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"Board of Regents Minutes, May 11, 1915"
These minutes proposed an outline for the construction throughout the year.
"Board of Regents Minutes, September 20, 1915"
These minutes list proposed contracts and bids for companies willing to improve the campus.
"Board of Regents Minutes, June 10, 1915"
These minutes document the approval of George E. Lafaye as the head architect of the hospital by the Board.
"Statement of the Board of Regents, State Hospital for the Insane, Read Before the Means Committee of the House of Representatives, February 9, 1915"
The session overviews the reactions of the Board to the Governor's message and the proposed new steps to improving the conditions.
"Message of Richard I. Manning, Governor to the General Assembly of South Carolina"
Governor's Message advocating for the immediate improvement of the Hospital's conditions.
"Report to Hon. Richard I. Manning, Governor of South Carolina on the State Hospital for the Insane at Columbia, South Carolina with Recommendations by Arthur P. Herring, M.D., January, 1915"
Recommendations for rennovations at Hospital rearticulated by the Governor of South Carolina.
"One Hundred and Thirtieth Annual Report of the South Carolina State Hospital for the Year Ending June 30, 1953"
This report explains the money appropriated for the construction of the new food services building, which oficially replaced the kitchen.
"One Hundred and Twenty-Nineth Annual Report of the South Carolina State Hospital and Pineland, a State Training School, for the Year Ending June 30, 1952"
This report mentions the intent to replace the old kitchen with a new facility that could serve both State Park and the Columbia division.
"One Hundred and Twenty-Eighth Annual Report of the South Carolina State Hospital, for the Year Ending June 30, 1951"
This report cites the inadequate conditions of the kitchen and also offers a brief overview of the construction from 1915.
"One Hundred and Twenty-Seventh Annual Report of the South Carolina State Hospital, for the Year Ending June 30, 1950"
This report explains the kitchen needs to be remodeled because of the poor condition it is in.