Bellevue Terrace looking South

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  Sixth and Figueroa looking South, Los Angeles

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  View across the street to three large residences lining Figueroa Street. Street signs on the telegraph line indicate that this view is looking across Pearl Street toward the corner of Pearl and Bellevue Terrace. Pearl Street became Figueroa Street and Bellevue Terrace became 6th Street. The retaining wall at the right of the image is part of the Bellevue Terrace Hotel at Sixth and Figueroa Streets.

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  Bellevue Terrace Hotel, Sixth and Figueroa, Los Angeles

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  South terrace of the Huntington residence, circa 1920

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  Elysian Park, Los Angeles, showing the park entrance and the North Broadway bridge, 1900

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  From Bellevue Ave. looking south

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  View of early Los Angeles, California, from Fort Moore Hill (also known as Fort Hill), looking north, showing Bellevue Avenue (later Sunset Boulevard) in foreground and the large J. W. Robinson mansion at center, on the street just north of Sunset Boulevard. Part of the Plaza section of Los Angeles (also called Sonora Town) can be seen down the hill at right.

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