Devil's Gate, near Pasadena, Cal

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  Devil's Gate, Pasadena

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  View of trees in Arroyo Seco canyon of Pasadena, California. Old pipeline runs through the center of the stream bed. Painted on a rock, to the left of two pipes laid in an X, is the phrase "JESUS died for YOU!" There is other graffiti further up on the rocks, including "Excelsior Steam Laundry" and "Death is Coming Are U Ready."

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  Two men in stream, Devil's Gate, Arroyo Seco, Pasadena

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  View of water running through the Arroyo Seco canyon and water pipes affixed to boulders near Pasadena, California. Two men stand on rocks in the stream, and there is some advertising graffiti on the rock walls that says "Bartlett Music Co. and Kimball Piano, L.A. Ca."

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  Devil's Gate, Arroyo Seco, Pasadena

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  View of water running through the Arroyo Seco canyon and water pipes affixed to boulders near Pasadena, California. A wooden dam or watershed is seen on the right. The "devil's profile" giving the name "Devil's Gate" can be seen at right center, above the stream.

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  Raymond nurseries, E. Pasadena, Cal. - House No. 4

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  A wooden walkway runs through the middle of a greenhouse, with rows of flowers lining either side. `

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  Sierra Madre Mountains in winter, from Carmelita, Pasadena, Cal

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  Viewed from above, a Victorian residence with climbing plants growing up the side, sits at the foot of a hill. A few other residences sit atop the hill on the left, with the Sierra Madre Mountains in the background.

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  Roosevelt on Marengo Ave. Pasadena

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  A four-wheeled carriage drawn by white horses sits on a road amid crowds of spectators in Pasadena, California. United States President Theodore Roosevelt can be seen in the carriage raising his hat. Some people carry signs, a few men sit on top of a temporary wall covered with advertisements for the Los Angeles Times, and Cremo 5¢ Cigars.

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