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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Manuscripts
The Army-Navy YMCA building, in San Pedro, California, was completed in 1926. It is now a nursing home called the Harbor View House. The letter is addressed to T. A. Russell and signed by Harry Chandler, E. P. Clark, George Cochran, George L. Eastman, F. E. Eckhart, Maynard McFie, and Seeley W. Mudd.
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Black and white photograph of a letter of appreciation to Harry Chandler from the Board of Directors of the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce. "An appreciation of Harry Chandler... "
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Single sheet eulogy on (onion skin) paper, unattributed ; small assortment of dental and medical bills,for services to various members of Chandler family ; a resolution in tribute to Harry Chandler at the time of his death from the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce (stapled to letter on Matson Navigation stationary), 12/7/1944.
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Black and white photograph of Harry Chandler in the doorway of "The Goose," the first all-metal airplane in Los Angeles. Cecil B. DeMille leaning on wing. (L to R) unidentified, unidentified, Harry Chandler (in doorway), John B. Miller (President Los Angeles Times Chamber of Commerce, in window), Cecil B. De Mille, Guy Cochran, and J.H. Fisher alongside the plane. They were leaving for lunch in Coronado, with a flight time of 1 hour, 10 minutes to San Diego.
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Black and white 4 x 5" glass negative. Pictured is Harry Chandler at large formal banquet. "Friends of Harry Chandler at testimonial dinner" is written at the bottom of the negative.
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3 items: 59-pp. transcript of interview with Harry Chandler (2nd son of Otis Chandler), 4/22/1980 ; 25-pp. transcript of interview with Harry Chandler, 4/22/1980 ; 20-pp. transcript of interview with Harry Chandler, 4/22/1980. Harry speaks of his childhood, his teen years and his education at Pasadena Polytechnic, Andover and Stanford. He also recounts his interest in art and his working life at Twentieth Century-Fox.
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