Belle H. Seager letter to Henry E. Huntington

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  Edward E. Ayer letters to Henry E. Huntington

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  Also: copy of letter for Huntington to Ayer, 1926 January 11. Subject: Blue Boy, Mrs. Siddons, and the Huntington Library.

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  Robert Freeman letter to Henry E. Huntington

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  In this letter on Pasadena Presbyterian Church letterhead, Rev. Freeman discusses a building plan for the proposed educational building for the Pasadena Presbyterian Church at the cost of $150,000. He mentions that Mrs. Howard Huntington suggested that he might be interested in the building project that is waiting for the final bid from the contractor. He goes on to describe the pledge drive, the wide interest the project has enjoyed and the main purpose of providing a wholesome religious environment for the youth. He explains that there are between 1100 and 1200 youth in attendance every Sunday and additional opportunities for weekday activities. Rev. Freeman writes that if Mr. Huntington needed further details that he would be happy to oblige and that he is still in hopes of getting to see the library as he had a prior appointment that was interrupted by the war.

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  Rebecca R. Ord-Peshine letter to Henry E. Huntington

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  Cover letter that accompanied HM 4150, R.B. (Richard Barnes) Mason letter to María de las Augustias de la Guerra y Carrillo de Jimeno, 1847, August 21. In this letter Rebecca R. Ord-Peshine presents the letter to her mother that she had in her possession for many years to Mr. H.E. Huntington for preservation as he sees fit.

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  Sir Joseph Duveen letters to Henry E. Huntington

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  Also: London Times article "The Taste for Dirt;" copy of announcement of exhibition of painting of Emma, Lady Hamilton, by Romney, Spring 1900; copy of telegram from Huntington to Duveen, 1924 November 10; copy of telegram from Duveen to Huntington, 1911. Subjects: Brockwell, Library walls, Birley's portraits of Henry E. Huntington and Arabella D. Huntington, Huntington's health, Mrs. Charles A. Painter, Ralph W. Booth, Detroit Institute of Arts, Blue Boy, Loudoun collection, Louis XVI temple, Perseus statue by Antonio Canova, and Duveen exhibition.

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  Sir Joseph Duveen letters to Arabella D. Huntington and Henry E. Huntington

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  Subjects: Duveen Brothers exhibition, Romney's "Mrs. Lee Acton," Lawrence's "Mrs. Stratton," Blue Boy, and Alice De La Mar.

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  Sir Joseph Duveen letters to Henry E. Huntington

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  Also: letter from May de Riedemann to Huntington, 1925 April 1. Subjects: Archer Huntington and house contents, Arabella D. Huntington's estate, Mrs. Frick visit, Reynolds, Constable, Gainsborough, Birley's portraits, John Russell Pope, Lady Colefax, Andrew Mellon, Italian art purchase, Chelsea vases by Roubiliac, Louis XIV rug, John D. Rockefeller, Jr., Tate Gallery, Blue Boy, Hugh Dillman, LeJeune bust, Horace Harding, Arthur Secor, Jacob Wasserman, "Pinkie," Roger Van der Weyden "Virgin and Child."

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