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Businesses and office buildings on the Palos Verdes Peninsula
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Wayfarers Chapel at Portuguese Bend, Palos Verdes Peninsula
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View of Wayfarers Chapel, a church at Portuguese Bend on the Palos Verdes Peninsula (located in present day Rancho Palos Verdes). This photograph was made in November 1951, the year the church was dedicated. The chapel is mostly glass, and was designed by architect Lloyd Wright.
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Santa Catalina Island from the Palos Verdes Peninsula. February, 1924
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A panoramic view of Catalina Island and the Pacific Ocean, taken from Palos Verdes Peninsula. Most of the land between the photographer and the coast is planted with rows of low growing plants, and a small group of people are working in the field on the right. Writing in white in bottom right corner reads "Catalina Island as seen from Palos Verdes Feb 1924."
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Crest Road and Deluna Drive, Palos Verdes Peninsula
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View of a few homes and open land on a bluff of the Palos Verdes Peninsula, California, looking toward San Pedro and the Pacific Ocean, in the vicinity of Crest Road and Deluna Drive.
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Sepulveda House at Palo Verde
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Three children standing on the steps of the Diego Sepulveda house (now in present-day San Pedro), part of the Rancho de los Palos Verdes (present-day Palos Verdes Peninsula and parts of San Pedro and Torrance, California).
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Water tank at Palo Verde Ranch
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A water tank on a platform, with a windmill behind it, and a horse standing at a trough. This is possibly on a ranch of the Sepulveda family, on the Rancho de los Palos Verdes (present-day Palos Verdes Peninsula and parts of San Pedro and Torrance, California).
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Sepulveda House at Palo Verde
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View of the Diego Sepulveda house (now in present-day San Pedro, California), part of the Rancho de los Palos Verdes (present-day Palos Verdes Peninsula and parts of San Pedro and Torrance).
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