Box Clarkive Pre-1934 Bx 42
Contains 8 Results:
WAC Jr stationary with personalized watermark
Contains miscellaneous other documents related to WAC Jr., including estate documents, scrapbooks, research queries and other items.
Photograph of Henrique Medina portrait of WAC Sr., 1932
Photographs and other images of WAC Sr., dating from approximately 1903 to 1930.
8 negatives of Library and residence exterior
This series contains files and records related to the upkeep and maintenance of the Clark Library buildings and grounds, as well as photographs taken since approximately 1934. Materials concerning the demolition, renovation and construction of structures on the property are also included.
Gate exterior, Historic-Cultural Monument plaque (polaroid)
This series contains files and records related to the upkeep and maintenance of the Clark Library buildings and grounds, as well as photographs taken since approximately 1934. Materials concerning the demolition, renovation and construction of structures on the property are also included.
"The Clark Observatory," Bulletin of the Southern California Academy of Sciences, Vol. XVIII, Part 2 (July 1919): 46-53.
This subseries includes WAC, Jr.'s astronomy notebook as well as ephemera and publications connected to his observatory and its astronomer, Mars F. Baumgardt. Additional material, including photographs of the observatory's 1951 demolition, are described in the finding aid to the Post-1934 Institutional Archive.
"Mars: Our Interesting Celestial Neighbor," by Mars Baumgardt. Published by the Clark Observatory, ca. 1924
This subseries includes WAC, Jr.'s astronomy notebook as well as ephemera and publications connected to his observatory and its astronomer, Mars F. Baumgardt. Additional material, including photographs of the observatory's 1951 demolition, are described in the finding aid to the Post-1934 Institutional Archive.
Culture and the Community: Los Angeles County, pulished by the Civic Bureau of Music and Art of Los Angeles, ca 1927?
Scrapbooks, photographs, ephemera, news articles and other items related to the Los Angeles Philharmonic, which was founded by William Andrews Clark, Jr. in 1919. Correspondence between Clark and managers Caroline Estes Smith and George Leslie Smith is described in the correspondence series of this finding aid.
Library interior, South bookroom case with Dryden collections (negative)
Photographs, slides and other images of the Clark Library and grounds. The majority of photographs are interior and exterior shots of the Library, but images of the teahouse, observatory and Clark residence are also included here.