San Pedro lumber yards, Terminal Island

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  San Pedro Harbor and Terminal Island

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  [Pierce 05662 -05667 forms a panorama]. S.S. Pleiades at dock with lumber. In background is train on trestle with rock for breakwater.

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  San Pedro waterfront and Terminal Island panorama

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  [Pierce 05662 -05667 forms a panorama]. Lumber docks and sailing ship.

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  San Pedro Harbor, Terminal Island

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  [Pierce 05662 -05667 forms a panorama]. View of docks with sailing ships.

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  San Pedro Harbor and Terminal Island

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  [Pierce 05662 -05667 forms a panorama]. Steam and sailing ships at docks.

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  Terminal Island, San Pedro and Long Beach. approximately 1902

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  A panoramic view of Terminal Island, taken from a pier, facing back toward the island, which is divided between San Pedro and Long Beach. There are several men and a boy standing along the right side of the pier, looking at the water. There are more people at the end of the pier and next to the low buildings on the island. On the right there is a ferry/tour boat(?) with several people on it, as well as a small sailboat. There are numerous houses along the beach on the right side of the image. Writing at the bottom of the negative is partially cut off, but reads in part "Terminal Island".

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  Terminal Island, Long Beach and San Pedro, Los Angeles. 1904

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  A panoramic view of Terminal Island and the back bay from the terminal. Terminal Island is part of the cities of Long Beach and San Pedro, Los Angeles. There are numerous ships along the pier in the center of the image, some barges, some with smoke stacks, and a couple tall ships with four masts. The area to the left of the pier is filled with cargo, and there is a low building with large piles of lumber around it. The exact location of this photograph was not specified. The land on the far side of the back bay is hilly, with little development away from the waterfront. Writing in white in lower left corner reads "Pierce ; 8014".

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