Daily: 10 A.M.–5 P.M.
Closed on Tuesdays
1151 Oxford Road
San Marino, CA 91108
Visual Materials
Image of crowds of spectators watching race cars at the finish line of the Santa Monica Road Race in Santa Monica, California, on May 4, 1912. With streetcar tracks, trash, people climbing poles, a sign that reads "Start and Finish" and crowded grandstands visible.
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Image of Sunset Trail from Linda Vista Park (present day Palisades Park) to Palisades Beach Road in Santa Monica, California. A sign hangs from a rustic wooden archway that reads "Sunset Trail to Palisades Beach Road." The 99 Steps can be seen over the Beach Road (later part of Pacific Coast Highway) at left and the Long Wharf is visible in the distance.
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Image of people on the beach next to the Grand Hotel with the Edgewater Club and Casa Del Mar beach clubs in the distance in south Santa Monica, California. The hotel at center has a sign that reads "Grand Hotel" on the north side of the building.
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View looking north on the coast road along Santa Monica beach (present day Pacific Coast Highway). The Palisades Park bluff is on the right, and automobiles are parked next to railroad tracks along the road. The Santa Monica Bath House is the large white building on the beach that says "Bath House" on the outside wall.
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Image of a promotional boat-shaped vehicle," The Budweiser" land cruiser, manufactured by the Anheuser-Busch brewing company, with a 1931 Missouri license plate, parked on a street with two men seated in the car. The car has nautical decorations including anchors and a small cannon on the hood. The car is parked next to a street sign reading "For public use. Parking Employees."
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Image of automobiles parked next to the Santa Monica Canyon Bath House on July 4, 1916, in Santa Monica Canyon, California. Signs on the north side of the building read "Santa Monica Canyon Bath House," and "F.E. Bundy" (owner of the bath house), with a sign on the beach at right "Watch Santa Monica Canyon Grow."
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