Palos Verdes Project General Publicity Scrapbook January 1926 - December 1926
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Title
Palos Verdes Project General Publicity Scrapbook January 1926 - December 1926
Series Title
Collection Guide Title
Palos Verdes Project Collection
Date Created
1926
Description
Hardcover scrapbook bound with string and "The Ideal Scrapbook" embossed on cover. The scrapbook was created by the staff of the Palos Verdes Project to document the development of the first planned residential community on the Palos Verdes Peninsula, Palos Verdes Estates. Includes clippings from numerous newspapers primarily from the Southern California area, and a handful of local and national magazines. Clippings pertain to the progress made on the development including road construction, buildings, architecture, staffing, installation of utilities, landscaping and zoning but also include broader coverage of the growth and development of San Pedro, Long Beach and the general Los Angeles area. Clippings are dated and arranged chronologically and include the name of the paper from which the article was clipped.
Creators and Contributors
Creator:
Palos Verdes Project
Place(s)
Time Period
1921 to 1930
Language
Media type
Format
Scrapbook
Extent
250
Pages
Dimensions
11 1/4
x
16
in
Generation
Original
Copyright Statement
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Country of Creation
United States
Contributing Organization
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