Scope and ContentTwo self-mailers describing the Society of Architectural Historians Domestic Study Tour: The Historic Villages of Saugatuck: The Making of a Chicago Cultural Outpost, October 4-9, 2007 Professor James Schmiechen's Tour Notes that includes blurbs about the Chain Ferry and landings, the harbor/port/docks, the Pump House, Oval Beach, old lighthouse site, lakeshore preservation, the Chicago gangster factor, the Blue Tempo, the Big Pavilion, Kleeman's Tavern, Sewers-Demerest fishing docks and shanties, the Ship 'N Shore motel, Judson-Heath house, Timothy Coates house, Koning-Wiley house, Fursman house and studio, the Maplewood Hotel, the old Singapore Bank, the old Post Office, the Woman's Club, the Landmark buildings, Saugatuck Village Hall, Butler Hotel, Captain Crawford house, John Martel house, All Saints Church, Henry Till's barn, Park House, Moore's Mill settlement, VanLeeuwen's Singapore house, Jimmy Haile's farmhouse, Merrill Cottage, Kamen Cottage, Pier Cove and Florence "Dannie" Hunn, O.C. Simond's land restoration, Pier Cove Ravine, Orchard House, the Porches, Streamland Farm, Red Dock, S.S. Keewatin, Point Pleasant Marina, Old School House/Douglas Union School, Dutcher Lodge, McDonald's store, The Crow and Bird cottages, Douglas Congregational UCC Church, Octagon house, Jonathan Wade cottage, Bowman house, Kalamont, Bekken blacksmith shop, River Guild, Forward Movement Camp, Finkl-Knollenberg Cottage, Tree Tops, Ox-Bow, Tallmadge and Norton cottages, Lakeshore Chapel, Sandrift Cottage, Delaney-Thiele cottage, Alvord bridge and cottage, Hellmuth cottage, Simpson-Hoffman cottage, Button garden, the SCA, Kemah, Chalet studio, Louise Crawfords cabin, Cannarsa-Phillips cottage, Tonawanda, Felt Mansion, Renschler house, Belvedere, Marigold Lodge estate, and the Red house. Document includes brief biographies about Alvord, Fursman, Hellmuth, Hoerman, Simonds, Tallmadge, and Walker plus a list for further reading and photographic reference sheet. 22 pages.