Opening Hours
Daily: 10 A.M.–5 P.M.
Closed on Tuesdays
1151 Oxford Road
San Marino, CA 91108
Daily: 10 A.M.–5 P.M.
Closed on Tuesdays
1151 Oxford Road
San Marino, CA 91108
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One album contains 11 matted gelatin silver prints of exteriors and garden features. The other album contains duplicates of these prints, plus three postcards and another print. The postcards were written to Yoch and Council by Zelia Nuttall, two from Tampico, Mexico, on New Year's Eve in 1931, and the other undated, from Mexico City. According to James Yoch, Yoch and Council did not provide original landscape design for Casa Alvarado, but may have contributed ideas and altered existing gardens at Casa Alvarado.
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Folder 8 contains two plant lists for the Doud House garden and a greeting card with a photocopy of a handwritten note by Yoch; the greeting card features an illustration of the Doud house, and the note mentions lessons Yoch learned as a child about lavender from Helena Modjeska. Folder 9 contains nine color snapshots depicting views of the exterior and walkways and five later prints of plans, including one of a design for a bench.
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Contains six snapshots depicting garden features and pebble pavements; two of the photographs have some penciled-on drawing on their surfaces.
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Contains two prints depicting the pool garden designed by Yoch, one of a drawing by Katherine Bashford and one a later print of a photograph.
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Includes original and two copies of letter from Yoch to Doerr containing horticultural and garden instructions (1961); plus eight pages of Yoch's handwritten notes on gardening, some on small pieces of paper and one on the back of a bank check. Also contains photograph by George Waters of Mexican statue in garden (1988).
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Contains three gelatin silver prints and seven snapshots by unidentified photographers, plus hand-lettered portfolio and one photocopy of Reginald Johnson's general plan for the estate.
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