This photograph I happened upon this morning made me think of the recently discussed
Horticultural Hall.
1889 original photo AGRICULTURAL FAIR LOS ANGELES CALIF
note the room appears to have an upper and lower row of windows on the sides and a stage at one end.
EBAY
"An 1889 photo by Dewey, 147 South Main St., Los Angeles, Cal., apparently of an indoor agricultural fair display.
A sign on the wall at right center gives figures for the 1889 production of oranges, apples, peaches, pears, etc., in a 2-square-mile area."
I thought this was the type of display that would have been held at Horticulture Hall, but Horticulture Hall was GONE by 1889, right?
I ask because the main hall in Hort Hall also had a stage at one end (I = stage)
as well as windows along the sides.
Here's a closer look at the 1889 exhibit room.
detail
I don't believe that fountain over there------> is the one mentioned earlier (with the 25 ft. spray and 'lakelet')
[BUT I DREAM OF POSSIBILITIES]
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The other location that came to mind was the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce.
for example:
Here is the exhibit room of the Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce in 1900 - 1905.
(located on Broadway between First Street and Second Street)
wikipedia
Could someone tell me where the chamber of commerce was located in 1889? (and whether or not it had an exhibit room)
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