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Los Angeles Airport dedication, Los Angeles. June 7, 1930
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Los Angeles Airport dedication, Los Angeles. June 7, 1930
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A slightly elevated panoramic view of Los Angeles International Airport on the day of its dedication, probably taken from the top of a hangar. There are dozens of airplanes parked in rows on the runway on the left, and rows of parked automobiles in a large lot on the right. There is a large white hangar in the center of the image, with a crowd of people on the left. Small groups of people are walking towards the crowds from the parking lot. There are vacant runways on the left. Writing in white in the bottom center reads "Photo by ; F.M. Huddleston" and "Los Angeles Airport Dedication ; June 7. 1930."
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Los Angeles Airport dedication, Los Angeles. June 7, 1930
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A panoramic view of Los Angeles International Airport on the day of its dedication. There are long rows of parked automobiles in the center and left side of the image, separated from the road on the right by a fence. Two officers in uniform stand near the entrance in the fence. The terminal and some hangars are in the background on the left, and there is another hangar for Moreland Aircraft Inc. on the far right. Writing in white in the bottom center reads "Los Angeles Airport Dedication ; June 7. 1930." and "Photo by ; F.M. Huddleston".
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Official opening and dedication of United Airport, Burbank. May 30, 1930
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A slightly elevated panoramic view of United Airport in Burbank on the day of its official opening and dedication. The Spanish style terminal building is in the center, with the Pacific Air Transport building on the right and a hangar on the left. Parked automobiles stretch across the foreground and into the distance on the right. There are rows of airplanes parked on the runways beyond the terminal building, as well as the Good Year blimp. The finding aid describes the airplanes as "military airplanes". Writing in white in the bottom right corner reads "Photo by ; F.M. Huddleston ; Official Opening & Dedication ; of ; United Airport. May 30, 1930."
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Official opening and dedication of United Airport, Burbank. May 30, 1930
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A slightly elevated panoramic view of United Airport in Burbank on the day of its official opening and dedication. The Spanish style terminal building is in the center, with the Pacific Air Transport building on the right and a hangar on the left. Parked automobiles stretch across the foreground and into the distance on the right, and a large crowd of people gather around an open grassy area in front of the terminal building. There are rows of airplanes parked on the runways beyond the terminal building, and the Good Year blimp is mostly blocked by the same building. The finding aid describes the airplanes as "military airplanes". Writing in white in the bottom right corner reads "Photo by F.M. Huddleston ; Official Opening & Dedication ; of ; United Airport. 5-30-1930."
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Official opening and dedication of United Airport, Burbank. May 30, 1930
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A slightly elevated panoramic view of United Airport in Burbank on the day of its official opening and dedication. The Spanish style terminal building is in the center, with the Pacific Air Transport building on the right. Parked automobiles stretch across the foreground, and a crowd of people stand around an open grassy area in front of the terminal building. There are rows of airplanes parked on the runways beyond the terminal building, and most of the Good Year blimp is blocked by the terminal. The finding aid describes the airplanes as "military airplanes". Writing in white in the bottom left corner reads "Photo by ; F.M. Huddleston ; Official Opening & Dedication ; United Airport. May 30, 1930."
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Culver City Airport formal opening, Culver City. May 9, 1930
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A panoramic view of the formal opening of the Culver City Airport. A group of female aviators, members of the Ninety-Nines, stand in a row, wearing coveralls, goggles, and other flight attire, and there are several airplanes parked on the left. The airport was owned and operated by Miss Margaret Perry. There is a hangar on the right, and a crowd of people stand between it and the aviatrixes. Writing in white in the bottom right corner reads "Formal Opening Culver City Airport ; May 9th, 1930 ; Miss. Margaret Perry. Owner & Operator ; Photo by ; F.M. Huddleston."
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