This link is intended to collect in one, more or less easy to read place, the research source we become aware of having to do with lighting equipment, lighting design, and lighting history. Let's try to keep this to original sources and not opinions. Feel free to add your favorite location.
The Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute
http://library.osu.edu/find/collections/theater-research-institute
The Ohio State University
119 Thompson Library
1858 Neil Avenue Mall
Columbus, OH 43210
Contact Nina Couch
[email protected]
This collection includes a wide range of sources. Lots of scenic and costume design. Catalogs and manuals. It does not seem as if the information is online, but Nina Couch has been responsive to e-mails . This is where Joel Ruben ( long time VP of sales at Kliegl) deposited annotated versions of his Kliegl material.
Penn State University Theatre Lighting Drawings Collection
http://www.libraries.psu.edu/psul/speccolls/rbm/theatrelight.html
Has a wide range of information. Some interesting shop drawings and other design work. Some of the materiel is searchable on line.
The website klieglbros
http://www.klieglbros.com/
Contains a number of old catalogs searchable on line.
The Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee Theatre Research Institute
http://library.osu.edu/find/collections/theater-research-institute
The Ohio State University
119 Thompson Library
1858 Neil Avenue Mall
Columbus, OH 43210
Contact Nina Couch
[email protected]
This collection includes a wide range of sources. Lots of scenic and costume design. Catalogs and manuals. It does not seem as if the information is online, but Nina Couch has been responsive to e-mails . This is where Joel Ruben ( long time VP of sales at Kliegl) deposited annotated versions of his Kliegl material.
Penn State University Theatre Lighting Drawings Collection
http://www.libraries.psu.edu/psul/speccolls/rbm/theatrelight.html
Has a wide range of information. Some interesting shop drawings and other design work. Some of the materiel is searchable on line.
The website klieglbros
http://www.klieglbros.com/
Contains a number of old catalogs searchable on line.