Warner Bros. Studios and San Fernando Valley, So. Cal

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  Warner Bros. Studios, Burbank, Cal

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  Image of the Warner Brothers Studio in Burbank, California, with the remains of a building destroyed by fire at right. Writing on the side of some studio buildings reads "Home of Warner Bros. First National Pictures."

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  View of San Fernando Valley landscape

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  Black and white photograph of view of the landscape around Milflores, Harrison Gray Otis' Spanish-style home in the San Fernando Valley. Scattered structures and trees in the distance. Distant hills in background. Two gray lines running down the length of photo, to left and right of print.

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  Warner Bros. First National Studio, Burbank, Cal

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  Image of an aerial view of the Warner Brothers First National Pictures Studio in Burbank, California. Writing on the side of some studio buildings reads "Home of Warner Bros. First National & Cosmopolitan."

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  Panoramic view of business district of San Fernando, California

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  View of business district of city of San Fernando, California, showing streets, businesses, pedestrians, hills in background. Some businesses seen in view are: Montgomery Ward, Western Auto Supply Co.; Western Union; Whelan Drugs; Scotts. A Southern Pacific railroad station is at center, in distance. A street sign in foreground identifies San Fernando Road as the main street in view, running horizontally.

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  San Fernando Valley from Mulholland Drive, So. Cal

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  Landscape view of the San Fernando Valley from Mulholland Drive with surrounding hills near Sherman Oaks, California.

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  Entrance to Girard in the San Fernando Valley

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  View of entrance to the new community of Girard in the West San Fernando Valley. This location is now approximately where Topanga Canyon Blvd. and Ventura Blvd. meet, in Woodland Hills. View shows workers for the Southern California Gas Company digging ditches. In the distance are the moorish-style buildings and new trees at the entrance to the development.

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