Opening Hours
Daily: 10 A.M.–5 P.M.
Closed on Tuesdays
1151 Oxford Road
San Marino, CA 91108
Manuscripts
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Daily: 10 A.M.–5 P.M.
Closed on Tuesdays
1151 Oxford Road
San Marino, CA 91108

Visual Materials
Image of a Howitzer cannon in front of the American Legion Post No. 43 building at 2035 Highland Avenue in Hollywood, California, with signs in the background for "Bowl Parking" and a billboard: "Peace and Prosperity are secure only in a nation devoted to the worship of God ... and Patriotism. American Legion."
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Visual Materials
Image of three members of the American Legion City Hall Post 387 and a dog in the bed of pickup truck bed, presumably decorated as a parade float, containing a boat labeled the "Honey Boat" and gas masks with a sign reading "it Took A Legionaire to do it, submarine fleet of City Hall Post, The Sewer Boat that made hazardous inspection thru Los Angeles Sewer, actual equipment used."
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Visual Materials
Image of the exterior of the American Legion Post No. 43 building at 2035 Highland Avenue in Hollywood, California, as seen from across the street, with American flags and a Howitzer cannon in front.
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Visual Materials
A panoramic view of the Legion Ascot Speedway in Los Angeles, east of downtown. Several automobiles are parked among the low rolling hills, but most of the vehicles and people are concentrated on the speedway itself, which in the distance.
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Visual Materials
Signed photograph of race car driver George Connor, seated in a race car on the track at Legion Ascot Speedway in City Terrace, East Los Angeles.
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Manuscripts
A ledger recording commercial licenses issued by the County of Los Angeles between 1852 and 1855. The licenses are for selling general merchandise; operating a restaurant; selling wine and liquor; and being a foot peddler. For each license granted, the ledger records the date of transaction, period of the license (mostly only good 3-6 months), person to whom it was granted, and fee paid to the County. Only 25 pages of the ledger are used, but they record about 400 transactions and seem to be a complete record of the period May 1852 to May 1855.
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