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1151 Oxford Road
San Marino, CA 91108
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Another copy of this, photCL 285 folder 1 (26), has an accompanying note which reads "Taken in 1922. Mr Huntington and the staff, when the library was moved from New York. Left to right: Sorenson, Gabler, Waters, Schad, Edmunds, Bendikson, Scott, Dr. Cole (1st Librarian), Mr. Huntington, Mr. Cate (2nd Libr.), Mr. Bliss (3rd Libr.), Goulding, Gifford, Mead, Clapp, Whitaker."
PSS 33 - Acc. 7/8/12

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Henry E. Huntington’s New York librarians, seated (left to right): Philip S. Goulding, George Watson Cole, Herbert W. Denio, and Lodewyk Bendikson. Standing (left to right): Alan O. Whittaker, Leslie E. Bliss, Ralph J. Gifford, Robert O. Schad, Cecil K. Edmonds, Herman R. Mead, and Clifford B. Clapp.
mssHEH 61/2/11 no. 5

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View of the southern façade of the residence during construction. The label that accompanies this photo in the album reads "No. 132 Self-explanatory." Note on photo reads "Reinforced concrete residence in course of construction for Mr. H.E. Huntington on his Los Robles Ranch, San Gabriel Valley, the Garden Spot of the World."
photCL 107 vol4 pg97

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View of the southern façade of the residence during construction. The label that accompanies this photo in the album reads "No. 132 Self-explanatory." Note on photo reads "Reinforced concrete residence in course of construction for Mr. H.E. Huntington on his Los Robles Ranch, San Gabriel Valley, the Garden Spot of the World."
photCL 107 vol4 pg97

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Distant view of the southern façade of the residence over the citrus orchard. The label that accompanies this photo in the album reads "No. 133 Self-explanatory." Note on photograph says "Reinforced concrete residence in course of construction for Mr. H.E. Huntington at Los Robles in the heart of the San Gabriel Valley, the Garden Spot of California. C. Leonardt, contractor."
photCL 107 vol4 pg98

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The label that accompanies this photo in the album reads "No. 49 Library building showing windows on south wall, about 1921."
photCL 107 vol4 pg95 (49)