Assistance with lovely drawing by Strailoy?

I would love to get some help identifying this drawing(?). I just recently acquired it and would love to get some information on it. I tried google and some of the other art sites but I could not find anything like this or with that name. Its such a unique piece that I know there has to be a story to it.
Thank you,
Mary

 

I thought it was in the middle bottom below the rocks. I attached another picture of just that part maybe it will help ?

 

Crosshatch pen and ink is the technique/medium.

 

Look up Nancy Strailey. Could be a print. I can't really tell from here.

 

thinking print possibly also

 

This is so great!! Im so excited and will look her up on Facebook. Many, many Thanks to all of you!

 

Welcome to Antiquers, @Mary42 -- An update would be great, if you hear from Ms. Strailey!

 

Hi, sorry for the delay. I haven't been able to get in contact with her yet and haven't been able to find any other information. I work in the health field and its been a "little" crazy the last few days.
I am definitely working on it this weekend and ya'll will be the first to know what I find out.
Thanks!!!
Mary

 

Amazing Update!
I actually called the number on their website and Mr. Strailey answered. He spoke with me for over an hour and that was the most interesting conversation I have ever had. Truly epic life that he and his wife have had. He said I can email him a picture and he will tell me the history of the drawing if it is one of theirs.
Will let you know what I hear.
Mary
** note- typed to fast .. not over an hour but almost an hour

 

Yes, that is amazing! Especially amazing that somebody answered their phone when they didn't know who it was. Most people screen their calls these days. He sounds like a nice guy. And they both create art... so it might be either his or hers? Interesting!

 

Final Update
Results- It is a Strailey
For anyone interested in details- Mrs. Strailey did this in the 1970's and it is a drawing of the Penn State Nittany Lion Shrine. She and her husband went to Penn State and Mr. Strailey also identified another drawing that I have of the Sigma Pi House at Penn State that he was a member of. He explained the history as this- Mrs. Strailey did a series of fraternity architectural drawings in the 1970's before she began the carousel period.
Thanks again for the assistance, I think it really adds to the beauty of the pieces once you know the history.
Mary

 

Wow! I knew this looked familiar!

 

That is very interesting. It's nice to know the history. I agree that it adds to appreciation of the piece!