The Huntington Library is one the world's great independent research libraries, with more than nine million items spanning the 11th to 21st century. These extraordinary and diverse materials are centered on fourteen intersecting collection strengths, some of which are: British History; Early Printed Books; Hispanic History and Culture; History of Science, Medicine, and Technology; Maps and Atlases; Prints, Posters, and Ephemera; Photography; Pacific Rim; California; and American History. Digitized materials from these vast collections aim to support the research needs of Huntington readers and staff and to share resources with a broader community.
The Huntington Library's digital collection at California Revealed consists of texts, still images, moving images and audio recordings from the 1900s to 2000s. Among the highlights are home movies, oral histories, industrial films produced by the Southern California Edison Company, episodes of the the Mr. Huntington's Garden television program, issues of Regeneracion, a Mexican-American anarchist newspaper, and photographs related to longtime Los Angeles County Supervisor Kenneth Hahn.
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