Home of Postmaster Geo. A. Clark [i.e. George J. Clarke] on Main St

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  The old home of Postmaster Geo. J. Clarke on Fourth St., Los Angeles, Calif

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  Old Mission Catholic Church, Los Angeles, Cal

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  J. H. Burke home on Main St

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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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  Sunset Lime Co. building, Los Angeles

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  Los Angeles from the south

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