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344 S. Grand Avenue

Description: Built by C. A. Judd in 1903, designed by Train and Williams. Known as "the Judd."
Type: Visual Materials(Opens in new tab)
Production date: 1939-1962.
Call number: Neg. 10954
Creator: Hall, Theodore(Opens in new tab)
Provenance: Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Haines, 1993.
Associated people: Austin, John C. W. (1870-1963.); Newsom, Joseph C. (1861-1935.); Parkinson, John,
Associated organization: Train and Williams (Firm)
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