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Santa Ana Heights tract office, Santa Ana Heights. 1925

Description: A panoramic view of the San Antonio Heights tract office of Bryan & Bradford and William M. McCoy, licensed real estate brokers. The office is built at an intersection, with white fences along the street sides of the property. There are a few automobiles parked in a lot in front of the office, and a group of four men and a woman standing and sitting on the front porch. There are flags around the corner, and large banners advertising low prices and advising buyers not to wait until it's too late. There are only a few buildings nearby, one of which has a sign on top for the Santa Ana Heights Water Co. Writing in white in bottom left corner reads "661".
Type: Visual Materials(Opens in new tab)
Date: 1925
Call number: photCL 470 (093)
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Santa Ana Heights Tract Office

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photCL 402, photCL 470, photCL Whitt

Bus near the office for Beverly Hills Heights. 1925

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A Pacific Electric bus parked along the side of the road near a sign for the Beverly Hills Heights development. Two men are standing outside the bus, one about to board, and a few people are already seated on the bus. The land that is visible is covered in fields.

photCL Whitt 1132 ; Whitt neg. 0030

Beverly Hills Heights development. 1925

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A view of Beverly Hills Heights, a development by Frank Meline, shown at the start of the subdivision. A man stands near a parked automobile on a wide, unpaved road in the foreground. There are a few houses already constructed, but most of the land is undeveloped.

photCL Whitt 3074

Beverly Hills Heights development. 1925

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A view of Beverly Hills Heights, a development by Frank Meline, shown at the start of the subdivision. A two lane road passes through the land, which is undeveloped except for a plot that is planted with various crops.

photCL Whitt 3073

San Marino Oaks tract office, San Marino. 1937

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View of the tract office for San Marino Oaks. A man and a woman stand on the shaded porch of the office, which looks like a small house. There are trees and bushes around the building and a path leading to the front door.

photCL 402 (35545)

Closing of Fleet Mission, San Pedro, Los Angeles. February, 1925

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A panoramic group photograph of the closing of the U.S. Fleet Mission at San Pedro, Los Angeles. Five men in Catholic clerical garb are seated in the center, in front of about 120 men in uniform, mostly sailors, a few marines. There are also a handful of civilians among the group. They are posed in front of the Mason Hotel and the Del Mar Hotel and Cafe. Writing in white at bottom of image reads "Closing of Fleet Mission. Given for U.S. Fleet San Pedro, Calif. 15-25 Feb 1925 by Father Raphael C.P. under the direction of Father Joseph T. Casey Lt. Com. (Ch. C.) U.S.N." Writing in white in lower left corner reads "No. 104638 ; Aerograph Co. ; 1763 W Vernon Ave. ; Los Angeles". Left side of the negative is distorted.

photCL 470 (051)

Santa Ana Heights tract office, Santa Ana Heights. 1925

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