North gate to Huntington mausoleum, circa 1928

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  Road leading to Huntington mausoleum, circa 1928

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  A view of the unpaved road leading to the the mausoleum of Henry E. Huntington and his second wife, Arabella Huntington. The mausoleum was completed in 1929.

  photCL 107 vol4 p124 (139)

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  Mausoleum site before construction, circa 1926

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  A view of the flat, tree-lined site on the San Marino ranch where the Huntington mausoleum was later erected. Constructed with white marble, the mausoleum, which is the burial place of Henry E. Huntington and his second wife Arabella Huntington, was completed in 1929, two years after Mr. Huntington's death.

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  Mausoleum site before construction, circa 1926

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  A view of the flat, tree-lined site on the San Marino ranch where the Huntington mausoleum was later erected. Constructed with white marble, the mausoleum, which is the burial place of Henry E. Huntington and his second wife Arabella Huntington, was completed in 1929, two years after Mr. Huntington's death.

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  Mausoleum of Henry and Arabella Huntington on the San Marino ranch

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  View of the white marble Huntington mausoleum on the San Marino ranch. Henry E. Huntington and his second wife Arabella Huntington are buried there. Construction was completed in 1929, two years after Mr. Huntington's death.

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  Torii Gate of the Japanese garden, circa 1924

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  Autochrome view of the Torii Gate over the road leading to the Japanese garden. The Torii gate was taken down due to disrepair during World War II and was never replaced. MS note on verso of plate mounting reads "Japanese Garden - Toro Gate."

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  Torii Gate of the Japanese garden, circa 1925

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  A view of the Torii Gate over the road leading to the Japanese garden, taken from behind the gate. The Torii gate was taken down due to disrepair during World War II and was never replaced.

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