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e_r's photographs:
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#4 I'm still looking for this one ...
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#5 Looking west on E 3rd Street. The Miles Printing Co was at 133 E 3rd. The building advertising "ROOMS" on the right is listed in the 1956 CD as the Chiguchi Taiji Hotel. The only extant structure in the picture above is the St George Hotel at 115 E 3rd.
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#6 Los Angeles Street looking west midway between 1st and 2nd Streets.
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#7 NW corner of 2nd and Main
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#8 I'm still looking for this one ...
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#9 Los Angeles Street looking west up E 4th Street. The Allied Store Fixture Co at 399 S Los Angeles Street is on the right.
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#10 The same intersection with the camera turned to the left. The Belmar Hotel at 140 E 4th is on the corner. R Chapman used fixtures and Miller-Carlson Services Inc are at 401 and 403 S Los Angeles respectively. The large white building on the right is the San Fernando Office Building. To its left is the Edison Electric Company General Office Building at 120 E 4th Street as seen recently in
post #23724 by
MichaelRyerson. The post also includes a longer shot of this intersection from a block east.
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#11 I initially didn't recognize the Brighton Hotel at 4th and Hill without its dome. For more images, see
post #500 by
Beaudry.
memoriastoica on tumblr
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#12 Looking north up Main Street from 3rd. The Union Rescue Mission (see
here) is on the left.
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#13 NE corner of 2nd and Main. The picture below, showing the demolition of the Weil Block, is from
post #21465 by me.
Huntington Digital Library
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#14 Looking north on Hill Street from 4th. The F P Fay Building is at 3rd and Hill with the Central Market to its right. The picture below is from 1939. It also shows a little of the Ferguson Building on the left and the Hill Street tunnels in the distance.
Detail of picture in
USC Digital Library