William Randolph Hearst papers, 1874-1951 (bulk 1927-1947).

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William Randolph Hearst papers, 1874-1951 (bulk 1927-1947).

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Consists of a portion of William Randolph Hearst's business and personal office files primarily for the years 1927-1929, 1937-1938, and 1944-1947. The papers present an overview of of Hearst's newspaper empire and his management and editorial styles; provide a glimpse into his filmmaking; and an incomplete picture of his acquisitions of antiques, art, and property. Also includes a small amount of correspondence with architect Julia Morgan and builder George Loorz about the construction of Hearst Castle. The bulk of the collection concerns the editorial management of his newspapers, magazines, and related companies.

14 boxes, 46 cartons, 8 oversize folders, 9 oversize boxes (67 linear ft.)

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