Guide to the Charles Edward Hodges Photograph Albums
Daniel Hartwig
Stanford University. Libraries.
Department of Special Collections and University Archives
October 2010
Stanford, California
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Call Number: A0028
Creator:
Hodges, Charles Edward.
Title: Charles Edward Hodges photograph albums
Dates: circa 1898-1905
Physical Description:
2.5 Linear feet (2 volumes)
Summary: Collection contains two photograph albums belonging to Charles E. Hodges, resident draftsman and later architect at Stanford
University. Volume 28.1 (ca. 1898-1905) contains images of Memorial Arch and its frieze; the Stanford University Inn; interiors
and exteriors of faculty houses and fraternities, some of which are annotated with the name, cost, and date erected; Memorial
Church under construction; the campus home of Mrs. Stanford's brother and business manager, Charles G. Lathrop; a cornerstone
laying in the Quad (possibly the T. W. Stanford Library, 1898); cactus garden; and the front of the 1905 gymnasium (destroyed
in the 1906 quake). Volume 28.2 contains photographs by Joseph Collier; Stanford subjects include the main quad (parts of
which were still under construction), Memorial Arch, Roble and Encina dorms, the museum, the Stanford home and its grounds
on campus, the cactus garden, interior of Escondite Cottage, John D. McGilvray with what may be representatives of Salviati
and Co., and other views of campus. Non-Stanford subjects include the Flood estate, San Francisco buildings and private homes,
and unidentified people. Volume 28.2 is inscribed to Hodges from John D. McGilvray, 1902; cover is embossed "Photographs J.
Collier Denver."
Language(s): The materials are in English.
Repository:
Department of Special Collections and University Archives
Green Library
557 Escondido Mall
Stanford, CA 94305-6064
Email: specialcollections@stanford.edu
Phone: (650) 725-1022
URL: http://library.stanford.edu/spc
Gift of Lauder W. Hodges, 1982.
This collection is open for research.
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Charles Edward Hodges Photograph Albums (A0028). Department of Special Collections and University Archives, Stanford University
Libraries, Stanford, Calif.
Collection contains two photograph albums belonging to Charles E. Hodges, resident draftsman and later architect at Stanford
University. Volume 28.1 (ca. 1898-1905) contains images of Memorial Arch and its frieze; the Stanford University Inn; interiors
and exteriors of faculty houses and fraternities, some of which are annotated with the name, cost, and date erected; Memorial
Church under construction; the campus home of Mrs. Stanford's brother and business manager, Charles G. Lathrop; a cornerstone
laying in the Quad (possibly the T. W. Stanford Library, 1898); cactus garden; and the front of the 1905 gymnasium (destroyed
in the 1906 quake). Volume 28.2 contains photographs by Joseph Collier; Stanford subjects include the main quad (parts of
which were still under construction), Memorial Arch, Roble and Encina dorms, the museum, the Stanford home and its grounds
on campus, the cactus garden, interior of Escondite Cottage, John D. McGilvray with what may be representatives of Salviati
and Co., and other views of campus. Non-Stanford subjects include the Flood estate, San Francisco buildings and private homes,
and unidentified people. Volume 28.2 is inscribed to Hodges from John D. McGilvray, 1902; cover is embossed "Photographs J.
Collier Denver."
Collier, Joseph.
Hodges, Charles Edward.
Lathrop, Charles G. (Charles Gardner), 1849-1914.
McGilvray, John D.
Albums.
Photoprints.
San Francisco (Calif.)--Pictorial works.
Box 1
Photograph Album
Box 2
Photograph Album