Loyola Marymount University Digital Collections

- 1962 Crimson Circle BBQ
- Barbecuing; Recreation; College students; Children
- Black-and-white photograph of the Crimson Circle BBQ in 1962. Features 5 standing Loyola students in uniform--plain black sweaters with the Lion logo on the upper left chest--behind a group of 5 young boys, 2 wearing chef's hats and 3 holding...
- The Atrium
- [Dockweiler badge]
- Political campaigns--California--Los Angeles; Legislators--United States;
- A small metal badge which reads "DOCKWEILER" in dark blue ink on a tan background. Extending from the upper edge of the badge is a rounded tab intended to be folded over a pocket, lapel, or other edge to secure the badge in place. The...
- Catholicism in L.A.
- [Edward Pierce letter to Los Angeles County Superintendents, June 26, 1902]
- Teachers--California--Los Angeles; Teachers colleges--California--Los Angeles; Kindergarten teachers--Training of;
- A letter, typewritten on letterhead from the State Normal School in Los Angeles, CA, and embossed with the school's crest. The letter confirms that Mary Workman has completed the Kindergarten Course in the State Normal School at Los Angeles.
- Catholicism in L.A.
- [Hollenbeck Park, with Santa Fe Hospital in the distance]
- Parks--California--Los Angeles; Hospitals--California--Los Angeles; Boats and boating--California--Los Angeles;
- View overlooking a lake at Hollenbeck Park, with the Santa Fe Hospital in the distance. Several visitors paddle canoes across the waterway, with more watching from the shore, or on a bridge over the lake.
- Changing Face of Southern California
- [Invitation to a luncheon to discuss Proposition 11]
- Discrimination in employment--Law and legislation--California; Referendums--California; Referendum--Religious aspects--Catholic Church--California; Catholic action--California; Social justice--Religious aspects--Catholic Church;...
- An invitation to a luncheon hosted by the Women's Fair Employment Practices Committee of the Catholic Interracial Council to promote awareness of Proposition 11, the Fair Employment Practices Act. The invitation has been folded into thirds.
- Catholicism in L.A.
- [Mary A. Henderson letter to Mary Julia Workman, 1917 October 3]
- Adult education--California--Los Angeles; Social settlements--California--Los Angeles; Settlement houses--California--Los Angeles; Public service organizations--California--Los Angeles;
- A handwritten letter from Mary A. Henderson to Mary Julia Workman, dated October 3, 1917. The letter discusses plans for activities and night school classes to be taught at the Brownson Settlement House and other schools around Los Angeles, with...
- Catholicism in L.A.
- [Mayor Bradley, Gladys Burns, Cardinal Manning, Mary Dockweiler Sooy, and Councilman John Ferraro at charity event at St. Vincent's Hospital]
- Charity organizations--California--Los Angeles; Mayors--California--Los Angeles; Cardinals--California--Los Angeles; City council members--California--Los Angeles;
- Black and white photograph taken at a charity event sponsored by the Daughters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul, held at City Hall in Los Angeles. The individuals in the photo are identified on the reverse as, from right to left, Mayor Tom...
- Catholicism in L.A.
- [Memo extolling the work of Brownson Settlement House, November 22, 1919]
- Settlement houses--California--Los Angeles; Immigrants--Cultural assimilation--California--Los Angeles; Immigrant families--Cultural assimilation--California--Los Angeles; Social settlements--California--Los Angeles; Catholic...
- A typewritten memo extolling the work of Brownson Settlement House by summarizing the collective, positive feelings of past residents shared through letters and stories. Also iterates Brownson House's widespread reputation as a friendly support for...
- Catholicism in L.A.
- [Photograph of Brownson House workers group photo, July 13, 1915, 30 of 60 workers]
- Elementary school teachers--California--Los Angeles; Employees--California--Los Angeles; Settlement houses--California--Los Angeles; Social settlements--California--Los Angeles;
- Black and white photograph showing 30 of the 60 Brownson House workers, taken on July 13, 1915.
- Catholicism in L.A.
- [Photograph of Mary Dockweiler Sooy, Sister Elizabeth, Clare Dockweiler, and Rosalind Russell]
- Women--California--Los Angeles;
- Black and white photograph of Mary Dockweiler Sooy (far left) with Sister Elizabeth, Clare Dockweiler, and actress Rosalind Russell, standing.
- Catholicism in L.A.
- Aerial view of Lugo House, St. Vincent's College
- School buildings--19th century; Universities and colleges--19th century; Cities and towns--19th century
- Black-and-white aerial photograph of Don Lugo's townhouse on the Plaza in downtown Los Angeles.
- The Atrium
- Alfred J. Kilp, S.J.
- Universities and colleges--Faculty; College administrators--California--Los Angeles; Jesuits
- A black-and-white photographic portrait of Fr. Alfred J. Kilp, S.J.
- The Atrium
- Alfred Kilp, S.J., Richard Egan, and other guests at the opening of Foley Communication Arts Center
- Celebrations; Universities and colleges--Faculty; College administrators--California--Los Angeles; Jesuits
- Alfred Kilp, S.J. (center), Richard Egan (right), and three other unidentified guests in formal dress stand in front of a curtain, socializing at the opening of Foley Communication Arts Center in 1964.
- The Atrium
- Associated Students of Loyola University officers
- Student organizations; Student unions; College students; Student government; Student activities
- ASLU officers Marty Harrington, L. Chenoweth, and Louis Smaldino standing around and studying a notebook held up by Anthony Coelho, seated at a table.
- The Atrium
- Avalon and bay, Catalina Island
- Ocean travel--California--Santa Catalina Island; Bays--California--Santa Catalina Island; Railroads, Cable--California--Santa Catalina Island; Dwellings--California--Santa Catalina Island; Seaside resorts--California--Santa Catalina Island;
- A view of Avalon Bay, with steamships arriving in the harbor, Sugar Loaf Rock on the far right, and the Holly Hill House with its large red-roofed turret is in the foreground on the right. The Incline Railway is visible in the lower right corner.
- Changing Face of Southern California
- Avalon, Santa Catalina Island, Cal.
- Ocean travel--California--Santa Catalina Island; Bays--California--Santa Catalina Island; Seaside resorts--California--Santa Catalina Island;
- A view of Avalon Bay, with a steamship and other small boats in the harbor. The Holly Hill House is visible on the far shore.
- Changing Face of Southern California
- Beneath the eucalyptus trees, Descanso Ave., Avalon, Catalina Island, California
- Seaside resorts--California--Santa Catalina Island; Bungalows--California--Santa Catalina Island;
- A view looking down Descanso Ave., with eucalyptus trees planted in a line down the middle of the street. On either side are rows of bunaglows.
- Changing Face of Southern California
- Big Pine, California Residents
- Northern Paiute Indians--California--Owens Valley; Chinese Americans--California--Big Pine; Buildings--California--Big Pine;
- Back of building, probably the hotel and bar of Tom Callow, in Big Pine, California. Wooden barrels with discarded tin cans to left of porch. Inscription on back of photograph: "Top Row Mrs. Callow, Tom Callow, Bridget, and the cook. Bottom...
- America's West
- Big Pine, California. A. G. Barmore House
- Houses--California--Big Pine; Abandoned buildings--California--Big Pine; Abandoned houses--California--Big Pine; Newspaper editors; Big Pine (Calif.),
- Gutted house of A. G. Barmore (1884-1967), editor of the Big Pine Citizen newspaper. HeText on back of photograph in hand of J. D. Black: "WIND TORONADO OR LAISM? <Barmore Home> Big Pine Citizen Editor." Title supplied by...
- America's West
- Big Pine, California. Office of the Big Pine Citizen
- Newspaper Editors--California--Big Pine; Newspaper Publishing--California--Big Pine; Newspapers--California--Big Pine; Office Buildings--California--Big Pine; Abandoned Buildings--California--Big Pine;
- Abandoned office of the Big Pine Citizen, the newspaper for the town of Big Pine, California. A. G. Barmore (1884-1967) was editor of the Big Pine Citizen until 1932, when he sold the newspaper. Text on back of photograph in hand of J. D....
- America's West