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Access to this collection is generously supported by Arcadia funds. Plan includes embossed seal reading: The Southwest Museum - 1807 - Mañana flor de sus ayeres June 1924 Bertha S. Sturtevant, Del. Scale 1" 100' Wilbur David Cook, George Duffield Hall, fellows, A.S.L.A.; Ralph D. Cornell, M.L.A.; Cook & Hall, landscape architects & city planning consultants, 663 I.W. Hellman Bldg., Los Angeles Description.caption : The site comprises one half mile of beach protected by headlands and presents a topography well adapted for grouping of picturesque homes in connection with country club development. This project was designed by the professional firms of Cook and Hall, landscape architects, and Joseph J. Kucera, architect, George H. Daniels, associate Green Bay Country Club, located in Orange County on the Coast Highway just north of Laguna: this club is to be developed in the spirit of a Normandy sea coast village. All building plans to be subject to approval of art jury. Labels on plan: Coast Highway, to Los Angeles, to Laguna, entrance drive, yard, forecourt, terrace, swimming pool proposed, beach, lawn games, reserve, underpass, bridge, possible underpass, possible pedestrian und.
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Image
Format
b&w nitrate negative
Identifier
uclamss_1411_0125 0125 ark:/21198/zz002b60kq
Language
English
Subject
Country clubs Environment Nature reserves Bays (bodies of water) Culture Landscape architecture Promontories Lawns (landscaped grass) Swimming pools California Highway 1 (Calif.) Bridges (built works) Driveways Lifestyle Underpasses Forecourts Beaches Terraces (landscaped-site elements) Southwest Museum (Los Angeles, Calif.)
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