Demolition ranch cameraman series#

The prints are arranged geographically in 3-ring binders mixed with the Greene photos. The negatives are arranged numerically with shelf lists available. Also are numerous floral studies, California missions, and native peoples in the Southwest. lakes and rivers, Lake Tahoe, Yellowstone, Grand Canyon and Yosemite). Subjects cover social, cultural and natural resources: everyday life, commerce, people and buildings and the outdoors (i.e. Out-of-state views include Oregon, Washington, Arizona, New Orleans and San Antonio, Texas. It covers California views, including the Los Angeles region and Southern California. (Putnam's son, Arion Putnam, was also one of this collection's photographers.)Ĭollection consists of 8 x 10 glass negatives, of which 1.04 linear feet are original prints. Valentine the business end of the company. Putnam primarily handling the photography and C. Putnam and Carlton Valentine documented the growth and development of Southern California over a fifty year period with John R. 1880s-1930Ħ8.5 linear feet (Boxes: letter, ½ letter, 3-ring binders)

Prints are arranged geographically in three-ring binders, integrated with the Putnam-Valentine photos. Negatives are arranged numerically with shelf lists available. Most of the images are of Los Angeles and Southern California, but Northern California and some other states are included.

Demolition ranch cameraman series#

Some of these photographers’ collections are listed immediately below as separate series within the Greene Collection. 1880-1950ġ4 linear feet (Boxes: letter, ½ letter, and 3-ring binders/notebooks, 1 ov)Ĭommercial photographer who made some of these photographs himself, but also bought and copied many negatives from other photographers. Finding aid is arranged by series according to geographic region. Negatives are arranged numerically according to the number attributed by the photographer. Vroman photographed in Japan in 1909 and in Europe in 1912. These images include Illinois, Pennsylvania, and the Library of Congress. There are also negatives of a trip taken by Vroman to the Eastern United States. Many are pictured in 'Photographer of the Southwest' and 'Dwellers at the Source.' The rest of the collection is primarily concerned with Yosemite Valley, the California missions before restoration, Pasadena and surrounding areas. Over half of this collection deals with the ruins of ancient cliff dwellings and with the life, customs, and activities of the American Indians of the Southwest. Frederick Webb Hodge to the pueblos of New Mexico and Arizona.

Included is a visual account of these expeditions which were led by the late Dr. He made several expeditions to the Southwest from his home in Pasadena, California, to photograph the Indians in Arizona and New Mexico. Click here to view digital images.ĥ4.7 linear feet (Boxes: letter, 5 x 7, 19 ov)Īdam Clark Vroman was an amateur photographer and bookstore owner. This guide is modified and updated on a regular basis. When this occurs, a corresponding General Collection (GC) number will be noted in parentheses. In some instances, a Photograph Collection relates to a General Collection of nonphotographic items. A collection title will follow the number, followed by a brief description of that collection. View the A-Z Photograph Collection Index.Įach Photograph Collection is listed by number, P-1, P-2, etc. All together, the photographic holdings amount to more than 300,000 images recorded on different photographic media of daguerreotypes, ambrotypes, tintypes, paper, glass and cellulose negatives, and a variety of paper prints. There are approximately 290 individual photograph collections in the Seaver Center.