PROOF SHEET OF WORKMAN FAMILY/BOYLE HEIGHTS IMAGES

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PROOF SHEET OF WORKMAN FAMILY/BOYLE HEIGHTS IMAGES

Entry/Object ID

2000.217.2.2

Description

PROOF SHEET OF WORKMAN FAMILY/BOYLE HEIGHTS IMAGES Color: Black; White A proof sheet with thirty images from five strip negatives of the Workman and Boyle families, views of Los Angeles, and of the William H. Workman, Jr. home in Boyle Heights. Strip one, at the top, has four images of Andrew Boyle, ca. 1850s, and two images of the Workman house mentioned above, ca. 1910. Strip two has one image of the Workman house, three of the structure when it was built by Andrew Boyle, ca. 1860s, and two of Nancy Hook Workman, ca. 1854. Strip three has one image of Mrs. Workman, three of her son Elijah, and two of her son William H., both ca. 1854. Strip four has one image of William H., ca. 1854, and two of him, ca. 1870, and three of Elijah, ca. 1865. The last strip, at the bottom, contains one image of William H. Workman, ca. 1870, three images of the Los Angeles Plaza Church, ca. 1894, and two images of Los Angeles, ca. 1860s. Six of the exposures were circled with red ink for printing and these are items .1-.3, .21, .22, and .30. As a new artifact, the sheet is in mint condition.

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Two-dimensional, Contact sheets, Workman family, Los Angeles (Calif.)

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Contact Sheets