Los Angeles skyline from Aliso Street, Bellmore (?) looking West

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  Los Angeles skyline from Aliso Street, Bellmore (?) looking West

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  This is the left hand side of a two part panorama of downtown Los Angeles.

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  Los Angeles : frontages on Alameda Street from ; Macy Street to Aliso Street

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  [Numbered "3" in upper right corner]. "Copied from the City Assessment Roll and the assessors maps". Includes Marchesault St.. Parcel owners include Los Angeles Orphan Asylum, Matthew Keller; calculations re: footage from Macy to Aliso St.. Title supplied by cataloger.

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  Pacific Electric Railway streetcar on Aliso Street, Los Angeles

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  Image of Aliso Street in downtown Los Angeles, California, with signs labeling buildings "Griffins Transfer and Storage Co." and "Cafe des Alpes" next to "Eden Hotel," which are located on opposite corners of Aliso and Alameda Streets. A Pacific Electric streetcar sign reads "Sierra Madre" and automobiles and horse-drawn wagons are seen in the dirt road.

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  Corridor of the Lugo adobe, Los Angeles

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  View of the porch of the Antonio Maria Lugo Adobe on San Pedro Street (between 1st and 2nd Street) in downtown Los Angeles, California, with fence and wood posts holding up wood overhanging. A wheeled vendor cart is in the mid-distance, at the left in the corridor, and the side of the two-story house of Wallace Woodworth (1832-1882) can be seen at right.

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  351 to 355 Aliso St

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  View of a house and Berg Iron & Metal Co. building and scrap metal yard on Aliso Street near Old Chinatown, Los Angeles, with an automobile parked on the street in the foreground.

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  West Second Street and South Olive Street, Bunker Hill, Los Angeles, Cal

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  View of houses on Second Street (in the foreground) and Olive Street (running perpendicular at upper right) in the Bunker Hill neighborhood of downtown Los Angeles, California. Visible residences on Second Street include the matching one-story houses in the foreground: 426 West Second Street (with horse and wagon to its left) and, at right, 428 West Second Street (208 South Olive Street is visible directly next to 428 West Second). Visible residences on Olive Street include: 227 South Olive Street on the hill at far upper right with 235 South Olive Street directly to the left; across the street, towards center is 226 South Olive Street and the duplex behind it (with balconies running the length of both stories) is 230/232 South Olive Street.

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