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DOI: 10.25549/chs-m7679
title: Nevada County Views, showing Doris Foley Library front desk, Nevada City, CA, ca.1910

description: Photograph of Nevada County Views, showing Doris Foley Library front desk, Nevada City, CA, ca.1910. In the foreground at left, a small table is visible stacked with papers. Three wooden chairs are positioned around the table. Similar tables and chairs can be seen in the background to the right. At center, a decorative tile floor can be seen leading to the semicircular wooden front desk. Two large columns can be seen on the sides of the desk. Behind the desk, at least five large bookcases lined with books can be seen.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m7678
title: Nevada County Views, showing Catholic Church in the Grass Valley, ca.1910

description: Photograph of Nevada County Views, showing Catholic Church in the Grass Valley, ca.1910. In the foreground, a wide street can be seen extending from left to right. A man stands near the center of the street facing the camera. The man wears a long-sleeved shirt and dark pants. To the right, a tall brick wall lined with thick vegetation is visible. Tall trees can also be seen at right. To the left, a large Catholic Church can be seen. A small flight of stairs leads to the doorway of the rectangular bell tower. An arched, stain glass window can be seen near the center of the bell tower.  Another doorway can be seen at right on the main body of the church. Rather than being separate, the bell tower appears to be directly connected to the main body of the church. A large cross can be seen atop the bell tower surrounded by four pinnacles.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m7677
title: Nevada County Views, showing Methodist Church in Grass Valley, ca.1910

description: Photograph of Nevada County Views, showing Methodist Church in Grass Valley, ca.1910. In the foreground at center, a small dirt road can be seen extending to the far left. Along the street, two utility poles can be seen. At right, a large tree obscures half the image with its branches and foliage. In the background at center, the large bell tower of a church is visible. The main body of the church is not visible. A small flight of stairs leads to a doorway at the base of the rectangular bell tower. A large spire surmounts the top of the tower, with a finial seen at its peak. Additional trees can be seen in the extreme background.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m7686
title: Nevada County Views, showing logging camp near Truckee, ca.1910

description: Photograph of Nevada County Views, showing logging camp near Truckee, ca.1910. In the extreme foreground at center, a small valve attached to a metal rod can be seen. Another valve is visible lying on a stack of wood. At center, several large logs are carefully stacked. A man stands between two large logs holding a large tool of some kind in his right hand. To his right, a man can be sitting on one of the logs while another man leans on the same log with his left leg. In the background at center, two men are visible beside a small generator beneath a crude structure. In the background at center, a mountainside consisting of only a few trees can be seen. In the extreme background at right, several clusters of trees can be seen along the mountain.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m7657
title: Nevada County Views, showing swimming area in Olympic Park, ca.1910

description: Photograph of Nevada County Views, showing small swimming area in Olympic Park, ca.1910. In the foreground at center, a man and two boys sit on a wooden walkway bordering a large swimming area. Behind them, a boy walks along the walkway and faces the camera. Additional boys can be seen standing on the walkway, and several can be seen swimming in the area at left. All the men and boys seem to wear a similar singlet bathing suit. In the background at left, three women wearing long dresses and hats can be seen near a small building. To the right, a group of men and women stand near the edge of the pool. Large trees are seen in the extreme background.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m7659
title: Nevada County Views, showing St. Mary's Convent at a distance, ca.1910

description: Photograph of Nevada County Views, showing St. Mary's Convent at a distance, ca.1910. In the foreground at left, a series of large hedges and plants can be seen in a sectioned garden area. At the center of the garden, a small statue is visible. In the background at center, the convent can be seen. A large flight of stairs leads tot he covered entrance at center. A small cross can be seen at the peak of the roof above the entrance, and a larger cross is visible on top of the steeple at the center of the roof. To the far right, a large church can be seen connected to the convent.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m7660
title: Nevada County Views, showing Pennsylvania Mine from the side, ca.1910

description: Photograph of Nevada County Views, showing Pensylvannia Mine from the side, ca.1910. In the background at center, a large tree stands near a small metal fence and slightly obscures the image. In the background at right, a tall building is visible with a roof on one side that extends nearly to the base of the building. Another building with a similar roof can be seen to the far left. Between the two buildings, a metal walkway can be seen connecting the top portions of both structures. Near the base of the building at left, a smaller structure is shown. In the extreme background, a line of trees can be seen extending from left to right.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m7662
title: Nevada County Views, showing unidentified building, Grass Valley, ca.1910

description: Photograph of Nevada County Views, showing unidentified building, Grass Valley, ca.1910. In the foreground at right, a lone tree with only a few leaves left in its branches can be seen. In the background at center, two large buildings with slanted rooftops are visible. A small set of stairs and guardrail can be seen connected to the building on the right. A smaller extension of the building can also be seen to the far right. In the foreground near the large building, a small antenna is visible.  To the far left of both buildings, a large mechanical contraption is visible.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m6076
title: Exterior view of First Presbyterian Church, Pasadena, ca.1889

description: Photograph of an exterior view of First Presbyterian Church, Pasadena, ca.1889. The romanesque structure features a tall cylindrical tower topped with a sharp conical spire on one corner. Many arched, stained-glass windows punctuate the stone or brick walls topped with a steeply peaked roof. Utility poles and lines run along the dirt road at left. A two-story house, dwarfed by the church, is visible at right. Two men stand in the street at far left.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m7666
title: Nevada County Views, showing Idaho-Maryland Mine in the Grass Valley, ca.1910

description: Photograph of Nevada County Views, showing Idaho-Maryland Mine in the Grass Valley, ca.1910. In the foreground, a lone tree can be seen in a field filled with scrub brush and small vegetation. In the background at right, a three-story building can be seen beside smaller building structures. To the far left, a cluster of three large buildings can also be seen. Between the two groups of buildings, an elongated metal structure can be seen extending from left to right. Large smoke stacks also be seen protruding from roofs of the some of the buildings. In the extreme background at center, a large group of tall trees is visible.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m7680
title: Nevada County Views, showing interiror of an industrial building, ca.1910

description: Photograph of Nevada County Views, showing interior of an industrial building, ca.1910. At center, a row of slanted troughs can be seen extending into the extreme background. Along the wall, slanted beams are bolted to the wall. Large crossbeams sit overhead along the roof. In the background at center, a man wearing overalls and a cap is visible. In the extreme background, a hanging lantern can be seen near a small flight of stairs.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m7685
title: Nevada County Views, showing panoramic views in the Grass Valley, ca.1910

description: Photograph of Nevada County Views, showing panoramic views in the Grass Valley, ca.1910. In the extreme foreground at center, lines of tall trees can be seen. In the extreme background at center, a row of small houses are visible extending from left to right. Beyond the houses, additional clusters of trees can be seen. In the extreme background, several more buildings are visible between lines of trees.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m7682
title: Nevada County Views, showing panoramic view of in the Grass Valley, ca.1910

description: Photograph of Nevada County Views, showing panoramic view of in the Grass Valley, ca.1910. In the extreme foreground at right, bare tree branches can be seen, slightly obscuring the image. In the background at center, a wide paved road is visible extending into the extreme background. On both sides of the street, several large Victorian-style homes can be seen. In the extreme background, lines of trees and several buildings are visible.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m5976
title: Newhall area intersection near present scene of freeways, ca.1930

description: Photograph of Newhall area intersection near present scene of freeways, ca.1930. In the foreground at left, a paved road can be seen extending to the far right. The road also splits and curves to the left out of view around a large cliff wall. A series of utility poles can be seen running along the middle of the image, along the intersection of the two roads. Tot he far right, two automobiles can be seen near a small bridge. Tall mountain ranges can be seen in the extreme background.; Intersection of roads near later intersection of Golden State/Antelope/Sierra Freeways. Photoprint reads: "Southern Pacific Railroad runs through the canyon under the bridge at right. The road in the foreground leads to Newhall. The road that curves around the hill towards the left leads to Pasadena."
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m10360
title: Interior view of an observatory showing astronomers at work, ca.1920-1930

description: Photograph of interior view of an observatory showing astronomers at work, ca.1920-1930. In the center of the picture, an elderly man leans over to peer  through the eyepiece of what appears to be a telescope. A second man stands in an upright position behind him while assisting the first man with the eyepiece. To the right, two men stand facing the center as they look on, with what appears to be interest, at the other men. In the background, to the far right, a fifth man is barely visible.  A sixth man stands behind the two men in the center. This photograph is a complete  version of CHS-46535.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m10361
title: Interior view of an observatory showing astronomers on tour, ca.1920-1930

description: Photograph of the interior view of an observatory showing astronomers on tour, ca.1920-1930. Five men stand in a row at the center of the image. The man to the far right appears to be leading the tour, and seems to be waving his left hand to showcase the astronomical instruments that are situated in the foreground of the picure. The astronomical apparatus is a large mix of complex metal components. In the background, a man to the far right looks on past the tour-leader's shoulder as the other men stand in attention.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m10364
title: Portrait of two astronomers on location at an unidentified observatory, ca.1920-1930

description: Photographic portrait of two astronomers on location at an unidentified observatory, ca.1920-1930. Two men are pictured at center from the waists up, one wearing a hat in the foreground at left. Both men wear darkly-colored overcoats, while the second man -- who is pictured in the right background -- wears no hat and a button-down cardigan sweater underneath his coat. Both men have beards, although the beard belonging to the man at right is more neatly trimmed. The man in the foreground grasps a handrail of some type with his left hand.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m10366
title: Silhouette of a man in front of the dome of an observatory, ca.1920-1930

description: Photograph of a silhouette of a man in front of the dome of an observatory, ca.1920-1930. The exterior view of the dome of an observatory shows light from the sun bounicing off its shiny panels. Just below the dome, a man seems to tip his hat. To the right of the man sits a large pile of what appears to be construction refuse. To the left of the man there are bushes.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m10560
title: Drawing by R. W. Porter depicting an interior view of Mount Palomar Observatory showing a 48-inch telescope, 1939

description: Photograph of a drawing by R. W. Porter depicting an interior view of Mount Palomar Observatory showing a 48-inch telescope, 1939. In the center of the image, a telescope that looks like a stumpy truncated cone rests on a horseshoe shaped base that supports it through a point of contact on either side of the telescope. To the bottom left, a person slouches in a chair as he looks through the eyepiece of the astronomical insturment. On the bottom right, a man seems to be manipulating the telescope with a control board as he stands next to a steep stairway leading up to a platform.; Photoprint reads: "Because the 200-inch telescope, with its small field of view, cannot explore for interesting objects in the sky, other telescopes on Palomar will serve as scouts. One of these is the 48-inch aperture and 120-inch focal length (F/2.5) scope invented by Bernard Schmidt in Germany fourteen years ago. A single one of its 14x14-inch plates will cover a sky area bout 3,000 times that covered by the 200-inch plate. Note the two guiding telescopes above and below the camera. The camera will be balanced and hung in the fork extension of the polar axial shaft. These smaller scopes will be at work in advance of the 200-inch, enabling the astrologers to map out a program of observations with the large instrument".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m16715
title: Professor William Judson painting a picture on the bank of the Colorado River during a trip with George Wharton James, ca.1910

description: Photograph of Professor William Lees Judson painting a picture on the bank of the Colorado River during a trip with George Wharton James, ca.1910. He sits on a small stool at right with his brush poised over his palette. His canvas can be seen mounted on a tripod in front of him. Miscellaneous camp gear litters the ground around and behind him. Another man stands in one of two small boats moored just off-shore at left. He is leaning over the water as though having just washed his hands. Trees grow thickly on the far bank.; William Lees Judson was a prominent painter who came to the Los Angeles area in 1893, and founded the first school of fine art in Southern California, the Los Angeles College of Fine Arts. The college became part of the University of Southern California in 1897. The original building erected on the site in the Arroyo Seco in Garvanza in 1901 was designed by Judson. He retired in 1920.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m10561
title: Drawing by R. W. Porter depicting an interior view of Mount Palomar Observatory showing the 200-inch telescope, looking north, 1938

description: Photograph of a drawing by R. W. Porter depicting an interior view of Mount Palomar Observatory showing the 200-inch telescope, looking north, 1938. In the center of the image, the 200-inch telescope points towards the sky while being supported by two large cyndrical beams that attach to form a U-shaped base that is slanted. The telescope is composed of beams connected in various triangular sizes and angles to form an almost perfect cylinder. On the top left of the image, a man stands at the edge of a platform over the telescope. To the right of center, a second man leans over the railing of a walkway.  To the bottom right of the picture, a third man stnads at the base of the telescope.  In the foreground, a fourth man stands in a balcony of what appears to be a control board for the telescope.  Two other men can be seen climbing throughout the telescope.; Photoprint reads: "The 200-inch telescope, looking north. The 140-tone tube rests on declination trunnions carried by  the two tubular girders which connect the yoke at the lower polar axis bearing with the large horseshoe at the upper bearing. Area of sky to be photographed will be quite small, say a patch having a dimension from 1/5 to 1/3 that of the full moon. Considered as a camera, the telescope will have a "speed" of f/3.3".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m10562
title: Drawing by R. W. Porter depicting an interior view of Mount Palomar Observatory and a cross-sectional view of the 200-inch telescope, with parts labelled, 1938

description: Photograph of a drawing by R. W. Porter depicting an interior view of Mount Palomar Observatory and a cross-sectional view of the 200-inch telescope, with parts labelled, 1938. The telescope is illustrated cut away along a vertical plane through the polar axis. At the bottom of the picture, the ground floor of the observatory is visible. In the center of the image, the 200-inch telescope is seen pointed upright, supported by a slanted tubular base. To the left of center, a phantom drawing shows how the observer gets on and off the prime focus tube atop the telescope. Surrounding the telescope is the cross-sectional view of the dome and its shutter openings.; Photoprint reads: "The 200-inch telescope. This drawing, by Russel W. Porter, associate in optics and instrument design, California Institute of Technology, shows the 200-inch telescope, cutaway along a vertical plane through the polar axis. The tube weighs about 140 tons, the entire instrument 500 tons, and the rotating dome, 1000 tons. The telescope, to be located atop Palomar Mountain in Southern California, will be completed early in 1947. Area of sky to be photographed will be quite small, say a patch having a dimension from 1/5 to 1/3 that of the full moon. Considered as a camera, the telescope will have a "speed" of F/3.3".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m10563
title: Drawing by R. W. Porter depicting an interior view of Mount Palomar Observatory and a cross-sectional view of the 200-inch telescope, 1938

description: Photograph of a drawing by R. W. Porter depicting an interior view of Mount Palomar Observatory and a cross-sectional view of the 200-inch telescope, 1938. The astronomical telescope is illustrated at two distinct angles and with varying degrees of transparency. To the right of center, the tubular shape of the telescope appears to be disected in half, revealing what appears to be an astronomer perched atop the prime focus mechanism. To the left of center, a left slanted view of a look at the telescope is drawn as a phantom image to demonstrate the possible movement of the telescope. In the background, what seems to be some sort of support apparatus for the telescope sits slanted to the right. The interior and cross-section of the observatory is visible surrounding the telescope.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m10564
title: Drawing by R.W. Porter depicting an interior view of Palomar Observatory and a cross-sectional view of the vacuum aluminizing chamber of the 200-inch telescope, 1940

description: Photograph of a drawing by R.W. Porter depicting an interior view of Palomar Observatory and a cross-sectional view of the vacuum aluminizing chamber of the 200-inch telescope, 1940. The 200-inch telescope is shown to the left of center, perched atop a metal platform with a man sitting on top of the giant machine. The illustration reveals the cross-section of the vacuum aluminizing chamber through layers of the apparatus. The interior of the dome of the observatory is seen in the background.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m10565
title: Drawing by R.W. Porter showing an astronomer seated at the prime focus of Mount Palomar Observatory's 200-inch telescope, 1940

description: Photograph of a drawing by R.W. Porter showing an astronomer seated at the prime focus of Mount Palomar Observatory's 200-inch telescope, 1940. A slanted view of an astronomer peering through the eyepiece of a 200-inch telescope. The pedestal of the telescope, which is also shown, is drawn to reveal the inner workings of the apparatus by showing layers of depth. On the bottom right of the image there is a cut-away panel showing a broader layout of what appears to be the entire telescope.  The circular bottom of the chair can be seen through the illustration of the man.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m10567
title: Aerial view of Mount Wilson Observatory, ca.1930-1940

description: Photograph of an aerial view of Mount Wilson Observatory, ca.1930-1940. In the center of the image, the lightly colored observatory can be seen amongst a forest of trees. In the background, a mountain range cascades across the horizon.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m10570
title: Exterior view of Mount Wilson Observatory, ca.1930-1940

description: Photograph of an exterior view of Mount Wilson Observatory, ca.1930-1940. In the center of the picture the dome of the observatory with its lightly colored panels is visible with a balcony encircling the dome. In the foreground, lush trees and bushes surround the dome.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m10571
title: Exterior view of Mount Wilson Observatory, ca.1930-1940

description: Photograph of an exterior view of Mount Wilson Observatory, ca.1930-1940. In the center of the image sits an upclose view of the observatory with its lightly colored exterior. The balcony that surrounds the dome is visible as are the stairs leading up to a platform and around the top of the dome. The shutter openings of the dome can be seen above center. The bottom of the image shows a wooden bridge leading to the observatory while three men stand at the end of the bridge by the observatory leaning on the railings to the right of center. Two large bushes are visible in the foreground.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m7707
title: Aerial view of Disneyland Amusement Park, showing the parking lots at right, 1967

description: Photograph of an aerial view of Disneyland Amusement Park, showing the parking lots at right, 1967. A tall building stands in the left foreground while huge parking lots stand behind it at right. The monorail track curves around the parking lot and towards the left background where the amusement park lies. A tall, white, mountain ride ("The Matterhorn") stands over the tree-covered park while the rest of the city lies behind it.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m6075
title: First Universalist Church and Public Library, Pasadena, ca.1890

description: Photograph of an exterior view of the First Universalist Church and Public Library, Pasadena, ca.1890. The two-story church has a square tower with pyramidal roof on each of two opposing corners constructed in different scales. A central cylindrical tower with a dome roof is placed over the main entry which is approached by a short flight of steps from the sidewalk in front. Arched stained glass windows punctuate both adjacent street-facing sides of the building. Two other buildings (the public library and a house) are visible on either side of the church (right & left). A traffic signal hangs over the center of the street intersection in the foreground partially obscuring the church's roof.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m5249
title: Jungle Cruise in Adventure Land at Disneyland, ca.1955

description: Photograph of the Jungle Cruise ride in Adventure Land at Disneyland, ca.1955. A straw hut stands near tropical trees in the cruise's murky water at left. People are loaded and unloaded from the boats on the wooden docks at center. Others wait in line under a structure at right.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m7702
title: Exterior view of Anaheim School in Anaheim, ca.1903

description: Photograph of an exterior view of Anaheim School in Anaheim, ca.1903. The two-story clapboard building stretches across the image in the background. Many tall, narrow windows can be seen set into the light-colored walls. A small cupola is visible on the roof at right. In the foreground, several large trees can be seen in the front yard.