Miscellaneous plans for Stuart Pharmaceutical building and grounds, ca. 1956-57, by E. D. Stone and Thomas Church; Topographical map of "A Portion of Lot 32, Oak Knoll" for Arthur Hanisch, Pasadena; Portion of Rancho Santa Anita , County of Los Angeles, CA. Surveyed Jan. 20, 1955 for the Stuart Company | Collections | The Huntington

Miscellaneous plans for Stuart Pharmaceutical building and grounds, ca. 1956-57, by E. D. Stone and Thomas Church; Topographical map of "A Portion of Lot 32, Oak Knoll" for Arthur Hanisch, Pasadena; Portion of Rancho Santa Anita , County of Los Angeles, CA. Surveyed Jan. 20, 1955 for the Stuart Company | Collections | The Huntington

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