Name/Title
LA CASA NUEVA EAST ELEVATION AND DEDICATION TO LAURA TEMPLEEntry/Object ID
2000.272.2.10Description
LA CASA NUEVA EAST ELEVATION AND DEDICATION TO LAURA TEMPLE
Color: Black; White
A black and white negative of La Casa Nueva's east elevation and the dedication to Laura Temple, ca. 1920s. The strip has two images numbered 23-24 from right to left, with 23 of La Casa Nueva's east elevation. The two-story home has elements such as a tile roof, French doors and windows, a balcony, and a second floor patio, which is at the right of the back. At the left is a garden with planters, palm trees, other trees, and the arbor of the Mission Walkway, part of which is at the back. Image 24, which was taken during the home's dedication to Laura Temple on December 28, 1923, has Walter P. Temple, Sr. at the left in a suit with his son Walter P., Jr. at the center. Other men, including George Woodruff, are at the right. Bishop Cantwell, who performed the ceremony, stands at the back with two men. Part of the home's north elevation is across the back. The walls had yet to be plastered and the doors and windows were not yet installed. Images for the negatives are in the accession as items .1.1-.28 with a contact sheet being item .29. The artifact is in good condition with no signs of wear or damage.
Number-Units: 1Lexicon
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Two-dimensional, Negatives, Adobe houses--City of Industry (Calif.), Architecture, Spanish colonial--City of Industry (Calif.), Rites and ceremonies, Clothing and dress