Spring st. no. Los Angeles, Cal

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  Spring St., Los Angeles

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  View looking north up Spring Street towards the intersection with Main Street in downtown Los Angeles, California, with horse-drawn wagons on the street. The three-story Italianate Temple Block building can be seen at center right, as well as signs for a bookstore and a sign that appears to read "Dollar Store" in the left foreground. Small toy carts and a baby carriage appear to be visible in the foreground.

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  Spring St. near Main, Los Angeles

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  View of Spring Street near Main Street in downtown Los Angeles, California, with storefront signs for "Merrill & Babbock, Plumbing" (listed in the 1881 Los Angeles City directory at 27 Spring), "Herald Steam Printing House" (23 Spring), "Preuss & Pironi (23 Spring), "Eugene Meyer & Co." (17-19 Spring), and "F. Adam Tailor" (13 Spring).

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  West Second Street and South Olive Street, Bunker Hill, Los Angeles, Cal

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  View of houses on Second Street (in the foreground) and Olive Street (running perpendicular at upper right) in the Bunker Hill neighborhood of downtown Los Angeles, California. Visible residences on Second Street include the matching one-story houses in the foreground: 426 West Second Street (with horse and wagon to its left) and, at right, 428 West Second Street (208 South Olive Street is visible directly next to 428 West Second). Visible residences on Olive Street include: 227 South Olive Street on the hill at far upper right with 235 South Olive Street directly to the left; across the street, towards center is 226 South Olive Street and the duplex behind it (with balconies running the length of both stories) is 230/232 South Olive Street.

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  Los Angeles from 3rd. St. hill

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  Elevated view looking east down onto Third Street in downtown Los Angeles, California, with dwellings, yards, and trees visible in the foreground. In the background the Round House (with conical roof at 311 South Main Street) and the Los Angeles and Independence Railroad depot (with two towers at San Pedro Street and Fourth Street).

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  Panorama of Los Angeles, section 4

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  Elevated view of downtown Los Angeles, California, as seen looking east from Poundcake Hill and focused on the multi-story commercial buildings on the block of Spring Street between the intersection of Spring and Main Street (not visible, at left) to Market Street (not visible, at right), including the three-story Italianate Temple Block building located at the intersection of Main Street and Spring Street and the Louis Lewin & Co. storefront, with partially visible sign near center (14 Spring Street). New High Street is visible in the foreground with houses including a yard with laundry drying on a clothesline in a yard behind a fence in the foreground has handwritten signs "Fishing tackle of Liddle & Kaeding 538 Wash. St., SF" and "Dr. J.C. Young Cures All Chronic Diseases 618 Sac St. S.F."

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  Part of Los Angeles from Franklin St. hill

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  Elevated view looking east down Franklin Street in the foreground in downtown Los Angeles, California, with a two-story brick building with the sign "Furniture & Bedding" on Spring Street at far left and the old Los Angeles Courthouse clock tower at the intersection of Court Street and Main Street visible behind it. The first Los Angeles city jail is the square brick building in a courtyard surrounded by a fence at center at the intersection of Spring Street and Franklin Street, with the first Los Angeles City Hill, a one-story adobe building bordering the jail courtyard to the east on Spring Street.

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