William F. Cody Papers 2

The American Institute of Architects presents an honorable mention to William F. Cody in recognition of an outstanding contribution to Homes for Better Living.

This residence, which has since been demolished, was in the Eldorado Country Club in Indian Wells, California.

Honor Awards Exhibition certificate from the Southern California Chapter of the American Institute of Architects to William F. Cody informing him of the Cannon Residence's selection in the 1963 Honor Awards Exhibition by the International Panel of Judges.

Southern California Chapter of the American Institute of Architects awarded William F. Cody on his Cannon Residence project to be exhibited.

Printed scan of a telegram from Arthur Elrod congratulating William F. Cody on an article from the 'New York Times' featuring his Eldorado ("El Dorado" [sic]) Country Club. January 26th, 1960. Text reads: "Congratulations on article appearing in today's New York Times showing El Dorado Country Club -- Arthur Elrod."

Correspondence dated November 12th, 1959 from Paul Trousdale to William F. Cody on the beautiful design of the Eldorado Country Club Club House.

Drawing for Mercer Mortuary and Chapel, commercial, Job #217, Phoenix, Arizona, 1950

From front to back: William (Bill) Cody, Bob Stevens, Howard Mortridge. The three pose for a picture while working on architectural designs.

The daughters' names are Diane and Lynne, and it is on Diane's 7th birthday.

Formal portrait of Bill Cody and his daughters, Diane and Lynne.

William Cody photographed with daughters Diane and Lynne. The youngest daughter appears to be less than 12 months old.

Bill and Wini with daughters Lynne and Diane in Phoenix, Arizona.

May, Cliff — Pace-setter House [1], development, Palm Springs, 1947

Wini Cody with daughters Diane and Lynne.

The drawing depicts a horse head with a stream of water coursing below it into a pool. Tree flank the water feature. The drawing was created by Cody while he was a student at USC.

William F. Cody was attending USC when he created this drawing.

William F. Cody's drawings of a memorial library while a University of Southern California student .

Drawing of a nautical museum done by Cody as a student of architecture at the University of Southern California.

Kitchen window shows a view of the golf course and mountain behind the home.

Back patio furniture arranged near a cottage's back door.

The wall is part of an El Dorado cottage, and the wall's bricks are arranged in a pattern.

Circular tables with four chairs around each located in an outdoor eating patio next to the restaurant kitchen.

An inscription near the doors reads: 'In Pane Vita, In Vino Letizia'

A copy negative of the Disney residence rendering. The home is located in Palm Springs, and was completed in 1951.

An entrance and lawn of one of the El Dorado country club cottages.

Water fountain contains label: 'Hot / Mineral Water / Cold'

A metal statue stands in the shaded walkway to the entrance of the spa bath house.

Family portrait including William F. Cody, Winifred Cody, Diane Cody, Lynn Cody, and Cathy Cody.

The carport contains a wall-mounted telephone.

Student work - two beach house residences drawn on one sheet of trace paper

A Don Milton (from Beverly Hills) photograph of an elaborate theatre stage set with people posed at a dinner table and in a doorway. Job #1586.