William F. Cody Papers 2

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.

Wini Cody with daughters Diane and Lynne.

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

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.'

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.'

William F. Cody photograph featuring Cody, Paolo Soleri, and an unidentified woman in front of a large scale drawing. Handwriting on the back dates the photo to the 1960s and states "with Soleri". Stamped with Cody's Office Property stamp on the back.

Exterior view of the courtyard, with trampoline.

Exterior of a woman walking and another standing holding a golf club. A high diving board appears in the background.

Exterior with shuffleboard court.