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Ledbetter - Lyman/Malle

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Ledbetter - Lyman/Malle

Description: Projects include: Ledbetter Residence; Lincoln Heights Library; Elizabeth Millbank Anderson House/Long Beach Museum of Art; Nine Residences - World Trade Center Site: Long Beach Heritage Foundation; Mrs. Loo; Looff Carousel Roof; Los Angeles County Crematory, Job 9545; Los Angeles Stock Exchange; and Lyman/Malle Residence.
Type: Visual Materials(Opens in new tab)
Production date: 1964-2009.
Call number: archWeil
Creator: Weil, Martin Eli(Opens in new tab)
Provenance: Gift of the Estate of Martin E. Weil, February 2010.; Gift of Peter and June Weil, June 2014.
Associated people: Kelley, H. Roy (1892- ,); Kelly, Arthur Rolland, (1878-1959,); Kwan, Raymond, (1894-1980,)

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Weil, Martin Eli, (1867-1959,)

Weil, Martin Eli,

Williams, Paul R.,

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