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Title
Wilson West reads a book in the library of the West's house, Los Angeles, 1899
Contributor
West, H. H. (Henry Hebard), 1872-1958
Date Created and/or Issued
1899
Contributing Institution
UCLA, Library Special Collections, Charles E. Young Research Library
Collection
West (H. H.) Collection
Rights Information
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Description
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H. H. West's brother, Wilson, reads a book in the library of the West's house. He leans his elbow on a table which is covered with papers and books. There is a sofa at the left with pillows on it, and a guitar leans on the sofa. Pictures hang on the walls. There is an open door next to the sofa.
Text from negative sleeve: 1787. Los Angeles, California. 240 South Griffin Ave. 1899. 1. H. H. West, with cane, in the library. 2. Wilson D. West at end of library table. That guitar at left of couch I bought for $20.00 when I was working for the W. U. Tel. Co. in 1892. Charlie Lewis and I took lessons from Emma Summers. She later got rich in oil and was known as the Oil Queen. 2 films.
Format
b&w nitrate negative
Identifier
uclamss_1998_1787_002
ark:/21198/zz002hv493
Language
No linguistic content
Subject
Libraries (Rooms & spaces)--California--Los Angeles
West, Wilson Darby, 1884-1942
Source
West (H. H.) Collection

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