Cornerstone laying at Angelica Lutheran Church, 1805 West 14th, Los Angeles. Easter Sunday, April 4, 1925

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  Laying of the cornerstone for the Los Angeles Times building

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  Black and white photograph. Pictured are (L - R) F.X. Pfaffinger, Harry Chandler, Marian Otis Chandler, Jacob Baum & Norman Chandler posing at the laying of the cornerstone for 4th Los Angeles Times building, 1934. Sue Reeves Collection.

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  Photo montage of laying of Los Angeles Times building cornerstone

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  Black and white photo montage including two smaller images superimposed over a larger background photo. The larger photo shows the audience listening to Colonel Tom Fitch giving principal address at laying of Los Angeles Times building cornerstone in 1911. Smaller inset on left shows John P. Krempel, architect, on left and Carl Leonardt, contractor, handling "time capsule" box. Cut-out photo to right is of publisher Harrison Gray Otis in profile. Photo has written text on top border, with white and gray paint around specific areas, with some pencil lines drawn around outlines of objects.

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  Beach scene, Palisades del Rey, Los Angeles. July 19, 1925

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  A panoramic view of the beach at Palisades del Rey, a development of the Dickinson & Gillespie company. Families have set up umbrellas and tents along the shore, and some people are in the ocean. There are a few houses on the hill, as well as a sign that reads "Palisades del Rey". Writing in white in lower left corner reads "No 679 ; Pallisades [sic] del Rey ; 7-19-1925".

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  Los Angeles from Graphic Arts Building, 417 East Pico. February 10, 1925

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  Men's bible class, Hoover Street Baptist Church, 6100 South Hoover, Los Angeles. 1925

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  A banquet camera group portrait of the men's bible class of the Hoover Street Baptist Church, located at 6100 South Hoover in Los Angeles. The group is composed of 46 men, dressed in suits and ties and arranged in three rows. The group is posed in front of a large white building with tall windows and a porch on the far left. Writing in white at bottom of image reads "Men's bible class ; Hoover Street Baptist Church ; Bayley Studio ; 6307 Moneta Ave. ; Los Angeles ; no. 647".

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