This series contains the correspondence of Museum Director Fred Gehring.

This series contains materials related to the Museum art department, including correspondence, exhibition planning, object lists, and art class descriptions.

This series contains materials related to the Museum's art collections and art exhibitions and includes acquisitions information, building lease and development planning, and budget and funding information.

This collection is composed primarily of correspondence, as well as budget records, newspaper clippings, press relases, meeting notes, exhibition schedules, and scientific collecting permits. The collection documents the activities of Acting Director of the Los Angeles County Museum, Charles F. Gehring from 1946-1970 and incldues correspondence regarding Hancock Park, exhibitions development, quarterly reports, and capital building projects.

This file contains correspondence and mailing lists.

This collection is composed primarily of correspondence, as well as budget records, newspaper clippings, press relases, and scientific collecting permits. The collection documents the activities of Director of the Los Angeles Museum of History, Science, and Art, Frank S. Daggett from 1911-1920 and incldues correspondence regarding Hancock Park and Rancho La Brea, collecting expeditions to Alaska and Africa, and includes correspondence with Theodore Roosevelt.

This collection is composed primarily of correspondence, as well as budget records, newspaper clippings, press relases, and scientific collecting permits. The collection documents the activities of Director of the Los Angeles Museum of History, Science, and Art, Frank S. Daggett from 1911-1920 and incldues correspondence regarding Hancock Park and Rancho La Brea, collecting expeditions to Alaska and Africa, and includes correspondence with Theodore Roosevelt.

This series contains the correspondence of Museum Director William A. Bryan.

This series contains the correspondence of Museum Director Fred Gehring.

This series contains the correspondence of Museum Director William A. Bryan.