In-Studio Blog

While postcards are often praised for their self-contained, single card design, they could also reach high levels of complexity. This...

Many, if not most, of our postcards are from the latest era of postcard production, known as photochrom-style postcards. Photochrom-style...

The next collection we will explore is our Postcard Collection. Most of this weeks selections were curated by our intern,...

The Golden State Theatre in Monterey, California, opened in 1926 as the largest theatre in between San Francisco and Los...

Jack Tillmany, the creator of this collection of film negatives and author of the books Theatres of Oakland, Theatres of...

These photos of the Empress/St. Francis show a facade that became quite contentious in the past few years. When developers...

These negatives show a once popular theatre in San Francisco’s Chinatown. Opened as the Oriental Theatre in 1909, then renamed...

These four images represent the rise and fall of Oakland’s T&D Theatre. Opened in 1916, the T&D Theatre gained a...

One of the most challenging and interesting aspects of the American Theatre Architecture Archive is the overwhelming amount of artificial...

These photos are from a production titled “Rhythms Moderne” at the Roxy Theatre. They feature an interesting act from Vaudville trick-drummer,...

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