Panoramic view of Palm Springs, California, showing various buildings and houses, trees, gardens, and lawns. Mountain ranges are on either side of the photograph, and the desert in the background. The rounded roof of a building says "Palm Springs" and another sign says "Palm Springs __" (center, left).
View looking down a dirt road known as Fan Palm Avenue, lined with small palm trees, towards the residence of General Charles A. Longstreet (died 1877) near West Adams Street and Figueroa Street in Los Angeles, California.
Palm Springs Office & Substation - Formally opened 11/4/1928. The building is of Spanish design with red-tile roof, and includes a spacious office on the ground floor with storeroom in the rear, and attractive living quarters on the second floor for the superintendent. The substation serving the Palm Springs District an be seen in the rear.
Image of a dirt yard on the property of William A. Hammel on San Pedro Street (near First Street) in Los Angeles, California, with a workshop at left and a boy, child in a baby carriage, water well, and date palm trees at center.
View showing a road lined with palm trees, with houses on either side. There is a small street sign that says "Adams Street" on the house at right. Washington Street is possibly the street at the far end, where Palm Drive ends.
Location: 151 So. Palm Canyon Dr., Palm Springs, California
Job #: 631
Architect/Designer: Wurdeman, Walter ; Becket, Welton
Photographer/Artist: Gayle's Studio, Palm Springs ; Bernard of Hollywood
Format: Photographic prints
Description: Progress shots and Cost Data analysis.
