Environmental Design Archives Descriptive Narratives


Return to List of Collections To download a list of projects by this architect in an Excel spreadsheet, see the Project Index. For instructions on interpreting the Project Index, see The Guide to the Project Index. To view the finding aid for this architect's collection, see the Finding Aid at the Online Archive of California.
	John Upton Clowdsley (1889-1971) John Upton Clowdsley was born in San Joaquin County and pursued architectural training at the University of California, Berkeley from 1914 through 1917. Receiving his license to practice architecture in 1920, he remained in Stockton throughout his career, establishing several partnerships and executing the majority of his work in San Joaquin County.
The John Upton Clowdsley collection contains personal papers, office and project records. Personal papers consist of Clowdsley's student work from UC Berkeley. Office records include cost estimate cards for approximately 160 of Clowdsley's projects and photographs of completed projects. Project records represent more than 65 of Clowdsley's projects and consist primarily of residences in Stockton and San Joaquin County and drawings for the Stockton City Hall.
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