Opening Hours
Daily: 10 A.M.–5 P.M.
Closed on Tuesdays
1151 Oxford Road
San Marino, CA 91108
Visual Materials
Daily: 10 A.M.–5 P.M.
Closed on Tuesdays
1151 Oxford Road
San Marino, CA 91108
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Visual Materials
Projects and subjects depicted in Box 55A include Arden, Arzner, Asche/Hambleton, Bishop, Bixby, Bovey, and Bryner/Doerr. Those in Box 55B continue with Bryner/Doerr and also include Bundy, California Institute of Technology, and Casa Alvarado. Slides in Box 55C include Charnley, Clarke, Colby, Council garden, Crocker/von Platen/Emery, and Cukor. Slides in Box 55D include Cukor, Davenport, Davis/Call, Doud, Episcopal Church, Erdman, Eschman, Florence Yoch Exhibition, Feely/Linda Vista, Flora, and Fry. Slides in Box 55E include Fudger I, Fudger II, Galli-Curci, The Garden of Allah, Gates (C. W.), Gillespie, Gladwin, The Good Earth, Goodell, Griffith, Hague, Haines-Foster, Haldeman, and Hambleton. Slides in Box 55F include Hart, Heard, Hodges, Hoffman, Honeyman, Hotchkis, How Green Was My Valley, Huntington, Jefferson, Jackson, A. Parley Johnson, Reginald Johnson, and Johnston.
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Projects include: Asche (Montecito residence, Rolls 1-2); Banning (San Marino residence, Roll 3); Bovey (Roll 4); Bundy (Roll 5); California Institute of Technology (Roll 6); Candy (Roll 7); Casa Abrego Club, Abrego Adobe (Roll 8); Chandler (Roll 9); Charnley (Roll 10); Cohn, Oakmead Farm (Roll 11); Cukor (Roll 12); Davis (Rolls 13-15); Doud and Sycamore Rosewood Apartments (Rolls 16-17); and Erdman (Roll 18).
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Contains six drawings, including California Institute of Technology: landscape plan for grounds (photocopy, nearly illegible); Casa Abrego Club/Monterey Foundation, Abrego Adobe: garden plan (original pencil drawing); and Doud residence: three original pencil drawings of arbor, planting plan, and suggested garden design, and one copy of the latter drawing.
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Includes James Yoch's research files concerning Yoch and Council's projects for Hotchkis; Huntington; Jackson; Jefferson; A. Parley Johnson; Reginal Johnson; B. F. Johnston; Kaufmann; Kellogg; Charnley; Maxwell; Minor; Niven; Orange County Park; O'Melveny; Oswal; Park; Perin (Serendipity Antique Shop); Pitcairn; Robinson's Department Store; St. Edmund's Church; Santa Ynez Mission; Scanlon; Selznick; Shoshone Falls; Smith; Spear/Van de Kamp; Stanton; Stewart; Sturgis; Taylor; Unitarian Church; Valentine; Von Hasseln; Vroman's Bookstore; Warner; Wilshire Country Club; Women's Athletic Club; Work; and Wotkyns. Also includes his research files for the topics of millstones; seats and benches; stonework and walls; tiles and edging; and various gardens in Pasadena.
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Contains negatives removed from film project records including The Garden of Allah, Gone With the Wind, and How Green Was My Valley (Folders 2-4); and from project records for Banning, Bishop, California Institute of Technology, Council, Cukor, Doud, Emery, Galli-Curci, Gates, Griffith, Huntington, Jefferson, Parley A. Johnson, Johnston, Niven, Stewart, Valentine, Vroman's Bookstore, and Warner (Folders 5-20). Also includes negatives for topical projects: millstones, pavements and pebble design, rock, seats and benches, stonework and walls, and trees and tree moving (Folders 21-26). Folder 25 contains negatives of renderings by Harrison Clarke, including for some projects; and Folders 28-38 contain negatives from James Yoch's exhibition, book, and research files, many depicting Yoch and Council's work on various projects, chiefly Warner.
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Contains eight gelatin silver prints and one postcard featured in the exhibition, "Personal Edens," for projects including: Bovey (Item 1); California Institute of Technology (Items 2, 4, and 5), Charnley, Pasadena (Item 6), Council (Item 7), and Cukor (Items 8-12). Also includes color rendering of terrace by Harrison Clarke for unidentified project (Item 3). Photographers include Hiller, D. Brown, William M. Clarke, George D. Haight, and Fred R. Dapprich.
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