Opening Hours
Daily: 10 A.M.–5 P.M.
Closed on Tuesdays
1151 Oxford Road
San Marino, CA 91108
Manuscripts
Daily: 10 A.M.–5 P.M.
Closed on Tuesdays
1151 Oxford Road
San Marino, CA 91108
Manuscripts
Bound in black faux alligator material. The title, "Maine to Jamaica 1906-06," is embossed on the center of the cover in gold lettering. The number "44" is affixed to the top of spine with glue. Photos are primarily travel shots of Maine and Jamaica during the Londons' honeymoon, including rural immigrant villages in the Blue Mountains. Also some postcards of scenery around Mt. Island, Maine.
JLP 482
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Manuscripts
69 photographs. The Jamaica scenes were taken by Jack London while on his honeymoon in 1905. Included are photographs of Kingston Harbor and country scenes. The Monterey photographs include a number of coastal scenes and the Carmel Mission. Only Jack and Charmian London are featured in the photographs, although a few unidentified people appear in some of the Jamaican scenes.
JLP 426
Manuscripts
Bound in black faux alligator skin. The title and date, "Some Friends and Bohemian Grove 1904" are embossed in gold on cover. Photos are of Jack London's artist friends at the Bohemian Grove, including George Sterling and Xavier Martinez; London's daughters Joan and Becky; and other friends of Jack and Charmian London.
JLP 464
Manuscripts
Bound in black faux alligator skin. The title, "Belle and Her Kind," is embossed on the cover in gold. The number "27" is affixed to the spine with glue. The majority of photos are of the Londons' horses, and their offspring. Other photos are of Jack and Charmian London riding with friends, and also various cats and dogs.
JLP 465
Manuscripts
Bound in black faux alligator skin. The title, "The Spray / Bohemian Grove / Miscellaneous," is embossed on the cover in gold. The number "24" is embossed in silver at the top of spine.
JLP 462
Manuscripts
Album is bound in black faux alligator skin. The number "6" is embossed on the cover in gold. Contains photographs taken by Jack London while on assignment to cover the Russo-Japanese War.
JLP 444