Name/Title
EAST END OF MAUSOLEUMEntry/Object ID
92.10.1.36Description
Color: Black; White
A black and white reproduction photograph of the east elevation of the Walter P. Temple Memorial Mausoleum, ca. 1925. Most of the elevation is visible, though part of the north end is hidden behind bushes and shrubs. The pedimented, gabled roof in the central part is flanked by the crypt sections, the south wall of which is at left. Around the mausoleum is a short box hedge. Toward the foreground is a grass area with a palm tree next to a sidewalk. Parts of other palm trees, and at extreme left, the "sentinel palm" planted outside of the entrance to El Campo Santo are visible. The purpose for the image's reproduction, however, was the center window of the mausoleum, which was blown-up in detail for item .35, in the attempt to recreate the window during the museum's restoration. There are few indications of wear or damage to the artifact, which is in good condition.
Number-Units: 1Lexicon
Search Terms
Two-dimensional, Photographs, John Wallis Studios, Cemeteries--City of Industry (Calif.), Glass painting and staining, Mausoleums--City of Industry (Calif.), Religious art