Old cross at entrance to Olvera St. Los Angeles, Cal

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  Olvera Street, Los Angeles, Calif

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  Olvera Street, Los Angeles, Calif

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  Image of a woman leaning against an automobile while watching a group of Mariachi musicians playing instruments, including a double base, violin, and guitar, while standing at the edge of Olvera Street in Los Angeles, California, onlookers, shops, and the Los Angeles City Hall tower are seen in the background.

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  Olvera Street, Los Angeles, Cal

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  Image of people walking down Olvera Street with open-air street vendor stands selling souvenirs poised on either side in Los Angeles, California.

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  Oldest house in Los Angeles, Olvera Street, L.A., Cal

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  Image of a man looking at the front steps of the Avila Adobe, the oldest house in Los Angeles on Olvera Street in Los Angeles, California. Dried corn and clay pots hang near the stairway, with a sign about the adobe that reads: "The Avila Adobe. This is the oldest and most historic building in Los Angeles. Built in 1818 by Don Francisco Avila it was occupied as American headquarters in 1847. The rooms are furnished in the period of the early California. Olvera Street is the first main thoroughfare of Los Angeles."

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  Cafe Caliente, Olvera Street, Los Angeles, Cal

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