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C.W. Gibson

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C.D.W. Gibson
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American Cash Store
Board of Trade
Camp Houdd Gibson
Del Valle Farm
The Economist
First National Bank
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Gibson Branch Library
HDW Melrose Collection
Home for Elderly Women
The Lovina Gibson Home
Maple Cemetery
Middletown Gibson Library
Mills College Library
Montclair Library
Mothers' Health Clinic
State Exchange Bank
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Houdd DeWtt Gibson

1868—1919


Artistic Printer | Businessman


"A most remarkable man of the world, first and always devoted to the right... From his early days, he seemed anxious and willing to be an assistant to all... Studied and acted what would be assistance in the world's care..."
— Mr. and Mrs. C.W. Gibson


"He took his pleasure and his recreation in large part in the quietude of this (his) library. He enjoyed the society of his books. Books of the type we find here and among which he employed his leisure hours are not idle friends nor uncongenial companions. He lived among them because of his innate love of knowledge." — Beverly L. Hodgehead

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Houdd DeWitt Gibson as a child.
C.W. Gibson & Lovina M. Gibson's statement of dedication of the H.D.W. Memorial library at the
Houdd DeWitt Gibson as a boy.
Houdd DeWitt Gibson started his first Book & Job Printing business in Los Angeles, California, at th
C.W. Gibson & H.D.W. Gibson
American Mercantile Union (1887-1893)
105 Fremont Street, San Francisco,
Houdd DeWitt Gibson
Early 1900s
H.D.W. Gibson
Book and Job Printers 
224 Stockton St. San Francisco, California
Business Card
H.D.W. Gibson
Book and Job Printers 
224 Stockton St. San Francisco, California
Business Card
Houdd DeWitt Gibson
Son of Chauncey W. Gibson
(1868-1919)
H.D.W. Gibson, Printer 
228 Twelfth Street, Oakland, California
Business Card
A printer's billhead (invoice template) used by H.D.W. Gibson, an artistic printer.
Oakland, Califor

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