Records of The Monday Club of San Luis Obispo

Request to remove debris from street and keep creek free of obstructions.

Interior photograph of the Monday Club's stage. Based on the updated light fixtures, this photograph was probably taken in the 1940s-1950s. This photograph was previously stored in Box 2 in a series titled Photos and News Clippings, 1934.

The interior of the Monday Club. Based on the updated lighting fixtures, the photograph appears to have been taken circa 1940s-1950s. It includes paintings of loquat trees. This photograph was previously located in Box 2 in a series titled Photos and News Clippings, 1934.

Flier for 'the tenth annual architectural tour of the Monday Club.' Houses on the tour include the Burch House, the Payne House, the Leopold Building, the Sauer-Adams Adobe, the Vetterline House, the Oliver House, and the Johnson Cottages.

Full text reads: "Rough Drawing Taken from 'Map of Survey of the Monday Club Property on Monterey St. in the City of San Luis Obispo, Calif. by Burch and Beck, Engr's, April 1932, Feb. 1939'" Map in Safety Deposit Box.

Ticket for performance at New High School Auditorium, San Luis Obispo, given by mezzo-contralto Mina Hager on March 13, 1929, pianist Margaret Hamilton on January 31, 1929, and violinist Bernard Ocko on November 15, 1928

Building materials list.

Receipt and statement of contracts, payments, and deductions, issued by Julia Morgan to J. Jepson. The payment documented in this receipt amounts to $1,552.06, and was paid on an invoice from Pacific Coast Coal Company. Writing on the back indicates a discount should have been applied but was not.

Payments to James J. Jepson, Walter B. Roselip, Sandercock Transfer Co., H.G. Klaucke, and C.H. Reed Company.

Payments to James J. Jepson, San Luis Mill & Lumber Co., Sandercock Transfer Co., Union Hardware & Plumbing Co., and H.G. Klaucke, C.H. Reed Company.

Correspondence for California Federation of Women's Clubs. Grace Barneburg, A.H. Mabley.

Article from the San Francisco Chronicle about Julia Morgan

Caption of photograph reads: 'About 50 books, donated by the Monday Club, are given for Christmas to Sunny Acres Juvenile Hall. Sorting the books are, left to right, Mrs. Rose McKeen, chairman of the club's youth committee; Mrs. G. E. Maxwell, president; and Mrs. Faye Hazen, supervisor of the hall.'

Hearst donated $500 to the Monday Club Building Fund. Mitchell wrote them regarding its validity to be counted as a tax deduction for Hearst.

Letter regarding liability insurance and the parking lot from insurance broker, Wm. A. Nelson.

Building committee actions.

Headline reads: "Monday Club New Home Soon to Be Reality"

A concrete walkway leads directly to the entrance, which is framed by trees on each side.

Two photographs from a scrapbook page: one is a group of a women attending a luncheon in the Monday Club garden, and the other is a candid photograph of three Monday Club officers, Publicity Officer Eileen Huffman, 2nd Vice President Barbara Sloan, and President Donna Barkdull.

A walkway leading up to the doorway is lined with hedges on each side.