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1151 Oxford Road
San Marino, CA 91108
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Manuscripts
3 items: three booklets, 1955, 1957 and 1962 printings of "Whittier - a calendar of events in the making of a city."
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9 items: booklets and pamphlets, four copies (1949 and 1955 printings), "Pasadena - a calendar of events in the making of a city" ; booklet, two copies, "Valley of the Hahamog-na - Pasadena through two centuries," 1952 ; brochure, "Ten Tours of Pasadena" (1980s?) ; booklet, "Pasadena Pioneer Pictorial," 1954 ; booklet, "Pasadena - two centuries of growth," by Andrew Rolle, 1969.
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5 items: pamphlets, two editions, 1924 and 1927, "First of the Ranchos - the story of Glendale" ; pamphlet, "Glendale - a calendar of events..." ; two pamphlets from Glendale Historical Society, "The Doctor's House" (n.d.) and "Historic sites in Glendale, California," 1989.
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2 items: booklet, "Santa Monica - a calendar of events in the making of a city," 1959 ; booklet (spiral bound) "A datebook for the Westsiders of Los Angeles - 1982."
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3 items: two booklets, "The Ranch of the Gathering of the Waters" [a history of Beverly Hills], 1934 ; booklet, "Beverly Hills - a calendar of events in the making of a city," 1938.
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A selection of approximately 600 to 800 original Los Angeles Times newspapers, including special sections, special editions and others, 1881 to 2002. Also copies of The Mirror newspaper (1948 to 1962) and other local and national newspapers (19th century to the 1990s). Some are photocopies or reproductions, including a reprint only of the first "Los Angeles Daily Times" of December 4, 1881. (See Related Materials for an original edition held by the Huntington Library.) These newspapers were collected by the Times History Center, an in-house institutional archive for the Times and Times Mirror Corporation. There are approximately two to 20 newspaper editions for each year. Some are whole editions, some are parts. They were selected for history-making news; events related to Times business or publishers; the first or last of sections or regional editions; special sections; and other significant content. There are several examples of in-house pages created as souvenirs for retiring employees. These tribute "mock pages" were a tradition among newspaper editorial staff.
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