California -- Citrus fruit industry
Found in 14 Collections and/or Records:
Autobiography Notes, 1853 - 1944
This subseries contains the notes and drafts related to the writing of Charles C. Chapman's autobiography, Chares C. Chapman: The Career of a Creative California 1853-1944, which was edited by Donald H. Pflueger, published by Anderson, Ritchie, and Simon, Los Angeles, 1976. Divisions pertain to the thematic chapters of his book.
Biography and Family History
California Can Labels, Mid-20th century
California's orange dream: a unique collection of orange souvenirs, citriculture, and industry marketing material
Charles Clarke Chapman Papers, 1844-1972
The papers of Charles C. Chapman include files he personally kept and organized and a few items such as his academic robe, some photographs and some citrus fruit labels that his family deposited at a later date. Charles C. Chapman's papers include his files pertaining to his long association with Chapman College, speeches he gave on over 400 occasions, copius notes by topic for his autobiography, pamphlets and news articles of interest to him, and personal and business papers.
California tourism and citrus industry ephemera collection
A collection of ephemera related to tourism, farming, and the citrus industry in early 20th century California.
Frank Marion Chapman Papers, 1886-1909.
The Frank Marion Chapman Papers consists of mostly business records relating to his real estate interests in Covina and Los Angeles, California. In addition, they include papers related to his political activities, and his personal files which contain various business cards, correspondence, the Bennett Medical College class schedule, and biographies and a family history written by his daughter, Grace Chapman McCarn and biographical sketches by his brother, Charles.
Handwritten manuscript of Mary Northrop
Palmetto Grove (Etna Green), 1894
Personal papers, 1876 - 1956
Photographs, 1864-1972, bulk: 1891-1928
Photographs of the Charles Clarke Chapman family and formal portraits of Charles Chapman.
Scrapbooks, 1905 - 1944
Personal scrapbooks of Charles C. Chapman of mostly newspaper clippings on topics of interest to him--politics, religion, family, Chapman College and the citrus industry and cover Southern California cities such as Los Angeles and Fullerton where he resided. The 10th and final scrapbook was assembled following his death on April 6, 1944 and consists of obituaries and condolences.
Speeches, 1898 - 1942
Speeches of Charles C. Chapman given at various events and reflecting his interests in religion, Chapman College, politics, and the citrus industry, to name a few.
Sunkist Oranges/Vitamin poster, Mid-20th century
An advertisting poster listing the benefits of oranges and the vitamins they provide, distributed by the Education Department, California Fruit Growers Exchange. Printed by Rand McNally & Company, Publishers (Chicago, Illinois). Two copies in collection.