Alley and wooden wagon near 225 San Pedro Street, Los Angeles

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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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  Alley near 227 San Pedro Street, Los Angeles

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  View of an alley next to the blacksmith shop at 227 San Pedro Street, Los Angeles. For the front of the building, see photCL_555_06_20.

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  "Nigger Alley." North end of Los Angeles Street

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  Woodworth Home on San Pedro St. near 2nd

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  View of the house of Wallace Woodworth (1832-1882) with cupola, on San Pedro Street between 1st Street and 2nd Street in downtown Los Angeles, California, with the one-story Antonio Maria Lugo adobe visible to its left behind trees. There are horses with a wagon on the street in front of the house. To the left is a sign for "Los Angeles [turf?] Exchange."

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  Adobe building and wooden fence, Los Angeles

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  Main Street, Los Angeles, Cal

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  Street view looking north on Main Street in downtown Los Angeles, California, as seen presumably from about the intersection with Requena Street (later Market Street) with the three-story Italianate Temple Block building visible in the background at center left next to two buildings of decreasing height that were also part of the Temple Block, with the two-story building at closest left housing the Wells Fargo & Co. Express office. At right, storefront signs can be seen including a sculpture of a boot with the sign "Boots & Shoes" and an obscured sign including the letters "ne Haba." With a horse-drawn wagon, wooden sidewalk, and dirt road visible.

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