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Road leading to Huntington mausoleum, circa 1928
Daily: 10 A.M.–5 P.M.
Closed on Tuesdays
1151 Oxford Road
San Marino, CA 91108
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A view of the fancy metalwork gate at the end of the road leading to the mausoleum of Henry E. Huntington and his second wife, Arabella Huntington. The mausoleum was completed in 1929.
photCL 107 vol4 p123 (138)
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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.
photCL 107 vol4 p121 (136)
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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.
photCL 107 vol4 p122 (137)
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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.
photCL 107 vol13 pg15 (83)
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Three ambrotypes of the mausoleum of Henry E. Huntington and his wife, Arabella Huntington, on the grounds of the Huntington Library in San Marino, California, made by artist Barret Oliver in 2012 using the wet collodion process. The ambrotypes were created in conjunction with the 2012 Huntington Library exhibition, "A Strange and Fearful Interest: Death, Mourning, and Memory in the American Civil War."
photDAG 169-171
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The label that accompanies this photo in the album reads "No. 7 Road leading to the Henry E. Huntington residence - south approach, about 1912."
photCL 107 vol8 (7)