 70th Street, which was never carried out. Folder includes reproductions of two details from the drawings for the proposed gallery. Also contains correspondence on matters unrelated to the addition.

Contents concern a dispute with the city after flagstones were damaged outside the residence. Includes blueprint for a receiving basin and inlet at the corner of Fifth Avenue and 70th Street.

Contains correspondence documenting a claim against W. & J. Sloane re: outstanding remittance for furnishings removed from the residence and sold on Frick's behalf.