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Swimming pool at the home of Mr. Harry Chandler - Hillhurst mansion
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Dedication of Harry Chandler Memorial Pool with the Los Angeles Athletic Club
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Black and white photograph. Caption on verso reads, "Los Angeles Athletic Club swimming stars entertain guests at dedication of Harry Chandler Memorial Pool in Salvation Army Youth Center."
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Dedication of Harry Chandler Memorial Pool with the Junior League Girls Club
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Black and white photograph of 2 little girls in towels and swimming caps at the edge of the pool with 3 women seated behind them. Newspaper caption reads, "These two little girls can't wait for the official opening of the Harry Chandler Memorial Pool March 20. Kathy and Donna, left, will frolic with a thousand other girls and boys when the ribbons are cut and the dedication a memory." Women seated behind are Mrs. Frederick Wehrle (far left), and Mmes. Joseph C. Shell and Robert C. Hill (at right). All three women were to take part in the dedication ceremony.
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Olvera Street celebration with Harry Chandler
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Black and white photograph of Harry Chandler at an Olvera Street party. Caption reads "some Olvera Street celebration with H.C." Ruth Crocker Collection.
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2 items: article copy, Los Angeles Times, 11/24/1912, "Beautiful house of English mansion type..." Handwritten at bottom margin of copy - "HC Hillhurst home" ; on Craig St. Clair note paper, "Harry Chandler residences from L.A. City Directories," followed by dates and addresses. The dates range from 1890 to 1895. FACSIMILES MAY NOT BE COPIED OR PUBLISHED.
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Harry Chandler at Hillhurst residence with others
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Black and white photograph of Harry Chandler at Hillhurst residence with a group of Los Angeles Times employees and Marian Otis Chandler.
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Residence of Harry Chandler, 503 North Broadway
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Black and white photograph. Caption: "Residence of Harry Chandler, 503 North Broadway." Note on verso reads "Los Angeles - 1896."
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