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Clarence Cullimore Architectural History Archive AH.2015.001 http://oac.cdlib.org/findaid/ark:/13030/c8m90fsw No online items Register of the Clarence Cullimore Architectural History Archive AH.2015.001 Cullimore Architectural History Papers Walter Stiern Library Archives and Special Collections14 April 2015 Register of the Clarence AH.2015.001 1 Cullimore Architectural History Archive AH.2015.001 Title: Clarence Cullimore Architectural History Archive Identifier/Call Number: AH.2015.001 Contributing Institution: Walter Stiern Library Archives and Special Collections Language of Material: English Physical Description: 46.0 Linear feet Date (inclusive): 1885 - 2014 Abstract: The Clarence Cullimore Architectural History Archive contains the papers of both Clarence Cullimore senior and junior. This collection spans approximately forty-six linear feet and included architectural renderings, blue prints, photostats, books, manuscripts, printing plates, watercolors, glass negatives, sketches, tracings, specifications, pay stubs, correspondence, photographs, post cards, and other various items. creator: Cullimore, Clarence "Cully", Jr., 1926-2014 creator: Cullimore, Clarence C., 1885-1963 Biographical Note: Clarence Cullimore, Sr. was born in Jacksonville, Illinois October 20, 1886. After graduating from Belmont Military Academy in 1905, he pursued a B.S. in Architecture at the University of California where he granduated in 1910. He obtained his Master of Architecture in 1942 from the University of Southern California. He entered the Army in 1917 in Company F, 361 Infantry commissioned as a First Lieutenant. Licensed to practice architecture in 1927, Mr. Cullimore also taught architecture, drawing, and descriptive geometry at Kern County Union High School and Bakersfield College. He also had a passion for adobe architecture and construction and was considered an expert. Because of this expertise he published a number of magazine and newspaper articles on historic old adobe houses as well as the books Santa Barbara Adobes and Old Adobes of Forgotten Fort Tejon. The highlights of this collection include correspondence with state elected officials (including the Governor) to restore and preserve Fort Tejon as well as architectural drawings his students completed in his classes. Clarence Cullimore, Jr. was born in Bakersfield on April 12, 1926. He attended local schools and graduated from Bakersfield High School. World War II interrupted his education but after his service in the Navy he pursued a Bachelor of Architecture degree at the University of Southern California. Cully’s career was dedicated to architecture. He spent twenty-seven years working for the State of California and three years as the Director of Building Safety in Stockton, California. Over the course of his career he designed buildings for the Department of Motor Vehicles and the Atascadero and San Mateo School Districts. His legacy can be found, perhaps, in the area of historic preservation. Cully spent fifteen years as Executive Director of the California State Historical Building Advisory Board. His tenure resulted in the development and adoption of the California State Historical Building Code and remains in effect today. He was awarded for his work with the President’s Award from the California Preservation Foundation. Scope and Contents: This collection spans approximately forty-six linear feet and included architectural renderings, blue prints, photostats, books, manuscripts, printing plates, watercolors, glass negatives, sketches, tracings, specifications, pay stubs, correspondence, photographs, post cards, and other various items. Conditions Governing Access: Collection open for research, however, there are portions of this collection that have not yet been processed. Contact the archivist for more details. Subjects and Indexing Terms Architecture. Bakersfield (Calif.) Classical music Kern County (Calif.)--History Music. Architectural Drawings 1926-1999 Language of Material: English Register of the Clarence AH.2015.001 2 Cullimore Architectural History Archive AH.2015.001 Architectural Drawings 1926-1999 Clarence Cullimore, Sr., F.A.I.A. Clarence Cullimore, Sr., F.A.I.A. Businesses Kern County Farms Corporation Drawn by: EJS - CC; Traced by: C.C. 24 10 March 1928 Language of Material: English Physical Description: 1 Sheet. creator: Cullimore, Clarence "Cully", Jr., 1926-2014 Type: Tracing. Scale: 1/4", 1/2" = 1' Subjects and Indexing Terms Kern County Farms Corporation. Businesses. Box 58 Family Service Laundry 29 13 July 1926 creator: Cullimore, Clarence C., 1885-1963 Subjects and Indexing Terms Family Service Laundry. Apartment Court for C.C. Drawn by C.C.; Traced by H.J. 35 7 April 1927 Language of Material: English Physical Description: 1 Sheet creator: Cullimore, Clarence C., 1885-1963 Scale: 1/4" = 1' Subjects and Indexing Terms Apartments. Autocourt for G. Restituti, Bakersfield, California Drawn by C.C.; Traced by I.M.S. 131 13 April 1935 Language of Material: English Physical Description: 2 Sheets creator: Cullimore, Clarence C., 1885-1963 Type: Blueprint. Scale: 1/100"; 1/4", 1/2" = 3", 6", 1' Note: Specification Available. Subjects and Indexing Terms Restituti, G. Motels. Register of the Clarence AH.2015.001 3 Cullimore Architectural History Archive AH.2015.001 Architectural Drawings 1926-1999 Clarence Cullimore, Sr., F.A.I.A. Motel for Dr. and Mrs. C.A. Pierson, Santa Barbara, California Drawn by: C.C.; Traced by: C.C.Jr. 2005 15 December 1945 Language of Material: English Physical Description: 2 Sheets (#2, #5). Dimensions: 36" x 27.5" creator: Cullimore, Clarence C., 1885-1963 Scale: 1/4", 1/32" = 1' - 0" Type: Tracing. Subjects and Indexing Terms Cullimore, Clarence "Cully", Jr., 1926-2014 Motels. Santa Barbara (Calif.) Schools Box 57 Arvin School District 28 1928 Language of Material: English Drawer 1 School Building for Buttonwillow/Bowerbank School District Drawn by E.J.S.; Traced by C.C. 35 4 August 1928 Language of Material: English Physical Description: 2 Sheet. Type: Tracing. creator: Cullimore, Clarence C., 1885-1963 Scale: 1/8", 1/2" = 1' Subjects and Indexing Terms Buttonwillow School District. Buttonwillow (Calif.) Schools. Box 57, Drawer 1 Fairfax School, Bakersfield, California Drawn by E.J.S.; Traced by C.C. 44 2 April 1929 Language of Material: English Physical Description: 1 Sheet. Type: Tracing. creator: Cullimore, Clarence C., 1885-1963 Scale: 1" = 20' Subjects and Indexing Terms Fairfax School. Schools. Box 57 Tehachapi Grammar School 46 1929 Language of Material: English creator: Cullimore, Clarence C., 1885-1963 Subjects and Indexing Terms Tehachapi (Calif.) Register of the Clarence AH.2015.001 4 Cullimore Architectural History Archive AH.2015.001 Architectural Drawings 1926-1999 Clarence Cullimore, Sr., F.A.I.A. Addition to Buttonwillow School District Drawn by C.C.; Traced by D.O. 50 17 June 1929 Language of Material: English Physical Description: 7 Sheets. Type: Blueprints and Tracing. creator: Cullimore, Clarence C., 1885-1963 Scale: 1/8", 1/2" = 1' Subjects and Indexing Terms Buttonwillow School District. Buttonwillow (Calif.) Schools. Addition to Shafter and McFarland High Schools Drawn by: E.J.S.; Traced by: C.B. 61 & 62 12 April 1930 Language of Material: English Physical Description: 1 Sheet (#4). creator: Cullimore, Clarence "Cully", Jr., 1926-2014 Type: Blueprint. Subjects and Indexing Terms McFarland High School, McFarland (Calif.). Shafter High School, Shafter (Calif.). McFarland (Calif.) Shafter (Calif.) Addition to Shafter High School, Shafter, California Drawn by: E.J.S.; Traced by: E.J.S. 61 12 April 1930 Language of Material: English Physical Description: 1 Sheet. creator: Cullimore, Clarence "Cully", Jr., 1926-2014 Scale: 1/4", 1/2", 1/8", 1 1/2" = 1" Type: Blueprint. Subjects and Indexing Terms Shafter High School, Shafter (Calif.). Proposed Plan for Grapevine School Drawn by C.C. NO DATE Language of Material: English Physical Description: 2 Sheets. Type: Tracing. creator: Cullimore, Clarence C., 1885-1963 Subjects and Indexing Terms Grapevine School, Kern County (Calif.). Schools. Register of the Clarence AH.2015.001 5 Cullimore Architectural History Archive AH.2015.001 Architectural Drawings 1926-1999 Clarence Cullimore, Sr., F.A.I.A. Wasco Union Grammar School 24 May 1926 Language of Material: English Physical Description: 11 Sheets creator: Cullimore, Clarence C., 1885-1963 Subjects and Indexing Terms Wasco Union Grammar School (Wasco, Calif.). Schools. Wasco (Calif.) Miscelleanous Drawings Sewage Tank NO DATE Language of Material: English Physical Description: 1 Sheet. Dimensions: 17.5" x 22.5" creator: Cullimore, Clarence C., 1885-1963 Type: Blueprint. Fireplace Details, Ogden and Cullimore Drawn by: C.C. NO DATE Language of Material: English Physical Description: 1 Sheet. Dimensions: 16" x 14.5" creator: Cullimore, Clarence C., 1885-1963 Scale: 1 1/2" = 1' - 0" Type: Blueprint. Subjects and Indexing Terms Ogden and Cullimore. Kitchen NO DATE Language of Material: English Physical Description: 1 Sheet. Dimensions: 24.5" x 14" creator: Cullimore, Clarence C., 1885-1963 Type: Blueprint. Elevations NO DATE Language of Material: English Physical Description: 1 Sheet. Dimensions: 31" x 26" creator: Cullimore, Clarence C., 1885-1963 Type: Blueprint. Register of the Clarence AH.2015.001 6 Cullimore Architectural History Archive AH.2015.001 Architectural Drawings 1926-1999 Clarence Cullimore, Sr., F.A.I.A. Handrail Plan NO DATE Language of Material: English Physical Description: 1 Sheet. Dimensions: 12" x 22.5" creator: Cullimore, Clarence C., 1885-1963 Type:
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