Image of the Los Angeles Examiner building at 509 South Broadway in downtown Los Angeles, California, decorated American flags and banner including signs reading "An American Paper for the American People" and "Welcome."
Image of a group of women in costume in a horse-drawn carriage decorated with flowers waving at United States President William McKinley, who stands at far right, during the La Fiesta parade in May 1901 on South Broadway in downtown Los Angeles, California, with the storefronts of the Los Angeles Furniture Company (225 South Broadway) next to Ville de Paris (221 South Broadway) visible behind a crowd of spectators.
Elevated view looking east towards the old Los Angeles Courthouse building with clock tower in downtown Los Angeles, California, with surrounding buildings, with visible signs including "auction" and "Chicago Saloon."
View of the Plaza Church, also known as Our Lady Queen of the Angels or La Iglesia Nuestra Señora de los Angeles, on North Main Street in Los Angeles, California, as seen from a dirt road, with a theatrical poster visible on the wall at left next to lettering reading "European."
Elevated view looking down on First Street in downtown Los Angeles, California, with Fort Street (later Broadway) the first fully visible intersection with two-story brick building on corner.
