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A schematic plan view shows a gray mass forming an L-shaped boundary around a white rectangular area labeled "Inre borggården" at the bottom. Ten numbered callouts identify specific features within the gray mass. Callout 1 points to a small white rectangle on the left vertical wall. Callout 2 points to a white rectangle directly above callout 1. Callout 3 points to a white square at the top-left corner of the horizontal wall section. Callout 4 points to a white rectangle to the right of callout 3. Callout 5 points to a white rectangle to the right of callout 4. Callout 6 points to a long, horizontal white rectangle situated in the middle of the top wall section. Callout 7 points to a small white rectangle positioned below the long rectangle identified by callout 6. Callout 8 points to a white square to the right of the long rectangle. Callout 9 points to a white square to the right of callout 8. Callout 10 points to a tall, vertical white rectangle on the far right side of the horizontal wall section. All numbers are printed in black sans-serif font with leader lines connecting them to their respective shapes.

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A site plan diagram displays a complex of buildings and grounds enclosed by a thick blue perimeter wall, oriented diagonally across the frame with a north arrow pointing toward the upper right. A legend in the upper left corner lists five numbered items: "1 Vorburg", "2 Unfehlbarkeitsmühle", "3 Kapelle", "4 Herrenhaus", and "5 Barockgarten". Corresponding numbers are placed within the diagram to identify specific areas. Number "1" marks a large, L-shaped gray structure in the upper left quadrant, labeled "Vorburg". Number "2" identifies a small, detached rectangular building with a gray fill located outside the main wall near the bottom left corner, labeled "Unfehlbarkeitsmühle". Number "3" indicates a small, D-shaped gray structure attached to the inner side of the southern wall, labeled "Kapelle". Number "4" marks a rectangular gray building situated centrally within the complex, connected to the northern structure, labeled "Herrenhaus". Number "5" occupies the large, open rectangular area to the east, defined by a dotted oval pattern and intersecting dotted lines, labeled "Barockgarten". A light blue band representing a water feature or path runs along the exterior of the southern and western walls. A scale bar at the bottom right indicates a length of "100 m".

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A rectangular architectural drawing titled "MAIN LEVEL REFLECTED CEILING PLAN" occupies the center of the sheet, depicting a symmetrical ceiling layout with a large central coffered area flanked by two smaller coffered sections, all surrounded by a perimeter colonnade of circular elements and a grid of square coffers. The central section contains five rows of rectangular coffers, while the flanking sections each contain four rows, with vertical bands of circular motifs separating them. The perimeter features a continuous row of large circles along the top and bottom edges and along the sides, with smaller square coffers filling the space between the circles and the central ceiling structure. Below the plan, a scale bar labeled "FEET" shows increments from 0 to 30 with a ratio of "1/8"=1'-0"", and another scale bar labeled "METERS" shows increments from 0 to 10 with a ratio of "1:96". A north arrow symbol sits to the right of the meter scale. The right margin contains a title block with text reading "HISTORIC AMERICAN BUILDINGS SURVEY", "SHEET 10 OF 28 SHEETS", "DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA", "LINCOLN MEMORIAL", "WASHINGTON", "WEST POTOMAC PARK", "DRAWN BY: MARK SCHARA", "LINCOLN MEMORIAL DOCUMENTATION PROJECT, 1993", "NATIONAL PARK SERVICE", and "UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR".

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A black-and-white architectural floor plan titled "FOURTH FLOOR PLAN" with the subtitle "WEST WING AND WEST RANGE" occupies the center of the sheet. The drawing depicts a rectangular structure with a central vertical corridor containing a staircase indicated by parallel riser lines. To the left of the main block, two square column sections are detailed with dimension lines reading "9'-11"", "11'-0"", "10'-3"", and "11'-3"". A north arrow labeled "A" points upward near these columns. The right side of the plan shows a larger room divided by horizontal lines, containing two rectangular shapes with diagonal cross-hatching and a circle in the lower central area. Dashed lines labeled "MATCH LINE 1" and "MATCH LINE 2" mark the boundaries of the drawing area on the right. Below the main plan, a graphic scale bar is labeled "FEET 1/8"=1'-0"" with increments from 0 to 25, and a metric scale labeled "METERS 1:96" with increments from 0 to 5. A small key plan in the bottom right corner shows the outline of the entire building footprint with the current view area shaded. The right margin contains a title block with the text "HISTORIC AMERICAN BUILDINGS SURVEY", "SURVEY NO. DC-141", "SHEET 14 OF 21 SHEETS", "ADDENDUM TO SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION BUILDING (THE CASTLE)", "900 JEFFERSON DRIVE SW", "WASHINGTON", "DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA", "DRAWN BY MICHAEL E. BRANNAN, INKED BY PAMELA S. PENDERGRASS, 1984", "SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION PROJECT - 1984", and "NATIONAL PARK SERVICE". Additional text at the top left reads "HABS DC-141-37".

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A black-and-white architectural drawing on a white sheet, framed by a black border, displays two distinct views of a building complex. At the top left corner, handwritten text reads "HABS R VI-15". The upper portion of the sheet contains a cross-section elevation showing a long, descending ramp or staircase on the left leading to a two-story structure on the right with a gabled roof, arched window on the ground floor, and rectangular window above; vertical text along the right edge of this view reads "OPMÅLING 1:100 KUNSTAKADEMIETS VESTINDIESTUDIER 1961". The lower, larger portion presents a floor plan labeled "GENERALPLAN (FØRST ANDEN ETAGE) OG SNIT" with additional text below reading "-ST. THOMAS CHARLOTTE AMALIE KUS.KV. NØRREGADE 6". This plan outlines multiple rooms, corridors, and staircases, including a central circular feature labeled "CISTERNE", a rectangular area marked "SCENE", and several sets of stairs indicated by parallel lines with directional arrows. A scale bar at the bottom center is marked "1 0 1 10 20m". Faint pencil annotations are visible near the bottom right, including "sud 481" and "orig 81". The drawing uses solid lines for walls, dashed lines for openings or hidden elements, and hatched patterns to denote structural components.

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A rectangular architectural drawing titled "ROOF PLAN" for the "MAIN BLOCK" occupies the sheet, enclosed within a double-line border. The plan depicts a long, narrow roof surface defined by parallel horizontal lines representing standing seams or panels, running the full length between two vertical edge details marked with repeating rectangular notches. A dimension line at the top reads "90'-9"". A vertical centerline labeled "A" at top and bottom bisects the plan. Two horizontal section cut lines labeled "B" and "C" traverse the width. Four rectangular protrusions interrupt the roof field: two identical units in the upper third, each containing internal horizontal divisions and flanked by triangular dashed lines; a central unit containing a smaller rectangle with a vertical element; and a lower unit filled with cross-hatching surrounding a small white square. Two additional rectangular forms with internal divisions sit in the lower third, also flanked by triangular dashed lines. Small circles are scattered across the lower half of the roof field. A dimension on the right edge reads "184'-5"". The bottom margin contains a title block with a north arrow symbol and text reading "DRAWN BY PATRICK C. COOPER, 1988", "VIRGINIA STATE CAPITOL RECORDING PROJECT", "SUMMER 1988", "NATIONAL PARK SERVICE", "UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR". Center text reads "NAME AND LOCATION OF STRUCTURE", "VIRGINIA STATE CAPITOL", "CAPITOL SQUARE - RICHMOND (INDEPENDENT CITY) - VIRGINIA". A graphic scale bar indicates "FEET" from 0 to 20 and "METERS" from 0 to 6, with a ratio of "3/16" = 1'-0"" and "1:64". A survey block reads "SURVEY NO. VA 1254" and "HISTORIC AMERICAN BUILDINGS SURVEY", "SHEET 20 OF 48 SHEETS". A credit line at the very bottom reads "IF REPRODUCED, PLEASE CREDIT: HISTORIC AMERICAN BUILDINGS SURVEY, NATIONAL PARK SERVICE, NAME OF DELINEATOR, DATE OF THE DRAWING". Vertical text along the left and right margins reads "THIN LINE".

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A black-and-white architectural floor plan titled "THIRD FLOOR PLAN" occupies the center of the sheet, with a scale noted as "SCALE 1/4" = 1'-0"". The layout features a central "HALL" measuring "9'-4 1/2"" in width, flanked by two rooms labeled "CHAMBER." The left chamber has dimensions of "18'-1"" by "12'-5 1/2"", while the right chamber measures "16'-9 1/2"" by "12'-8"". Between the chambers, a staircase is depicted with an arrow indicating "Down 17 Risers" and a vertical dimension of "10'-2"". Surrounding the interior rooms are three areas marked "ROOF," indicated by diagonal lines forming triangular shapes at the top, bottom, and right side of the plan. Dimension lines with specific measurements such as "18'-4 1/2"", "8'-2"", "2'-1"", and "2'-7"" define wall segments and openings. The bottom of the sheet contains a title block with text reading "U.S. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR OFFICE OF NATIONAL PARKS, BUILDINGS, AND RESERVATIONS BRANCH OF PLANS AND DESIGN" on the left, and "Rock Creek Park. Joshua Pierce House Washington. D.C." in the center. The right side of the title block includes "SURVEY NO. DC-H-108" and "HISTORIC AMERICAN BUILDINGS SURVEY SHEET 4 OF 11 SHEETS." A graphic scale bar labeled "SCALE IN FEET" and "SCALE IN METERS" sits above the title block on the right. The name "H.E. MC CLURE DEL." appears in the lower left corner.

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A black-and-white architectural site plan displays the layout of a property bounded by "PROSPECT STREET" to the north and "THIRTY-FOURTH STREET" to the east. The drawing features a central building structure with an attached "UPPER TERRACE" to the south, characterized by brick-patterned paving and a curved retaining wall. A label identifies a tree in this area as "MAGNOLIA GRANDIFLORA/ SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA". South of the upper terrace lies a "LOWER TERRACE" featuring a rectangular area marked "SKYLIGHT OVER STUDIO" and a small structure labeled "TEMPLE". To the west of the terraces, a circular paved area is flanked by planting beds labeled "ROSEMARY" and "ILEX SPECIES/ HOLLY". Further west, a rectangular "SWIMMING POOL" is situated beneath a structure labeled "ARBOR". The southwestern portion of the site contains a large paved area labeled "TERRACE", while a "SERVICE COURT" is located to the south of the main building. Three trees are depicted along the northern property line adjacent to Prospect Street. A north arrow and dual scale bars labeled "FEET 1/4" = 1'-0"" and "METERS 1:48" appear at the bottom center. The title "SITE PLAN" is printed in the lower left corner. The right margin contains a vertical title block with the text "HISTORIC AMERICAN BUILDINGS SURVEY", "SHEET 1 OF 4 SHEETS", "SURVEY NO. DC-69", "DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA", "HALCYON HOUSE", "3400 PROSPECT STREET, NW", "GEORGETOWN DOCUMENTATION PROJECT", and credits "DRAWN BY ROBERT CURTIS ANDERSON, 1988, DEVELOPED FROM BASE DRAWING BY PROSPECT ASSOCIATES".

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A technical architectural drawing on paper presents foundation details with three distinct diagrammatic views and a title block. The upper right view shows a rectangular plan measuring 7'-9" by 8'-4", containing a grid of dashed lines labeled "3/4" REINF. RODS". Below this, a horizontal dashed line is labeled "LINE OF GRADE". Two elevation or section views sit beneath the grade line. The left lower view depicts a structure 9'-3" wide with a height dimensioned as 2'-0" below grade and 2'-0" above, featuring vertical elements labeled "Anchor Bolts" and a horizontal element labeled "3/4" REINF. RODS". The right lower view shows a similar structure 8'-8" wide with "Anchor Bolts" and dimension lines indicating 12" offsets. A dimension line spanning the left side of the sheet reads 20'-2". A vertical line on the far left is labeled "CENTER LINE".

The bottom of the sheet contains a legend and title block. On the left, a material legend lists "CONCRETE", "STONE", "BRICK", "TILE Blocks", and "WOOD" next to corresponding hatch patterns. The central title block reads "ARCH AT ENDICOTT, N.Y.", "ERECTED BY E-J WORKERS", "FOUNDATIONS", "SCALE 1/2" = 1'-0"", and "T. I. LACEY & SON, ARCHITECTS, 1109-10 KILMER BUILDING, BINGHAMTON, N. Y.". The right section of the title block displays "JOB NO. 312", "SHEET NO. 3", "DRAWN BY H.E.F.", the date "4/7/20", and a blank "REVISIONS" table. Text along the left edge of the film frame reads "HABS NO. NY-6342-15".

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A floor plan labeled "SECOND FLOOR" occupies the center of the sheet, depicting a rectangular layout with four rooms labeled "CHAMBER" positioned at the corners. Two rooms labeled "BATH" are situated along the central north-south axis, flanking a central "HALL" that contains a curved staircase marked with arrows for "UP 24 R" and "DN 24 R" and a feature labeled "NICHE". Solid lines define the interior walls, while dashed lines outline extensions to the north and east, accompanied by the text "DOTTED LINES SHOW MODERN ADDITIONS". Areas to the south and east of the main structure are labeled "DECK ROOF". Dimension lines with numerical values such as "53'-0"", "52'-4"", "18'-0"", and "12'-0"" frame the perimeter and interior spaces. A compass rose indicating North, South, East, and West sits to the right of the plan.

The bottom of the sheet contains a title block and scale indicators. Text in the lower left reads "H.B.RANSOM AND J.ERWIN PAGE DELS." and "WORKS PROGRESS ADMINISTRATION OFFICIAL PROJECT NO.265-6907", followed by "U.S. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR OFFICE OF NATIONAL PARKS, BUILDINGS, AND RESERVATIONS BRANCH OF PLANS AND DESIGN". The central title block displays "GOODWOOD" HARDY CROOM MANSION 1825" above "FLORIDA — LEON COUNTY — TALLAHASSEE". To the right, a box contains "SURVEY NO. FLA-19", "1-16-35", "HISTORIC AMERICAN BUILDINGS SURVEY", "SHEET 2 OF 4 SHEETS", and "INDEX NO. FLA 37-TALA.V 1-". Two graphical scales labeled "SCALE OF METER" and "SCALE OF FEET" appear above the title block, alongside the notation "1/8" = 1'-0"".

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