[Film footage of construction of Boeing executive Philip G. Johnson's home]

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Identifier2004-07-28_AV_004SourceThe Peter M. Wood Boeing Family Film Collection (2004-07-28)Description"Film footage of the construction of Boeing executive Philip G. Johnson's home in Woodway, Washington, circa 1932. The footage features shots from the construction site of Johnson's Tudor-style mansion. A few scenes feature unidentified people walking around the site. In 1956, Johnson's widow sold the house to the Dominican Sisters of Edmonds. The property, which became known as Rosary Heights, served as a motherhouse and later as the Dominican Reflection Center until 2009. No particular aircraft is visible in this footage.

The footage is in black-and-white and is silent.

Label on container: ""House in Construction/House - Summer 1932."""
Creation Datecirca 1932SubjectJohnson, Philip G. (Philip Gustav), 1894-1944Boeing Company--EmployeesBuildings--Design and constructionPlaceWoodway (Wash.)Washington (State)United StatesExtent1 film reel (4 min., 16 sec.) : silent, black and white ; 16 mmOriginal Format16mm (photographic film size)Bibliographic CitationThe Peter M. Wood Boeing Family Film Collection/The Museum of FlightRightsIn copyright

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[Film footage of construction of Boeing executive Philip G. Johnson's home]