Visual Materials

Martin Gaddy Union Livery Stable, Second and Colorado, Santa Monica

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Description: Image of the Martin Gaddy Union Stable building on Second Street and Colorado Avenue in Santa Monica, California, with signs "M.R. Gaddy" and "Wiswell & Finney Union Livery Stable" and people including children and a dog and horse-drawn buggies in front of the stables, and a sign for "Delmonico Restaurant" at right.
Type: Visual Materials(Opens in new tab)
Date: 1881-1886
Call number: photCL_555_01_1163
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