Arthur G. Barton Papers

Contains records related to the life and career of California landscape architect Arthur G. Barton, FASLA (1907-1980). Barton designed landscapes for many structures and sites such as Camp Pendleton, Dodger Stadium, and the San Gabriel River Wildlife Sanctuary. The records consist of job files documenting client projects with correspondence, change orders, requests for payment, shop drawings, sketches, and other documents. Finding aid available at https://oac.cdlib.org/findaid/ark:/13030/c8348s5m

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[Arthur Barton (left) holding drawing plans]
Local Identifier
003_spc_000028
Date Created
1975 to 1980
Description

Barton stands facing the camera, smiling, and holding one edge of a set of large drawings. He is wearing a bolo tie. Another man to Barton's left, wearing sandals and a tie, is holding the other edge of the drawing set.

[Arthur G. Barton, upper left, at an ASLA event]
Local Identifier
003_spc_000033
Date Created
1975 (year uncertain)
Description

Barton (upper left), at this American Society of Landscape Architects event, is accompanied by Jim Goodwin, Fred Cuthbert, and Owen Peters. The nametags of two other men are out of view.

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