The Old Nadeau home, 5th and Olive Sts

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  Wolfskill home at 4th and 5th and Alameda streets, Los Angeles

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  View of brick and wood buildings in the vicinity of 4th Street, 5th Street and Alameda Street, identified as the former home of William Wolfskill (1798–1866).

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  Wolfskill home at 4th and 5th and Alameda Streets, Los Angeles

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  View of brick and wood buildings in the vicinity of 4th Street, 5th Street and Alameda Street in Los Angeles, California, identified as the former home of William Wolfskill (1798–1866).

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  Wolfskill home at 4th and 5th and Alameda Streets, Los Angeles

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  View of brick and wood buildings in the vicinity of 4th Street, 5th Street and Alameda Street in Los Angeles, California, identified as the former home of William Wolfskill (1798–1866).

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  5th and Olive Streets, showing scramble system for traffic

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  View down South Olive Street at the pedestrian scramble crossing system which allows people to cross diagonally. At right, Googies restaurant, 501 West 5th Street, and San Carlos Hotel, 507 West 5th Street. Across 5th Street is the Biltmore Hotel, 515 South Olive Street.

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  Construction of Hazard's Pavilion, at 5th and Olive streets, Los Angeles, California

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  View of the wooden frame of Hazard's Pavilion surrounded by lumber during the construction of the auditorium on 5th Street at the corner of Oliver Street in Los Angeles, California. Streetcar tracks are visible in the dirt street, and the wooden fence at the corner has signs with visible words including "Evans and Co.," "MacConnell," "Eagleson and Co." and "Fowler."

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  Back of the H. T. Hazard home, Hope St., Los Angeles

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  View of the back of the house identified as the former home of Henry T. Hazard (George Hazard's brother and a mayor of Los Angeles), at 2826 South Hope Street, with cupola and french doors leading to an enclosed porch. Plants in the yard are in view.

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