Wallace, William Roy, 8 July 1980
Description
William Roy Wallace, a native of Pennsylvania, began his architectural career as an assistant to Charles Barton Keen. Wallace worked as a draftsman on the Reynolda project. Wallace moved to Winston-Salem in 1923 to oversee the construction of R.J. Reynolds High School. In 1928, Wallace established his own architectural firm with Harold Macklin and James M. Conrad. Wallace was interviwed by Lu Ann Jones in 1980 as part of the Reynolda oral history project.
Dates
- 8 July 1980
Access Restrictions
Most of the interviews and transcripts in the collection are open for research. For interviews, the interviewee signed a release at the time of the interview which stipulates any access restrictions to his or her interview. Additionally, access to the Interviewer Working Files is restricted. Please contact the Director of Archives and Library for more information.
Extent
1 DAT (28 minutes), transcript
Language of Materials
From the Collection: English
Repository Details
Part of the Reynolda House Museum of American Art Repository
2250 Reynolda Road
Winston-Salem NC 27109 United States
336-758-5139
rharchives@reynoldahouse.org