File contains 17 drawings (4 site plans, 7 exterior perspectives, 6 sketches), 3 photographic prints of model in two frames, and one island scheme model. The Abu Nuwas Project is situated south of the town centre and across from the Tigris River from the presidential palace. The district is known as a recreational area. The urban master plan called for a 3 km section on the bank of the river to be extended into Baghdad's main concourse. The existing Abu Nuwas district was to be preserved and consolidated with the addition of squares, gates, and arcades. The final scheme positioned an island intersecting a new bridge proposed by the government. This man-made island would contain a history museum, a performing arts complex, a national library, an arts school, an aquarium, theme gardens, and terraced displays of scientific devices, such as water wheels, wind mills, observatories, and clocks

File consists of files for recreational club (addition: basement, 2 floors, lockers, lunch room; brick and stone; composite), including:
1 survey drawing: property plan
3 measured drawings: floor plans
1 sketch drawing; floor plan
20 development drawings: floor plans, elevations, sections, truss, rinks
6 working drawings: foundation plan, floor plans, roof plan, elevation, section
18 detail drawings: windows, stairs, door, vestibule, entrance and stair hall, lunch room, wainscot, lettering, plaster cornices, woodwork (including cornice, copings, vestibule, stair), stonework (including ornament, rondels, sills, keyblocks, entrance)
6 shop drawings: pipe sleepers, rink, trench, cooling box

File consists of architectural drawings for recreational club (addition: new drink room, terrace and stairs; stone; wall bearing), including:
3 development drawings: seats, locker room hall, bar
2 working drawings: floor plan, elevation, section
12 detail drawings: windows, stonework (including spouts, steps), handrail, wrought iron railing, entrance doorway, plasterwork (incl. cornice), screen, hoist, shower room, seats, door
1 consultant drawing: lavatory
1 photograph: exterior

Recreational club (addition: locker room and workshop); wood.
3 sketch drawings: floor plans
14 development drawings: floor plans, elevations, sections
6 working drawings: foundation plan, floor plan, roof plan, elevations, sections
1 detail drawing: door

Recreational club (addition: workshop).
1 working drawing: plan, elevation, section

Recreational club (addition: addition to ladies' wing); roughcast; wall bearing.
2 working drawings: floor plans, elevations, details
5 photographs

File consists of detail drawings for recreational club (addition: new curling rinks and extension for brine tank; composite) and file folder of records related to club operations. Drawings include extension for brine tank, rinks, bracing of trusses.

File consists of architectural drawings for recreational club (addition: addition to machinery room; brick; wall bearing), including:
1 measured drawing: access opening to compressor
1 sketch drawing: section
1 consultant drawing: machinery room

File consists of detail drawings for recreational club, including floor plans and elevations and sections of kitchen extension, fittings.

Includes 10 plans (8 elevations; 2 sections), 16 detail drawings (ladies' dining room, billiard room, corridors, dining room, entrance hall and vestibule, writing room, ladies' reception room, private dining room, ladies' stair, staircase, panels for billiard markers), and 13 consultant drawings (heating and ventilation, food preparation and storage). The house was originally constructed in 1860-1862 for brewer William Dow and is attributed to William T. Thomas. It was purchased by the club around 1907 and was added to in 1911-1912 and again in 1933. The Canadian Domestic Engineering Co. Limited produced the 13 consultant drawings dated March 1911-December 1912.