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Glendale Railroad Station - Hart Ranch

Description

Includes materials from Glendale Railroad Station; Greene Residence; Griffith Observatory; and William S. Hart Ranch.

Type
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Production date
1964-2009.
Call number
archWeil
Creator
Weil, Martin Eli(Opens in new tab)
Provenance
Gift of the Estate of Martin E. Weil, February 2010.
Gift of Peter and June Weil, June 2014.
Associated people
Kelley, H. Roy (1892- ,)
Kelly, Arthur Rolland, (1878-1959,)
Kwan, Raymond, (1894-1980,)
Weil, Martin Eli, (1867-1959,)
Weil, Martin Eli,
Williams, Paul R.,
Wright, Frank Lloyd,
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