Collection of Howard Edwards Huntington family photographs | Collections | The Huntington

Collection of Howard Edwards Huntington family photographs | Collections | The Huntington

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Collection of Howard Edwards Huntington family photographs
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A collection of 80 photographs centered around the Howard Edwards Huntington family, including portraits of his mother, Mary Alice Prentice Huntington, her siblings, and her parents, Edwin D. Prentice and Clarissa "Clara" Stoddard. There is one portrait of Henry Edwards Huntington, sitting at a desk, approximately 1890s. Other images are: snapshots of the Howard Huntington family in groups; portraits of Howard and Leslie Thayer Green Huntington and their children; and images of Howard's granddaughter Wendy Lee Huntington as a child. There are a few photographs of Howard's sister Marian Huntington (1883-1973) at different ages, and several snapshots of unidentified children and adults (possibly including James R. Brehm). Three photographic postcards are included, with correspondence from Marian Huntington and Leslie Green Huntington. The collection includes two pieces of ephemera: a memorial leaflet for Howard Edwards Huntington, 1922, and the birth certificate for his son, Henry E. "Ted" Huntington II (1921-1978). There is one cabinet card photograph of Princess Clara Huntington Hatzfeldt with two other women by Carleton Watkins, and two studio portraits by photographer George Steckel.
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Children of Henry E. Huntington
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Howard Edwards Huntington, Clara Leonora Huntington, Elizabeth Vincent Huntington, Marian Prentice Huntington. Includes some spouses (Leslie Thayer Green Huntington, John Brockway Metcalf) and family groups; Clara Huntington with Max Farrand, the first Director of Research, at the unveiling of her sculpture of her father, 1930, and views of other sculptures by her.
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Henry E. Huntington and family in Oneonta, New York
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Henry E. Huntington and family in Oneonta, New York. Henry E. Huntington is seated on bench hugging his daughter Marian Prentice Huntington.
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Group portrait of Henry E. Huntington and family in Oneonta, New York, circa 1900
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MS note on verso reads "HEH and first family in Oneonta, N.Y. c. 1900." MS note accompanying photograph in folder reads "Standing - left to right - Howard E. Huntington; Clara Huntington; Henry Edwards Huntington; Marian Huntington; Mary E. (Mrs. E.D.) Lewis and Harriet Douglas. Sitting - Maria Van Vranken; Mrs. Solon Huntington; Mrs. H.E. Huntington and Chas. R. Saunders, brother of Mrs. Solon H. Taken under the "Old Apple Tree" by the side of the home, at Oneonta, N.Y."
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Marian Prentice Huntington as a young child
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Studio portrait of Marian Prentice Huntington, daughter of Henry and Mary Huntington, as a young child. On the card is printed: Young M'Crum Block, Oneonta, N.Y..
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Bond family photograph collection
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This collection contains photographs of Hiram G. Bond, his sons Marshall L. Bond and Louis W. Bond, and an album of 35 photographs of the Bond family residence "New Park," in Santa Clara, California, approximately 1896-1906. There are four loose photographs of Louis Bond in Goldfield, Nevada; Louis and Marshall Bond; and Hiram G. Bond in portraits alone and with grandchildren, 1906. Images from the Klondike gold rush depict the Bond brothers, their dog Jack, and three other men outside their cabin in Dawson City, Yukon, 1898. There are no photographs of Jack London in this collection. There are also copies of a few commercial photographs of miners in Alaska and the Klondike. The "New Park" album (disbound) contains mounted 8 x 10-inch views of the exterior and interior of the Bond residence in Santa Clara, which has a swimming pool, windmill, and vineyard. Hiram Bond appears in one photograph, with dogs, and another shows two small children, presumably his grandchildren. An unidentified woman (probably Laura Bond) is partially cut out of two photographs.
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