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7 4 P E R S P E C T I V E | M A Y / J U N E 2 0 2 0 before World War II, with images of Dresden, Berlin, Milan and other cities that were heavily bombed during the war. The archives also has a set of three vintage Hollywood scrapbooks donated by longtime ADG member Denis Olsen. They were lovingly compiled by his grandmother back in the 1930s, and contain fan magazine articles and postcards on her favorite movie stars, with an emphasis on their homes and personal lives. Photographs are another strong suit of the library. There are hundreds of research photos in the CBS collection on a diverse assortment of locations, topics, buildings, historical events and modes of transportation. In addition, the library's holdings include thousands of set reference photos for ollywood films, many donated by members. They show expertly designed interior and exterior sets for three hundred movies made from the 1930s through the 1960s. Most are organized by film title, but there are also doens of images from unidentified films that are categoried by topic, making them useful for researchers looking for ideas for everything from offices, cocktail bars, and bedrooms to kitchens, courtrooms and railroad stations. There are also hundreds of scene stills from movies and television shows, and a collection of image-based personality files. For anyone interested in photographs of sets designed for three-camera shows, you don't have to look any further than the Edward Stephenson collection. Stephenson saved hundreds of set photos from the shows he designed, including The Golden Girls, Blossom, and Empty Nest and they have now found a home at the ADG. In fact, the Edward Stephenson donation is one of the archives' largest collections. In addition to photographs, it includes hundreds of beautiful illustrations and set designs from Stephenson's distinguished career in television, which started in the 1950s. His collection also includes a fascinating array of sketches, drawings, posters, correspondence and A B C A. PAGE FROM A SCRAPBOOK ABOUT 1930S HOLLYWOOD STARS, COMPILED BY ADG MEMBER DENIS OLSEN'S GRANDMOTHER. B. EDWARD STEPHENSON'S SET FOR THE GOLDEN GIRLS. C. HUB BRADEN SATURDAY- MORNING GAME SHOW SET FOR NBC. 1971.