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Temple Street derrick
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Hill Street Tunnels north of 1st Street
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6th Street and Grand Avenue, Savoy Plaza
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Powell-Stockton oil derrick no. 1, Kettleman Hills oil field, Kings County. January 1923
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A panoramic view of the Kettleman Hills oil field in Kings County. There is oil rig in the center which has a few sheds nearby, and two circular storage tanks on the hill on the far left. A sign posted just in front of the derrick reads "Powell-Stockton ; Inv. Co. Ltd. ; No. 1.". The tops of five automobiles are visible above the crest of the hill, left of the oil rig, and there are a few men standing nearby. The surrounding land is dry and hilly, with only low scrub growing.
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Greyhound bus on Los Angeles Street passing last of the Charles R. Hadley Building
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