Henry E. Huntington's library in his New York residence

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  Henry E. Huntington residence in San Francisco

  Manuscripts

  A street view of Mr. Huntington's residence in San Francisco. MS note on envelope reads "Henry Edwards Huntington residence at 2840 Jackson Street, San Francisco. (Formerly residence of Herman Heyneman) 10 photographs."

  msssHEH 61/5/2 (2)

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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 library staff in front of the library building, 1922

  Additional Formats

  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, circa 1926

  Manuscripts

  Mr Huntington, dressed in a long dark robe, seated in a chair on the south terrace of the Huntington residence.

  msssHEH 61/2/5 (14)

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  Trustees of the Henry E. Huntington Library and Art Gallery, 1939

  Manuscripts

  Group photograph of the trustees of the Henry E. Huntington Library and Art Gallery. Left to right, William Bennett Munro, Allan Christopher Balch, Herbert Clark Hoover, Edwin Powell Hubble, and Robert Andrews Millikan. Photographer: Don Downie. Note in the hand of Grace Burke Hubble on verso: "Trustees of H.L. Mr. Munro, Mr. Balch, Mr. Hoover, EPH, Dr. Millikan." The men are standing in front of a doorway, and are all wearing suits. Hubble is second from the right, and both he and William Munro (far left) are holding pipes in their hands.

  mssHUB 1066 (1)

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  Collection of Henry E. Huntington Family, Residence and Estate photographs

  Visual Materials

  This collection contains photographs of Henry E. Huntington (1850-1927) and his family in New York and California, as well as early photographs of the Huntington residence and estate in San Marino, California, and the private railroad cars of the Huntington family. The family photographs are primarily portraits of Henry E. Huntington, his parents, uncle (Collis P. Huntington), spouses, children and grandchildren. Many views are late-19th century cabinet cards and presentation prints in sleeves with imprints of photographers in San Francisco and New York. Also notable are two autochrome portraits of Henry E. Huntington by Arnold Genthe, 1916; a framed crayon drawing after a photograph of Henry as a young boy, and a framed portrait of Collis P. Huntington, approximately 1900. Photographers represented in the collection include P. R. Young, Theodore C. Marceau, Pach Brothers, James M. Landy, Arnold Genthe, Isaiah West Taber, Carleton E. Watkins, Rieman and Co., W. E. Dassom, Charles Freiot, Robert E. Tener, and George Steckel. This collection also includes views of Collis P. and Henry E. Huntington's private railroad cars – the Alabama, Oneonta, and San Marino – accompanied by a file of related correspondence, clippings and a blueprint of the floor plan of H. E. Huntington's Pullman car, 1916. The final portion of this collection consists of early scenes of the Huntington estate in San Marino: the building of the Huntington residence (now The Huntington Art Gallery), 1908-1910; a group portrait of workers; and a leather-bound photograph album of 63 views of the Huntington residence, gardens, grounds and statues, approximately 1925; Henry E. Huntington appears in several photographs, posed on the grounds. There are copy negatives on file for some images.

  photCL 285