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Map of the City of South Pasadena

Description
Columbia Street on the north, Huntington Drive on the south, San Pasqual Avenue to the west, Wilson Avenue to the east. Shows four rail lines traversing South Pasadena: Los Angeles and Salt Lake Railway (presently 110 freeway route), Santa Fe Railway (current Gold Line tracks), Pacific Electric Railway east-west along Monterey Road and on to Mission Street, Pacific Electric Railway along Huntington Drive and up Fair Oaks Avenue, Southern Pacific Railway line to the east of Fair Oaks, through current Park. Stamp: Tax and Contract Dept. Pacific Electric Railway Co., Room 264, Pacific Electric Building. "Compiled by Ben F. Dupuy Civil Engineer." MS notes: Incorporated Feb. 27, 1888, Reincorporated Sept. 28, 1889. Shows area annexed May 28, 1909. Hand tinted City boundary line. PE section lines marked in MS red.. Graphic Scale: Feet. Projection: Plane. Printing Process: Blueline print.
Type
Rare Books(Opens in new tab)
Date
[191-]
Call number
478831
Dimensions
90 x 120 cm
Associated people
Dupuy, Ben F.
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