North San Pedro Street, Los Angeles

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  North San Pedro Street, Los Angeles

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  View looking down North San Pedro Street (previously Wilmington Street until ca. 1902) from near the intersection of First Street in Los Angeles, California. On the right are signs for "Neil Finkelstein, Junk Dealer" (listed at 114 N. San Pedro Street in the 1905 Los Angeles City Directory), Larson's House (May C. Larson was listed under furnished rooms at 124 N. San Pedro in the 1902 directory), and "Fruits and Groceries." A building on the left has a sign that says "Wilmington House" (a boarding house at 125 North San Pedro in the 1902 directory).

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  J. and D. Barrows' home on San Pedro and 2nd streets, Los Angeles

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  View of a two-story house on street in downtown Los Angeles, California (San Pedro Street or 2nd Street), with a sign on the front that says "Painting. Paper hanging." A hammock can be seen on the porch next door.

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  Jackson Street, Los Angeles

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  Image looking down Jackson Street from near the intersection with San Pedro Street (previously Wilmington Street until ca. 1902) in downtown Los Angeles, California, with commercial storefronts and residences. A horse-drawn carriage and bicycle are in the distance and telephone poles can be seen throughout; advertisements for Shea, Bocqueraz Co. liquor and Wieland's Beer can be seen on the wall at right of image.

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  Exchange Stables, 225 South San Pedro Street, Los Angeles

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  View of the front of a building with sign "Exchange Stables" at 225 South San Pedro Street in Los Angeles, California. The number "225" can be seen on the building and the building to the left has signs for "Blacksmith and wagon work, horse shoeing." See related images photCL_555_06_319 and photCL_555_06_320.

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  Part of Los Angeles city

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  Elevated view looking down North Main Street in downtown Los Angeles, California, with horse-drawn trolleys, wagons, and carriages, in the dirt street. The Baker Block building with tower (at the corner of Main Street and Arcadia Street) is at center right, a part of the three-story Ducommon Building (at the corner of Main Street and Commercial Street) can be seen at far right). A sign for "Furniture, Carpets, Wall Paper," can be seen in the distance. A 150-foot tall electric street light, which was installed in 1882, can be seen at center right.

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  Junction of Main Street and Spring Street, Los Angeles

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  Elevated view of the three-story Italianate Temple Block building with streetcar and horse-drawn carriages in front, at the intersection of Main Street and Spring Street in downtown Los Angeles, California. The clock tower of the old Los Angeles County Courthouse can be seen directly behind the Temple Block building and the four-story Nadeau Hotel building at Spring and First Street can be seen under construction at upper right. With visible signs on the Temple building for "Jacoby Bro's Clothing House" and "County Bank." A sign for "Books" can be seen on the Downey Block building at lower right of image; "California Confectionary and Candy Works" and "Restaurant" can be seen on a building on Main Street in the background at left; and signs for "H. Jevne" and "City Wholesale Dry Goods, Clothing ..." can be seen on building on Spring Street at right.

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