Hotel Green in Pasadena, California

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  Hotel Green, Pasadena, Cal

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  View looking north on Raymond Avenue at the Hotel Green complex, which comprised both buildings on either side of Raymond Avenue and walkway over the street.

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  St. Mark's Hotel on Windward Ave. and Ocean Front, Venice, California

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  Image of the Saint Mark's Hotel with automobiles parked, at Windward Avenue and Ocean Front Walk in Venice, California. A sign (difficult to read) above the corner of the building says "Owl Drug. Co."

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  Wiley & Greeley's Tallyho, Green Hotel, Pasadena

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  Two horse-dawn carriages carrying tourist groups are parked in front of the Hotel Green in Pasadena, California. They carry parties of men and women who are going sightseeing as part of the first semi-annual meeting of the Southern California Hotel Association on November 22, 1894. On the left, chairs are set up on the sidewalk next to arched entryway.

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  Westlake Hotel, Los Angeles, California

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  View of the Westlake Hotel at 720 Westlake Avenue in Los Angeles, near what was called Westlake Park. A sign says "The Westlake Hotel" on the roof edge. A boy plays in the dirt street in front.

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  Hollywood Knickerbocker Hotel, Hollywood, California

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  Image of the Hollywood Knickerbocker Hotel located at 1714 Ivar Avenue in Hollywood, California, with automobiles parked on the street and in a parking lot. Signs across the street from the hotel read "Hartford, Inc.," "Hartford Rent A Car," and "For women who care Slenderizing."

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  Wiley & Greeley's Tallyho, Green Hotel, Pasadena

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  A horse-dawn carriage with four benches is parked in front of the Hotel Green in Pasadena, California. It carries a party of men and women, who are going sightseeing as part of the first semi-annual meeting of the Southern California Hotel Association on November 22, 1894. The name, "W.T. Vore Livery," is painted on the side of carriage.

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