Downey Ave. (North Broadway). Opening of cable line to East Los Angeles

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  Cable Cars, Downey Avenue, now North Broadway

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  Broadway looking south from Second Cable Road opened June 8, 1889

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  Third & Hill Streets [showing cable car], approximately 1900

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