W/S of Hill Street from 3rd Street South, 1962

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  N/S of 4th between Olive and Hill streets, 1959

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  Looking east down Fourth Street. The Hotel Clark/Center Garage (architect: Dodd & Richards, 1919) at left. At center, the Selma Hotel, built as the Antlers (architect: Robert Brown Young, 1902); the Black Building (architect: Edelman & Barnett, 1910) is at Hill.

  Neg. 12721

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  From S. Hill Street opposite Grand Central Market

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  Pioneer/Luckenbach building at 317 S. Hill, right.

  Neg. 14109

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  W/S of Hill Street between 3rd and 4th

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  Left, Pembroke Building; at right, Doran Building.

  Neg. 14112

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  Cinderella Snack Shop on Hill Street opposite Grand Central Market

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  At the base of the Luckenbach Building, this freestanding lunchstand was built in the fall of 1945.

  Neg. 10332

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  More South, same side of Hill Street

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  Tall building at far left is the Black Building at Fourth and Hill. From there, left to right, the Roberts Block, 353 South Hill (architect: Robert Brown Young, 1904); the arch-windowed University Club, 349-51 South Hill (architect: John Parkinson, 1904); 345-47 South Hill (architect: Parkinson and Bergstrom, 1905); Pembroke Building; Doran Building.

  Neg. 14113

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  Through gate of old L.A. Police Station on West 1st Street, 1940

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  The demolition seen through the gate shows the removal of the Tajo Building (architect: George Herbert Wyman, 1896).

  Book 1, pg. 56 / Neg. 2155