NEGATIVE STRIP OF PHOTOS OF ANDREW BOYLE AND HIS REMODELED HOME

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Homestead Museum

Name/Title

NEGATIVE STRIP OF PHOTOS OF ANDREW BOYLE AND HIS REMODELED HOME

Entry/Object ID

2000.217.4.1

Description

NEGATIVE STRIP OF PHOTOS OF ANDREW BOYLE AND HIS REMODELED HOME Color: Black; White A strip negative with six images of Andrew A. Boyle and his remodeled homes. Exposures 32-33 are of Boyle's house, as it appeared in about 1910 after remodeling by Boyle's grandson, William H. Workman, Jr. The view of the two-story Italianette structure is from a wide lawn at the front. The other exposures, 34-37, are a studio portrait in an oval paper frame of Boyle, ca. 1860s. Exposures 32 and 34 were printed and are items 1.1 and 1.22 of this accession. As a newly-made artifact, the strip is in mint condition. Number-Units: 1

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Search Terms

Two-dimensional, Negatives, Architecture, Domestic--Los Angeles (Calif.), Dwellings--Los Angeles (Calif.)

Legacy Lexicon

Object Name

Negatives