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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Rare Books
In The Bridge, master storyteller and weaver of worlds, Iain Banks creates a mysterious structure that leads from nowhere to nowhere. Everyone lives on the Bridge, including a man named Orr, devoid of personality or memory, and haunted by dreams of war.
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Visual Materials
Images of landscaping and garden displays including one to two examples by several companies and garden clubs including R.W. Smith Co., Henry Soto Corp., Panorama City Garden Club, Cheviot Hills and Monte Mar Vista Garden Club, Erin Armstrong, Arthur Freed, and the American Begonia Society.
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Manuscripts
4 items: 40-pp. booklet, Memories in the City of Dreams by Ed Ainsworth, "A tribute to Harry Chandler," 1959 ; complete (4-pp.) issue of Whizz Bang Times, 10/28/1930, a spoof of LAT featuring outrageous stories and humorous photos ; approx. 40-pp. manuscript headed "Prelude to a Memory," which appears to be all or part of the text of Memories in the City of Dreams (see above) - a lead article refers to "Arry Chanslor" (with gag photo of Harry Chandler) as having "returned from a six months' pleasure trip..." ; tear sheet from Among Ourselves, 7/1959, pp. 3 has story ("Olvera Street book salutes Harry Chandler" ) on Ainsworth booklet.
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Visual Materials
View of the ponds of the Japanese garden, with the steeply sloping drum bridge in the center and the wisteria pergola on the east ridge of the garden canyon in the background. On verso: Staff photo by Margaret Stovall, 1972.
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Visual Materials
View of the ponds of the Japanese garden, with the steeply sloping drum bridge on the right. On verso: Staff photo by Margaret Stovall, 1972.
photCL 107 fld 9 (21)
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Manuscripts
A booklet of two poems written for his grandfather John Henry Bradshaw-Isherwood (1841-1924) on his birthday. With decorated paper covers and a label: "J. Bradshaw-Isherwood August 27th 1918;" pages are sewn together, written and signed by Christopher Isherwood.
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