Fourth Street from under First Street

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  First Street Bridge

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  Color photograph of a mound of trash and debris piled in the concrete wash of the Los Angeles River below the 1st Street Bridge in Los Angeles, California, with graffiti painted on the bridge's supports.

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  Looking east along Date St. Eureka Supply Co. on left side of street

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  View of automobiles lining an industrial street, with scrap metal of the Eureka Supply Co. visible over a fence at left, on Date Street near Old Chinatown in Los Angeles.

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  Main Street between 3rd and 4th Streets, Alhambra. 1928

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  Street view of Main Street between 3rd and 4th Streets, Alhambra. Businesses in this stretch include Los Angeles Gas and Electric Corp., a shoe shop, a dry cleaners, an ice cream shop, and Hotel Temple. Automobiles are parked on the street.

  photCL 402 (31213)

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  B1.4 - Los Angeles Edison (4th Street office)

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  B1.4 - Los Angeles Edison (4th Street office) - A group portrait of the office staff of the accounting department at the Fourth Street General Office Building.

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  North San Pedro Street, Los Angeles

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  View of North San Pedro Street in downtown Los Angeles, from about the intersection with Commercial Street, with a policeman standing on the left. At right are signs for the Union Hardware and Metal Company (located at 214-216 North Los Angeles Street in the 1905 Los Angeles City Directory); an automobile, with no front windshield, is on the street in the distance. Additional visible signs read: "Importers and dealers in Cumberland Coal," "Whiskey," and "Japanese [?] House. Furnished Rooms."

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  Photographs of Los Angeles Old Chinatown, First Street Bridge, and an unidentified trestle bridge

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  Three cabinet photographs of early Los Angeles, California, most likely taken in the1880s. The first is an elevated view of Calle de Los Negros in Old Chinatown by photographer F. G. Schumacher, showing a dirt road, adobe buildings, horse-drawn wagons, and a few people. The second photograph is marked in ink "First St. Bridge," and shows a partially washed-out wooden bridge over the flooded Los Angeles River. A man on horseback and a photographer with a large box camera are on the shore. The third cabinet photograph is of an unidentified railroad trestle bridge spanning a canyon or river.

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