Henry E. Huntington on a path

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  Henry E. Huntington on a path

  Visual Materials

  View of the San Marino grounds with Mr. Huntington standing on a path lined with trees and shrubbery. He holds his cane in his right hand and is looking at the camera.

  photCL 107 vol11 (08)

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  Henry E. Huntington on path, 1918

  Visual Materials

  View of the San Marino grounds with Mr. Huntington walking on a path lined with trees and shrubbery. He holds his cane in his right hand, but does not use it.

  photCL 107 vol3 (86)

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  Henry E. Huntington on the road through the Japanese garden

  Visual Materials

  View of the San Marino grounds with Mr. Huntington standing on the road to through the Japanese Garden. He holds his cane in his right hand and is looking at the camera.

  photCL 107 vol11 (13)

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  Henry E. Huntington on path, 1918

  Manuscripts

  View of the San Marino grounds with Mr. Huntington walking on a path lined with trees and shrubbery. He holds his cane in his right hand, but does not use it. MS note on verso reading "Huntington Library. Path to office & Mr. Huntington, about 1918, path between house and office where library is now." Another copy is no. 155 Pictures Archives, box 2, folder 2.

  msssHEH 61/2/9 (3)

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  Henry E. Huntington and his personal secretary, Mr. Varnum, in front of the billiard, pool, and bowling building on the Huntington grounds, circa 1915

  Visual Materials

  Mr. Huntington and Mr. Varnum stand at the top of the steps of the bowling alley (now the Tea Room). Mr. Huntington is wearing a dark suit and a light hat, and is holding a cane in his right hand.

  photCL 107 vol8 (102)

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  Portrait of Henry E. Huntington in front of bronze doors, approximately 1922

  Visual Materials

  A full length portrait of Henry E. Huntington in front of the bronze doors of the library. Mr. Huntington wears a dark suit, tie, and hat, and carries a cane in his right hand. The label that accompanies this photo in the album reads "No. 48 Mr. Huntington in front of bronze doors - library building. About 1920."

  photCL 107 vol4 pg129 (48)