Access to this collection is generously supported by Arcadia funds. Details on the project remain sparse, but it was revealed that the building will be about sixteen stories high and there will be great effort put into conference with city and railroad officials to satisfy the atmosphere that the city deserves. Mr. Underwood points at a spot on the plans with his pen while Pratt and Stack look at the map with rulers and pens strewn about the table. Photograph appears with the article, "Postoffice Plans Told/Plans Revised on Postoffice," Los Angeles Times, 20 Aug 1935: A1. Text from negative sleeve: 1810 - Carroll H Pratt Gilbert Stanley Underwood Stephen W Stack (architects working on New Post-office plans) 8/20/35 [stamped:] Aug 30 1935 Text from newspaper caption: Albert Stanley Underwood, consulting architect of the United States Treasury Department, now in Los Angeles, in the center, is shown going over preliminary plans of the new $6,250,000 Federal Courthouse and office building with two of his associates, Carroll H. Pratt at the left and Stephen W. Stack at the right.
Type
Image
Format
b&w nitrate negative
Identifier
uclamss_1429_8124 ark:/21198/zz002dfz0d
Language
No linguistic content
Subject
Architects Maps Stack, Stephen W Pratt, Carroll H Underwood, Gilbert Stanley, b. 1891
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