Julia Morgan Papers

Text reads: 'For: Mr. William Randolph Hearst'

Text reads: 'Sketch offered as per Bungalow Book 1919-'. The scale is 1/4 inch = 1 foot.

Text at bottom of page reads: 'For Mr. William Randolph Hearst, San Simeon Calif.' Other elements represented in the drawing include French windows, the face of the mosaic, stone, and the finished loggia floor.

Text at top of drawing reads: 'This color (LIGHT YEL.) FOR C6; this COLOR FOR C.8.9.13.15.16. c.5'

Exterior elevation drawing of the "B" house in Julia Morgan's work on the Hearst estate. Writing on the architectural drawing reads "sketch of proposed addition House B" and is crossed out. Beneath this writing reads "isn't the result too heavy in scale?" Color was used to accent aspects of the drawing, including green and yellow coloring for the decorative foliage.

Drawing made for William Randolph Hearst, and was drawn at a scale of 3/4" to 1 foot.

Drawing includes annotations 'Blue fillers from Berkeley'; 'Antique tile'; 'Yellow from Berkeley tile shop'; 'From Berkeley tile shop for House 'A' fountain'; 'Border from 'B' frieze'; 'Blue, yellow, white and green from Berkeley tile shop.' The drawing also reads: 'For Mr. W. R. Hearst'

Text at top of page reads: "Finish size; colors-'B'-yellow, blue, green, white; 'A' light and dark blue, green, white, red'. Text at bottom of page reads: 'Mr. Wm. R. Hearst at San Simeon Cal.'

Wyntoon - an elevation drawing of the Tea House, with a section drawing.

Architectural sketch for plaza area near Casa Grande building of Hearst Castle.

Floor plans of village houses; compare with elevations in 010-5-i-ff056-02-01.

Tile mosaic to bottom of gymnasium. The gymnasium is commonly referred to as the Roman Pool.

This tile pattern was created for the gymnasium building which is now commonly referred to as the Roman Pool.

Leaf from March 20, 1920 number of The Saturday Evening Post with Morgan holographic notes

Exterior elevation of the front facade of the Casa Grande, with Hearst's comments: "I think there should be ten feet more width between the towers for the central gabled building. I think this will help rather than hurt the front elevation and it will be much better inside for the big assembly room giving that 85 ft length, and clearing the tapestries from above the doors into the refectory." Possibly created in May 1922, see correspondence from Morgan dated May 16 1922 and from Hearst dated 22 May 1922.

Drawing was made for the Williamson residence in Chico, CA.