William F. Cody Papers 2

Golf course is in the far background, with the mountains behind it.

People relax by the pool in lounge chairs.

Stairs leading to the ground level pictured to the left.

A manicured lawn spreads beneath the patio, which is raised on beams above ground level.

William F. Cody pictured in the center of page 13 of the June 1965 issue of Palm Springs Life.

Palms pictured in the foreground and a pond in the background. Presumably used for golf cart parking.

Back of the photo reads "29-4 Anna Cody on [top?] of Going To the [Sea?] Highway". Photo possibly taken in North Carolina?

Photograph of the outside of the Eldorado Country Club Clubhouse

A photograph of the interior of the El Dorado Country Club Clubhouse

A wooden door with a slender diamond-esque window is pictured in the background.

Complex from a distance with mountains in the background

A woman lounging next to the pool, with the condominiums in the background

Residential interior with black and white tile

Caption reads: 'The facade (below) incorporates a store set back at an angle from the property, and a cantilevered, copper-faced balcony. Black Dex-O-Tex, a neoprene rubber product, covers the front of roof deck and face of balcony railing. Cantilevered masonry stairway leads to rental property. The north garden beyond the entrance door (above left) is paved with black concrete disks in moss (above).'

Transparency copy of drawings made for the McCulloch Corporation

Transparency copy Desert Air Club drawing

Transparency copy of site plan made for Desert Air Club

Eldorado lower level plan with reflection pond. Visible is golf cart storage and parking as well as the caddie's room.

A copy negative of the Disney residence rendering. The home is located in Palm Springs, and was built in 1962.

Hotel del Marcos exterior with mountains in the background. The hotel stands at the corner of S. Belardo Road and W. Baristo Road.

Text on the white piece of stationery read as "professional technical service corporation PROTEC" at the top with the address for Cody's Palm Springs Office at "850 south palm canyon drive palm springs california" printed below.

Black and white drawing of the Tennis Club Hotel designed by William F. Cody.

Article from a newspaper detailing Cody's new project in Andreas Hills and highlighting some of his past success.

The text reads: 'Shown from left are Phil Regan, vice president; Harry F. Chaddick, president; William Cody, architect; Larry Feagans, First American Title Co., and vice mayor, George Beebe. This ceremony was attended by a large gathering of enthusiastic members who know that this "aristocrat" of all condominiums will reflect the true image of luxury. Only fifty of these prestige homes are to be built. If you or your friends are interested do come in, or write us for the list of choice locations still available. Applications are now being taken by our sales staff.'

Rendering of the Desert Bel Air Residential Complex by architect William F. Cody. This image was pieced together by three 4 in. X 5 in. color transparency reproductions of the original drawing. The size of the original drawing is 33 in. X 105 in.

A self-portrait drawing of George Hasslein, with speech bubbles that say 'Merry Christmas Bill and Winnie!'; 'Had a good time at your house'; 'Bill's church is really great!'; 'Jeanne thinks you are the greatest - she wants to do a book about Bill'; and 'Happy to see you doing so well, Bill! Keep it up... soon you will be coming up here to teach!' Written Cal Poly letterhead.

The copy photography introduced a thick shadow running horizontally across the framed drawing.

The print is reversed. The sign reads "Oleander Road"

Back of the photo is labeled "79"

Photograph of bricks surrounding the Eldorado Country Club.