William F. Cody Papers 2

The William F. Cody Papers 2 (MS0163) contains personal papers, student work, awards, architectural drawings and plans, office records, marketing and public relations materials, presentation drawings, photographs, correspondence, and project files from the architect's estate, acquired through purchase from his daughter in 2008-09. A related collection, donated to Cal Poly before this one, can be accessed at: https://digital.lib.calpoly.edu/rekl-cody-ms007.

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Tennis Club Nettings, volume 12, no. 7, May 1974
Local Identifier
163_spc_00000095
Date Created
1974-05
Description

The magazine for May 1974 discusses the easter brunch, the Monte Carlo ball, and the Polynesian party that took place at the Tennis Club. The magazine highlights the Palm Springs Academy of Medicine's tennis competition, celebrity golf, and fishing and hunting opportunities in the area.

8 items in Collection
Masonry Industry, April 1974
Local Identifier
163_spc_00000112
Date Created
1974-04
Description

Cover photo and article written about Cody's design in the new Palm Springs Tennis Club Hotel.

3 items in Collection
[Souvenir Photo]
Local Identifier
163_spc_00000007
Description

A booklet with a souvenir photo taken on a cruise. The back reads "Trip to Acapulco, Mexico"

2 items in Collection
Palm Springs Villager [excerpt], January 1957
Local Identifier
163-3-c-16-08-01
Date Created
1957-01
Description

Palm Springs Villager January 1957 issue with advertisement for The Springs restaurant opening in Cameron Center, photograph of Mrs. Pearl McCallum McManus riding a horse, and photograph of Winifred Cody at Thunderbird Ranch and Country Club. Text on the first page of the excerpt reads: 'Now open! Palm Springs' -- and the world's -- most exotic new restaurant: The Springs in Cameron Center; ....corner of the Villa Nova Room where a spring wells up behind the glass and rock wall.'

3 items in Collection
Eldorado Country Club magazine [excerpt]
Local Identifier
163-3-c-74-10-01
Date Created
1960 to 1969
Description

Magazine advertisement for Eldorado Country Club with pictures of fountain and dining room.

2 items in Collection
[Woman posing on a trampoline]
Local Identifier
163-4-b-76-20-04
Date Created
1960 to 1969
Description

Mission Valley Country Club Clubhouse in San Diego, Job #393, completed in 1952. A man near the pool stops to smile at the posing woman.

Palm Springs Villager, November 1952, page 20
Local Identifier
163-3-c-75-05-01
Date Created
1952-11
Description

Pictured (L to R): 'Harpo Marx (third from left) broke ground in October for Tamarisk's $250,000 club building. Others are Monte Herbert, Lou Halper, Harry Tugend, M.O. Anderson, William Cody and Paul Addessi.' - Frank S. Partridge, Jr. 'Mr. and Mrs. James E. French and their Pekingese. Mr. French is president of O'Donnell Golf course.' 'Ben Shearer, vice-pres., O'Donnell Golf course, and vigorous supporter of gold in the desert area.' '(1) USGA officials have been invited to visit the winter golf capital this season. In the picture: Joe Dey, exec. sec.,; Charlie Lindeman, pres. Seattle Gold Club; Totten P. Heffelfinger, pres.; John Ames, sec. (2) O'Donnell Gold Club directors: Fred Ingram, Reuben Fleet, J.E. French, pres.,; J.H. Ballinger and Milton Hicks (3) Thunderbird's polo team: Frank Bogart, capt.; Guy Campbell and Harry Merrill. (4) Mrs. M.O. (Vi) Anderson, daughter Mrs. Hugh Becket, and grandchildren. (5) Rip Arnold, Cherry Hills pro; Ben Hogan, A.A. Littler and Monte Moncreit at Thunderbird. (6) Thunderbird's officers and directors: Jack Allgaier, Joe Froggatt, treas.; John Dawson, pres.; Paul Prom, Barney Hinkle (seated) Lou Manseau, vice-pres.; Milt Hicks, Joe Getz, sec.'

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