Mission Street, South Pasadena

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  Streetcar on Mission Street, South Pasadena

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  View of Mission Street in South Pasadena, showing a streetcar that says "South Pasadena" across the top, storefronts of businesses and automobiles parked on street. A wall on right says "Oneonta Hardware."

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  Pacific Electric Railway tracks, South Pasadena

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  Colorado Street, Pasadena, Cal

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  View of Colorado Street (now Colorado Boulevard), in Pasadena, showing buildings, storefronts and automobiles. A streetcar is coming onto the street from a cross street, at left. Some of the businesses seen are "The Belmont," "Central Hotel," "Owl Drug Co.," a barber pole, market, and liquor store. A sign for "Route 66" is on pole at right. Flags and banners hang over the street - one says "Southern Methodist University."

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  Whistle Bottling Company trucks, 115 Mission, South Pasadena. 1927

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  Seven trucks from the Whistle Bottling Company at 115 Mission in South Pasadena parked next to each other on a street. Men in suits lean on each of the trucks. Signs on the trucks read "Whistle" and "Vess Dry".

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  Whistle Bottling Company trucks, 115 Mission, South Pasadena. 1927

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  Seven trucks from the Whistle Bottling Company at 115 Mission in South Pasadena parked next to each other on a street. Men in suits lean on each of the trucks. Signs on the trucks read "Whistle" and "Vess Dry".

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  Santa Fe train station in South Pasadena

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