William F. Cody Papers 2

Copy photograph of drawing, which depicts the front of the Jorgensen house.

Negative of perspective drawing of Sunset Tower Building, Palm Springs. Tape on negative gives the blue color on edges.

Entrance to the Earle E. Jorgensen residence located at the Thunderbird Country Club in Riverside County, California. The project was completed in April, 1955 by architect William F. Cody and contractor Arthur J. Coffey.

Street view of the church

A sloping side of the church, with the mountains in the background.

A palm tree and tall bush stand in a landscaped area next to the church's exterior. The wall of the church is convex.

A small statue stands in the bottom right, with the church's distinctive spire clearly visible.

Wood paneled hallway found in the Jorgensen residence.

A palm tree standing in a small open space near the exterior of the church. The central spire can be seen in the background.

Mission Valley Country Club in San Diego, project #393, completed in 1952.

Exterior of sliding glass doors near the pool area

Poolside at El Dorado Cottages West located in Palm Springs, California. To the left and background are distinctive cabanas with white canopies.

Plot and floor plan. The drawing is attributed to the Palm Springs Collaborative, whose members include John J. Cody, Donald A. Wexler, and Patrick Sheehy. William F. Cody is listed as the City Architect.

Rendering of community pool. Drawing is attributed to the Palm Springs Collaborative, whose members include John J. Cody, Donald A. Wexler, and Patrick Sheehy. The drawing lists William F. Cody as the City Architect.

Rendering of activity pavilion and recreation center exterior. Drawing is attributed to the Palm Springs Collaborative, whose members include John J. Cody, Donald A. Wexler, and Patrick Sheehy. The drawing lists William F. Cody as the City Architect.

Floor plan for community building and shade structure. Drawing is attributed to the Palm Springs Collaborative, whose members include John J. Cody, Donald A. Wexler, and Patrick Sheehy. The drawing lists William F. Cody as the City Architect.

The Country Club's swimming pool and garden with a mountain in the background. The back of the postcard is unsigned.

Transparency copy of drawings made for McCulloch Properties

Concept drawing of what the El Dorado Country Club clubhouse and golf course would look like.

Site plan also includes buildings amongst and around the golf course, some of which may be part of a country club.

Rendering depicts the entrance to the development, with mountains in the background.

Lower half of the drawing depicts a ground level view of a street in a mountain resort, while the upper portion of the drawing provides a bird's-eye view of the resort, with ski lifts and hotel villages.

Rendering of club exterior.

Drawing of a sprawling one-story office building

Clipping with the caption: 'Distinctive architecture - Beautifully designed is the new Atikian Building on South Palm Canyon Drive. It is one of the many notable designed by William F. Cody, prominent local architect. Mr. Cody, member of the American Institute of Architects, has to his credit such handsome homes as those of Wm. Perlberg and Dorothy Levin, and among commercial buildings, new structures at Thunderbird Ranch and the Del Marcos Hotel.'

This may be the Pace-setter house for Cliff May in Palm Springs, 1947. It includes a section drawing featuring the patio and lanai, a front elevation, and two side elevations.

Hinkle residence, elevations 1-8 and chimney and barbeque [barbecue] sections.

Plaque reads: 'This plaque marks the site of the Mineral Spring which for centuries past has been a shrine and gathering place of the Cahuilla Indians. These Indians, fittingly named the 'Agua Caliente' Tribe, here found health and rejuvenation and curative help by drinking and bathing in the 'magic' waters which rise from unknown depths. Still owning the historic site, the Agua Caliente Tribe has entrusted to the Palm Springs Spa, Inc. the scientific control and application of its precious hot waters, containing calcium, sulphates, carbonates, and 8 other valued minerals. Through modern hydrotherapy the maximum benefits from these waters are now available to all at this most beautiful bathhouse in the world.'

A pool is pictured to the right, and mountains are in the background.

Apartment complex plan includes design for landscaping and other common areas.

Apartment complex plan includes some designs for common areas as well as living spaces.

Church building, bell tower (with three bells), reflection pool, and covered walkway are included in the drawing. Reverend M. J. Nolan is identified as the church's pastor.

Site is situated between Ramon Rd., Compadre Rd., and Vaquero Rd., and includes a multi-purpose gymnasium; church building with sanctuary, chapels, shrines, baptistry and other features; a rectory; an athletic field; a convent; and a school campus. The plan calls for a school that can accommodate 800 students, a church building with 900 seats, and parking lots that can hold 302 cars.