Loyola Marymount University Digital Collections

- Proposed library, Loyola University, Los Angeles
- Catholic universities and colleges--Cailfornia--Los Angeles; University buildings--California--Los Angeles--Designs and plans;
- Architect's rendering of a library building for Loyola University that was proposed for the new Westchester campus, but was never built.
- Changing Face of Southern California
- Remarks Of Mayor Fletcher Bowron at Unveiling of Plaque at First Street Entrance to City Hall, Wednesday, November 5, 1941
- Settlers--Commemoration; Agricultural colonies--California--Los Angeles--Centennial celebrations, etc.; Cities and towns--Growth--History;
- A typed transcription of a speech commemorating the centennial anniversary of the arrival of the families in the Rowland and Workman Party in Los Angeles. The speech praises and thanks the original settlers and their descendents for their...
- Catholicism in L.A.
- Carson and Colorado Railroad. First Crossing of California-Nevada State Line
- Railroads--California--Owens Valley--History; Railroads--Nevada--History; Narrow gauge railroads--California--Owens Valley; Narrow gauge railroads--Nevada; Locomotives;
- The first crossing of the California-Nevada state line by a train of the Carson and Colorado Railroad Company (23 January 1883). Passengers and crew by boundary marker and the front of the locomotive. The location of the crossing is between the...
- America's West
- Bishop, California. Threshing
- Agricultural machinery & implements--California--Bishop; Threshing machines--California--Bishop; Farm life--California--Bishop;
- Threshing operation on farm at Bishop, California. Threshing machines are most likely steam powered. Title supplied by cataloger.
- America's West
- Lone Pine, California. Flier for Fourth of July Celebration
- Fourth of July celebrations--California--Lone Pine; Community life--California--Lone Pine;
- Flier announcing Fourth of July festivities at Lone Pine, California, including, sport, food, and fireworks on Mount Whitney, whose peak is the highest point in North America. Title supplied by cataloger.
- America's West
- Keeler, California. Al Staudinger Marble Works
- Marble industry and trade--California--Owens Valley; Stone cutting--California--Owens Valley; Stone-cutters--California--Owens Valley; Buildings--California--Owens Valley;
- Marble works of Al Staudinger, father in-law of J. D. Black. Pulley for working with marble at left. Railroad tracks. Title supplied by cataloger.
- America's West
- Keeler, California. Al Staudinger Marble Works
- Marble industry and trade--California--Owens Valley; Stone cutting--California--Owens Valley; Stone-cutters--California--Owens Valley; Dogs;
- Marble works of Al Staudinger, father in-law of J. D. Black. Two unidentified persons, with dog, in center of picture. Blocks of marble in workyard and pulley. Title supplied by cataloger.
- America's West
- Electric fountain, Beverly Hills, California
- Fountains--California--Beverly Hills; Public art--California--Beverly Hills; Public sculpture--California--Beverly Hills;
- A nighttime view of the Electric Fountain in Beverly Hills, California. A central column rising from a platform is surrounded by colored jets of water. City lights and neon signs are dimly visible in the background.
- Changing Face of Southern California
- World premier, Carthay Circle Theatre, Los Angeles, California
- Motion picture theaters--California--Los Angeles; Motion picture industry--California--Los Angeles;
- A nighttime view looking across the street at Fox's Carthay Circle Theatre in Los Angeles, California during a premier. The building facade is brightly lit, and several colored searchlights point in various directions. Crowds of people stand on...
- Changing Face of Southern California
- Exposition Park and campanile, University of Southern California
- Parks--California--Los Angeles; Bell towers--California--Los Angeles; Rose gardens--California--Los Angeles; Universities--California--Los Angeles;
- A view from the rose garden in Exposition Park, showing the campanile at the neighboring University of Southern California.
- Changing Face of Southern California
- Exposition Park, Los Angeles, Calif.
- Parks--California--Los Angeles; Rose gardens--California--Los Angeles; Museums--California--Los Angeles;
- A view of Exposition Park, looking through the rose garden, toward the Museum of Natural History. The rose garden contains two white arbors. In the foreground is a large, circular lily pond, with benches placed it.
- Changing Face of Southern California
- Planetarium, Griffith Park, Los Angeles, California
- Planetariums--California--Los Angeles; Observatories--California--Los Angeles; Parks--California--Los Angeles;
- A view of the north-facing front entrance of the three-domed Griffith Observatory with the Astronomer's Monument in foreground right.
- Changing Face of Southern California
- Planetarium, Griffith Park, Los Angeles, California
- Planetariums--California--Los Angeles; Observatories--California--Los Angeles; Parks--California--Los Angeles;
- Aerial view of the Planetarium at Griffith Park in Los Angeles from the southwest, including a monument in front of the building, landscaped grounds and surrounding Santa Monica Mountains.
- Changing Face of Southern California
- Panel - Social Welfare in Los Angeles, 1900-1924
- Catholic action--California--Los Angeles; Social justice--Religious aspects--Catholic Church; Social settlements--California--Los Angeles; Settlement houses--Social aspects--California--Los Angeles; Public service organizations--California--Los...
- A typewritten copy of a meeting agenda, possibly composed by Margaret Workman, including a speech on the history of social settlements, especially Brownson Settlement House, in Los Angeles between 1900-1924. The agenda first introduces three...
- Catholicism in L.A.
- [Bishop John J. Cantwell condolence letter to Mary J. Workman, 1918 March 4]
- Condolence notes;
- Personal letter from Bishop John J. Cantwell to Mary J. Workman dated March 4, 1918 typed on letterhead of Diocese of Monterey and Los Angeles expressing condolence over the death of her father, William H. Workman. He notes seeing her mother and...
- Catholicism in L.A.
- [Henry I. Dockweiler letter to Lieutenant Edward V. Dockweiler, 1938 September 23]
- Governors--California--Election; Political campaigns--California;
- A carbon copy of a typewritten letter from Henry Isidore Dockweiler to his brother, Edward V. Dockweiler, written in reply to an earlier letter, sent on September 20, 1938. The letter discusses the results of the recent Democratic primary election...
- Catholicism in L.A.
- Memories - word pictures
- Families--California--Los Angeles; Households--California--Los Angeles; Families--Religious life--California--Los Angeles; Family recreation--California--Los Angeles; Families--Religious aspects--Catholic Church;
- A typescript copy of Mary Dockweiler Sooy's notes for her talk at the 1972 First Century Families luncheon. It is a string of reminiscences about her family and childhood, including how her parents first met, her earliest reminiscences of home...
- 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.
- Richard Trame, S.J., President Charles Casassa, S.J., and Regent Jerry Doolan
- College presidents--California--Los Angeles; College administrators--California--Los Angeles; Archivists
- The Atrium
- Los Angeles in 1853
- Cities and towns--19th century; City blocks--19th century; Plazas--19th century; Los Angeles, Calif.--History--19th century
- Black-and-white drawing of Los Angeles in 1853; a few clustered buildings with mountains visible in the background.
- The Atrium