WILLIAM H. WORKMAN AND LOS ANGELES CITY TREASURY STAFF, ca. 1901

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Name/Title

WILLIAM H. WORKMAN AND LOS ANGELES CITY TREASURY STAFF, ca. 1901

Entry/Object ID

2000.217.1.5

Description

WILLIAM H. WORKMAN AND LOS ANGELES CITY TREASURY STAFF, ca. 1901 Color: Black; White A reproduction black and white photograph of Los Angeles City Treasurer William H. Workman and his staff, ca. 1901. The five men are standing on a grass lawn next to a brick building with some palm trees between them and the structure, which is presumed to be where the treasurer's office was located. Workman is at the center, wearing a dark suit, white shirt and dark tie. To his left is his son, Boyle, who was Assistant City Treasurer. At the far left is Alexander Roques and to the right of Treasurer Workman are John Kenealy and Thomas McKinley, these latter three men comprising the staff. Boyle Workman and Roques wear gray suits, while Kenealy and McKinley wear darker ones. The signatures of each men are written over their images. William H. Workman, assisted by his son, served three terms as City Treasurer from 1901 to 1907. As a newly produced photograph, the artifact is in mint condition. Number-Units: 1

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Two-dimensional, Photographs, Municipal government--Los Angeles (Calif.), Municipal officers and employees--Los Angeles (Calif.), Politicians--Los Angeles (Calif.)

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