Firemen with horse-pulled fire wagons decorated with roses

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  Tournement [sic] of Roses, Pasadena, Jan. 1, 1903, Salt Lake Route

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  Beautiful tribute to a beloved ruler - President McKinley entering Santa Barbara in a Carriage of Roses, California

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  Team of 6 horses pulling a huge cason

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  Commercial St., Los Angeles

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