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Relief service after Long Beach Earthquake on 3/10/1933
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Relief service after Long Beach Earthquake on 3/10/1933
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Relief service after Long Beach Earthquake on 3/10/1933.
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A1.4 - Natural Disasters - Relief service after Long Beach earthquake on 3/10/1933
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A1.4 - Natural Disasters - Relief service after Long Beach earthquake on 3/10/1933. [Tent camp, set-up by Red Cross or Edison] .
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Long Beach Channel Towers. ; Long Beach Harbor from roof of LBSP. ; Long Beach Steam Plant. ; Effects of 3-10-1933 earthquake, LBSP
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A - Long Beach Channel Towers. B - Long Beach Harbor from roof of LBSP. C - Long Beach Steam Plant. D - Effects of 3-10-1933 earthquake, LBSP
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A1.4 - Natural Disasters
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A1.4 - Natural Disasters - Relief service after Long Beach earthquake on 3/10/1933. [electric stove in temporary shed] .
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A1.4 - Natural Disasters - Relief service [Red Cross Doctors & nurses working from tents] after Long Beach earthquake on 3/10/1933.
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Photographs and postcards of the Long Beach, California, earthquake
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A group of 36 snapshot photographs and photographic postcards, and two printed souvenir photo booklets documenting the range of destruction after the major Long Beach earthquake on March 10, 1933. Images chiefly show damaged buildings including churches, post offices, schools, houses, apartment buildings, and stores. Some images feature large cracks in streets and highways. Three photographs depict damage in Compton, and one was taken in nearby Lynwood. Identified photographers are Austin Studio, Long Beach; C.D. Douglass Studios, Montebello; Larry Lynde; and Pacific Studios, L.A.
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