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DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-51
title: Panoramic view of the waterfront at The Port of Los Angeles looking north and spanning eastward, ca.1903

description: Photograph of a panoramic view of the waterfront at The Port of Los Angeles looking north and spanning eastward showing the main channel (center), San Pedro Ferry Landings (center), Deadman's Island (near center towards the right), Terminal Island (left), Carnegie Library (right) and the Presbyterian Church (right), ca.1903. Railroad tracks and utility poles line the strip of land before the wharf (foreground). Buildings, hoisting equipment and various shipping materials line the wharf. Ships, mostly sailboats, are parked along the wharf. People are working on and off the ship. More of the inland is visible at right.; Legible signs include: on CHS-5537 -- "San Pedro Dock Co.", "Consolidated Lumber", "The Southern California Lumber Co.", "55", "Railroad Crossing"; on CHS-5536 -- "Cal. Fish Co.", "A. T. & S. F., SC 622", "Michigan Central", "San Pedro, Los Angeles & Salt Lake, 691", "Pennsylvania"; on CHS-5536 -- "Pleiades", "33736", "Chicago, Indianapolis, & Louisville railway, 12074", "Salt Lake Fish Co."; CHS-5529 -- "Larson Boat Builder"; CHS-5528 -- "Knight & Kyde", "Los Angeles, San Pedro, Salt Lake"; CHS-5527 -- "Cannon's clothing and shoes", "The Royal Safe", "Missouri Jim's Restaurant", "Los Angeles Brewing Co.", "Union Station", "M. Brown San Francisco clothing store", "[...] saloon", "lots for [sale]".; "In 1869, the Los Angeles and San Pedro Railroad began service between the bay and Los Angeles. This 21-mile stretch of track was the first railroad in Southern California and marked the beginning of a new era of development for the harbor region. As the nation recovered from the Civil War, and with business booming, Banning led the crusade to solicit Congress for the first harbor improvements. These included dredging the shallow Main Channel in 1871 to a water depth of 10 feet and constructing a breakwater between Rattlesnake Island (now Terminal Island) and Deadman's Island (formerly located near Terminal Island). In that year alone, 50,000 tons of lumber, coal, and other types of cargo moved through the Port as the railroad industry became dominant." -- Port of Los Angeles Archives.; "The harbor was an active shipping center in 1897 when a federal panel selected San Pedro Bay over other coastal communities as the site for development of a major port. Construction of the breakwater began in 1899. In 1906, the City of Los Angeles annexed a 16-mile strip of unincorporated land from its southern border to a waterfront tract in San Pedro Bay, which was christened Harbor City. On December 9, 1907, the Los Angeles City Council created the Los Angeles Board of Harbor Commissioners, marking the official founding of the Port of Los Angeles." -- Port of Los Angeles Archives.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-1232
title: Shore at San Pedro during the removal of Deadman's (Rattlesnake) Island and the construction of the breakwater, ca.1929

description: Photograph of the shore at San Pedro during the removal of Deadman's (Rattlesnake) Island and the construction of the breakwater, ca.1929. A rock face is visible to the left, with boulders and wooden debris lining the beach while a man in a suit walks among them toward the camera. A crane is visible in the background, along with some faintly visible buildings.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-1138
title: High school building on Fort Moore Hill taken from the Nadeau Hotel on First Street and Hill Street, ca.1883

description: Photograph of the high school building on Fort Moore Hill taken from the Nadeau Hotel on First Street and Hill Street, ca.1883. The two-story high school at Temple Street and Broadway can be see on the hill in the center distance, its clock tower apparently without hands. Below the hill, in the foreground, the roofs of many houses can be seen, with no apparent order or arrangement. A horse-drawn wagon parked in front of one at center reads "Church and Boal Groceries".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-73
title: Panoramic view of San Pedro waterfront at a location that would correspond to Berths 90 and 92, ca.1887

description: Photograph of a panoramic view of San Pedro waterfront at a location that would correspond to Berths 90 and 92, ca.1887. The dock is shown, with the town visible in the background. Six ships are pictured: two masted ships can be seen docked to the left, the leftmost ship with three masts, the ship to its right with two. Just left of center, no boats are visible, revealing stacked crates at the dock's loading area. Two more, much larger masted ships are visible in direct center, with a third in the background behind them, eight mast between them, followed at the extreme right by two more smaller ships. The hills in the distance are part of the Burkhardt Ranch. At the San Pedro in 1887, cargo ships on the dock are unloading lumber. Picture file card reads: "Photo from Mrs. Freeman, 1476 Colorado, Pasadena, CA".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-931
title: Panoramic view of Los Angeles looking west from Broadway and Eleventh Street, November 21, 1931

description: Photograph of a panoramic view of Los Angeles looking west from Broadway and Eleventh Street, November 21, 1931. The city is shown full of high rise buildings advertising via signs. The Examiner building is visible in the left foreground, its domed roof tiled with terracotta shingles with the Belasco Theatre, Mayan Theatre and Western Pacific Building visible to the extreme right. Automobiles below navigate Broadway, which stretches horizontally across the panorama, and Eleventh, which makes its way up the center towards the mountains in the background. Compares to: CHS-7623. Photo is an image of the center of the panorama during the same year, showing more detail at bottom.; Legible signs from left to right include: "Western States Life Protection", "Los Angeles County Free Exhibit", "Southwestern University", "Professional Courses in Law, Business [...] Acounting [...] and Secretarial [...]", " Union Oil Dag / Union Gasoline / Union Ethyl / Complete Lubrication", "The Store Where Bargains Reign", "Texaco", "L.A. Wheel and [...] Specialists", "Hotel Plesanton 1120 So. Grand Ave", "Oakland and Pontiac Motor Cars", "Firestone", "Dorothy Apts.", "Wagner Woodruf Building / Lighting Fixtures", "Home of the Western Auto Supply Co. 1100 So. Grand Ave", "Willys Distributors Inc. / Willys Knight Automobiles and Trucks / Willys Sixes Eights", "Earl V. Lewis Co. Kodak Finishing Dept. / Leave Orders Here / Will A. Kistler Company / Printers Lithographers Engravers / 215 W. Eleventh St. / Westmore 8636", "Hardy Park Economy", "Three Delicious Aunt Jemima Pancakes for 1 Cent!", "Le-Co. Flag Rental Service", "Belasco Theatre / Los Angeles Finest Legitimate Play House", "American Mortgage Company", "Curtiss Baby Ruth Candy and Gum", "Red Cap Candy", "Old Gold", "La Vida", "Winslow B. Felix Commercial Car Dept.", "The Wade Apartments", "Hydrill", "K I Packard", "Telephone Garage", "Inside Parking Day and Night / Auto Repairing / Brake Specialist / Richfield", "Western College of Aeronautics", "Cadillac LaSalle / All Makes of Used Cars", "Pacific Desk Company / Desks Tables Chairs / T.F. Pierce Pres.", "Ford / William L. Hughs[...]on", "Shell Downtown Service Garage / Repairing Storage Washing", "Richfield and Richlube", "McKinney's Blueprints and Photocopies", "Hotel Ritz", "Los Angeles Gas and Electric Corporation", "Dagmar Apartment Hotel", "A.B. Cohn and Bro.", "Hotel St. Paul", "Barker Bros. Complete Furnishers of Successful Homes", "Hotel Trinity 350 Rooms Moderate Prices / Absolutely Fireproof / Trinity Auditorium / Concerts Lunches Recitals", "Rotographs", and "A.C. Horn Co.'s Waterproof Coating".
DOI: 10.15468/dl.r47mf9
title: Occurrence Download

description: A dataset containing 0 species occurrences available in GBIF matching the query:
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DOI: 10.15468/dl.zubapm
title: Occurrence Download

description: A dataset containing 505 species occurrences available in GBIF matching the query:
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Data from some individual datasets included in this download may be licensed under less restrictive terms.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-50
title: Panoramic view of the waterfront at The Port of Los Angeles looking north and spanning eastward, ca.1903

description: Photograph of a panoramic view of the waterfront at The Port of Los Angeles looking north and spanning eastward showing the main channel (center), San Pedro Ferry Landings (center), Deadman's Island (near center towards the right), Terminal Island (left), Carnegie Library (right) and the Presbyterian Church (right), ca.1903. Railroad tracks and utility poles line the strip of land before the wharf (foreground). Buildings, hoisting equipment and various shipping materials line the wharf. Ships, mostly sailboats, are parked along the wharf. People are working on and off the ship. More of the inland is visible at right.; Legible signs include: on CHS-5537 -- "San Pedro Dock Co.", "Consolidated Lumber", "The Southern California Lumber Co.", "55", "Railroad Crossing"; on CHS-5536 -- "Cal. Fish Co.", "A. T. & S. F., SC 622", "Michigan Central", "San Pedro, Los Angeles & Salt Lake, 691", "Pennsylvania"; on CHS-5536 -- "Pleiades", "33736", "Chicago, Indianapolis, & Louisville railway, 12074", "Salt Lake Fish Co."; CHS-5529 -- "Larson Boat Builder"; CHS-5528 -- "Knight & Kyde", "Los Angeles, San Pedro, Salt Lake"; CHS-5527 -- "Cannon's clothing and shoes", "The Royal Safe", "Missouri Jim's Restaurant", "Los Angeles Brewing Co.", "Union Station", "M. Brown San Francisco clothing store", "[...] saloon", "lots for [sale]".; "In 1869, the Los Angeles and San Pedro Railroad began service between the bay and Los Angeles. This 21-mile stretch of track was the first railroad in Southern California and marked the beginning of a new era of development for the harbor region. As the nation recovered from the Civil War, and with business booming, Banning led the crusade to solicit Congress for the first harbor improvements. These included dredging the shallow Main Channel in 1871 to a water depth of 10 feet and constructing a breakwater between Rattlesnake Island (now Terminal Island) and Deadman's Island (formerly located near Terminal Island). In that year alone, 50,000 tons of lumber, coal, and other types of cargo moved through the Port as the railroad industry became dominant." -- Port of Los Angeles Archives.; "The harbor was an active shipping center in 1897 when a federal panel selected San Pedro Bay over other coastal communities as the site for development of a major port. Construction of the breakwater began in 1899. In 1906, the City of Los Angeles annexed a 16-mile strip of unincorporated land from its southern border to a waterfront tract in San Pedro Bay, which was christened Harbor City. On December 9, 1907, the Los Angeles City Council created the Los Angeles Board of Harbor Commissioners, marking the official founding of the Port of Los Angeles." -- Port of Los Angeles Archives.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-115
title: View of the Cliff Palace at Mesa Verde (now a national park), Colorado, ca.1900

description: Photograph of a view of the Cliff Palace at Mesa Verde (now a national park), Colorado, ca.1900. A complex of primitive square houses, made of stones (or adobe), is situated in a large overhanging cave-like recess in the canyon wall. Many of the houses have square windows and several of the houses have holes punctured through their walls. Within the recess and on the canyon walls are carved openings or windows (possibly dwellings?). Shrubs and trees cover the area in the foreground.; "What is in the present day called Mesa Verde ('Green Table') National Park is an area containing many ruins of rock dwellings built into cliffs as well as on the flat surfaces of the upper mesa area. Within the park area itself, which occupies the northeast corner of the mesa (the majority of the mesa is on the Ute Mountain Ute Indian Reservation), almost 4,000 sites have been identified, including over 600 cliff dwellings. People had lived in this area for a long time previously, but the remarkable cliff dwellings themselves were constructed and inhabited at the end of this age between 1200 and 1300, after which the people left the area. Mesa Verde had a strange feel to it. From what was gathered during the visit, the people built the cliff dwellings--the most 'famous' and frequently photographed locations in the area--apparently as a 'retreat' from possibly an increasingly hostile setting and vulnerability that, living down in the valleys or up on the upper mesa, they became evermore subjected to. How else can one explain the move into cliffs where the majority of the living space was in shadow and where winter time would be much darker and damper, and hence, colder and less comfortable. It seems the more preferable spots would not be in such dark places. Something happened to make it necessary to move to higher, more defensible, ground. This seems to be substantiated by the fact that after 1300 the area was not lived in at all by these people." -- unknown author.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-1466
title: View of Main Street looking north from the top of a building near 6th Street, Los Angeles, ca.1917

description: Photograph (streetscape, horizontal photography) of a view of Main Street looking north from the top of a building near 6th Street, Los Angeles, ca.1917. Hotel Rosslyn (center) towers above other buildings on the street. Several similar-sized buildings stand adjacent to the hotel. Rooftops of shorter buildings in the foreground are visible. The street is busy with pedestrian and vehicle traffic. Many early-model cars are parked along the street. Legible signs include: "[...]00 modern rooms, [...] a day and up, transient, Hotel Green", "drink Coca-cola, delicious & refreshing", "Optic", "Thos. H.B. Varney", "coming!, Erving Berlins, international syncopated musical success", "watch your step", "A Ragtime Riot with 75 people, musical com[...]", "Montana Bar", "Burlesque", "Omar Theatre", "money to loan on anything, what have you?", "517, United Loan & Jewelry Co.", "Eastside Beer", "H. Rapha[...]", "Colyear's, furniture -- carpets -- stoves, storage, packing, shipping", "511, 504, Colvear's", "barber shop", "women's and men's clothing cleaned, pressed and altered while you wait, room 3", "United cigars", "The Palace bowling and billiard parlor", "Hotel Leonide", "Southern Cal. Wine Co.", "5th & Main Drug", "Canadian Office Bldg.", "San Fernando Office Bldg.", "Harper & Reynol majestic ranges", "Higgins building, absolutely fireproof", "C. Wesley Roberts Co. Bldg., agents, investments, office of bldg. Room [...]03", "Isaias W. Hellman building, [...] Main St. -- 124 W. 4th St.", "Van Nuys hotel", "drugs", "Harvard", "Schiffman dental office", "Oriental Café", "buttermilk", "New Hotel Rosslyn", "Title Insurance building", "Security building", "secured trust & savings".
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.15600695
title: From Static to Spatiotemporal: Dynamic Volatility Distribution Parameterizations for Global Organic Aerosol Simulations
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17529341
title: From Static to Spatiotemporal: Dynamic Volatility Distribution Parameterizations for Global Organic Aerosol Simulations
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-1026
title: Panoramic view of Los Angeles, looking west, north and east from the intersection of 9th & Main St., ca.1915

description: Photograph of a panoramic view of Los Angeles, looking west, north and east from the intersection of Ninth Street and Main Street, ca.1915. High rise buildings adorned by signs line the streets, in the foreground more prominent to the left, with smaller buildings standing to the right. Mountains are faintly visible along the horizon.; Legible signs from left to right include: "Stillwell", "Hotel Yale", "Los Angelus Desk Co. / Office Furniture", "Majestic Theatre and Office Building.", "White Garage", "Egan School / Music and Drama / The Los Angeles Music College Seventh Floor", "Hamburger's / Broadway. Eighth & Hill Sts.", "Hamburger's / Largest Department Store in the West; Absolutely Fireproof", "Terrill", "Bronson's Desk Exchange / Buy Sell", "Newmark's Cabinet", "J.W. Hellmann", "Pure and Healthiful Coca-Cola", "The Niagara / Furnished Rooms", "Central Bldg.", "Eastern Outfitting Company / Adjoining the Pacific Electric Building / Furniture Carpets Draperies", "Owl Cigar 5¢", "Anheuser Busch", and "We Sell New [...] Pianos".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-1027
title: Panoramic view of Los Angeles, looking west, north and east from the intersection of 9th & Main St., ca.1915

description: Photograph of a panoramic view of Los Angeles, looking west, north and east from the intersection of Ninth Street and Main Street, ca.1915. High rise buildings adorned by signs line the streets, in the foreground more prominent to the left, with smaller buildings standing to the right. Mountains are faintly visible along the horizon.; Legible signs from left to right include: "Stillwell", "Hotel Yale", "Los Angelus Desk Co. / Office Furniture", "Majestic Theatre and Office Building.", "White Garage", "Egan School / Music and Drama / The Los Angeles Music College Seventh Floor", "Hamburger's / Broadway. Eighth & Hill Sts.", "Hamburger's / Largest Department Store in the West; Absolutely Fireproof", "Terrill", "Bronson's Desk Exchange / Buy Sell", "Newmark's Cabinet", "J.W. Hellmann", "Pure and Healthiful Coca-Cola", "The Niagara / Furnished Rooms", "Central Bldg.", "Eastern Outfitting Company / Adjoining the Pacific Electric Building / Furniture Carpets Draperies", "Owl Cigar 5¢", "Anheuser Busch", and "We Sell New [...] Pianos".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-1030
title: Panoramic view of Los Angeles, looking west, north and east from the intersection of 9th & Main St., ca.1915

description: Photograph of a panoramic view of Los Angeles, looking west, north and east from the intersection of Ninth Street and Main Street, ca.1915. High rise buildings adorned by signs line the streets, in the foreground more prominent to the left, with smaller buildings standing to the right. Mountains are faintly visible along the horizon.; Legible signs from left to right include: "Stillwell", "Hotel Yale", "Los Angelus Desk Co. / Office Furniture", "Majestic Theatre and Office Building.", "White Garage", "Egan School / Music and Drama / The Los Angeles Music College Seventh Floor", "Hamburger's / Broadway. Eighth & Hill Sts.", "Hamburger's / Largest Department Store in the West; Absolutely Fireproof", "Terrill", "Bronson's Desk Exchange / Buy Sell", "Newmark's Cabinet", "J.W. Hellmann", "Pure and Healthiful Coca-Cola", "The Niagara / Furnished Rooms", "Central Bldg.", "Eastern Outfitting Company / Adjoining the Pacific Electric Building / Furniture Carpets Draperies", "Owl Cigar 5¢", "Anheuser Busch", and "We Sell New [...] Pianos".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-459
title: Team of oxen in Mexico being goaded by a man in a sombrero, ca.1905

description: Photograph of a team of oxen in Mexico being goaded by a man in a sombrero, ca.1905. Six oxen are pictured at center, pulling a large cart full of what appears to be hay. A man in a sombrero stands behind the cart, brandishing a long pole. A tall, cobblestone wall and trees are visible in the background. CHS-621A is a crop of CHS-621.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-1011
title: View of Spring Street looking South from Franklin Street, showing the Courthouse Hill, Los Angeles, ca.1878

description: Photograph of a view of Spring Street looking South from Franklin Street, showing the Courthouse Hill, Los Angeles, ca.1878. A work yard is shown behind picket fence in the foreground, a small brick building at its center and the framework for a carriage in the lower left corner. Beyond the fence, Spring Street can be seen, the spired Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church South built in 1875 visible first on the left side of the road with the City Brewery building following farther back; the church was located on the east side of Spring Street, between First and Second Streets. Suburban houses fill the rest of the town's blocks, with a windmill visible over the rooftops to the right. The first Spring Street School can also be seen on the northwest corner of Second Street and Spring. Included is a letter F.S. Hamilton's recollection of the landmarks in the image.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-778
title: Panoramic view of Brentwood farmland in the Santa Monica Canyon, ca.1904

description: Photograph of a panoramic view of Brentwood farmland in the Santa Monica Canyon, ca.1904. Cacti sprout from the hills and valleys visible to the extreme left of the image, while an arcing road cuts through the image at center. To the right of this, dry desertland appears before encountering the second set of hills to the far right. A small home, which has been identified as "Mr. Oakley's home--Oakmont", can be seen on the swell of the leftmost hill in the frame. Picture file card also reads "Bristol Street north from circle on Beverly Boulevard".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-781
title: Panoramic view of Brentwood farmland in the Santa Monica Canyon, ca.1904

description: Photograph of a panoramic view of Brentwood farmland in the Santa Monica Canyon, ca.1904. Cacti sprout from the hills and valleys visible to the extreme left of the image, while an arcing road cuts through the image at center. To the right of this, dry desertland appears before encountering the second set of hills to the far right. A small home, which has been identified as "Mr. Oakley's home--Oakmont", can be seen on the swell of the leftmost hill in the frame. Picture file card also reads "Bristol Street north from circle on Beverly Boulevard".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-782
title: Panoramic view of Brentwood farmland in the Santa Monica Canyon, ca.1904

description: Photograph of a panoramic view of Brentwood farmland in the Santa Monica Canyon, ca.1904. Cacti sprout from the hills and valleys visible to the extreme left of the image, while an arcing road cuts through the image at center. To the right of this, dry desertland appears before encountering the second set of hills to the far right. A small home, which has been identified as "Mr. Oakley's home--Oakmont", can be seen on the swell of the leftmost hill in the frame. Picture file card also reads "Bristol Street north from circle on Beverly Boulevard".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-1164
title: Panoramic view of the Palisades north of the Long Wharf, ca.1904

description: Photograph of a panoramic view of Santa Monica palisades, looking southwest from the foothills, ca.1904. Rolling, grassy hills are visible with the ocean on the horizon beyond. To the extreme right, a post-and-wire fence can be seen sloping down part of the foreground hill, while a second section of fence can be seen in the centerground to the left. In the far left distance, a road can be seen, along with a cluster of trees. The hills seem to collapse into a gully or a strait in the distance just left of center.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-1483
title: Photograph of a panoramic view of farmland on Santa Monica Boulevard looking east, 1904

description: Photograph of a panoramic view of farmland on Santa Monica Boulevard looking east, 1904. At left, a farmhouse which includes a windmill and corral can be seen standing to the right of a long road which continues into the distance. Closer to center, the roof of another building on the homestead can be seen behind a foregroudn hill. The road is lined by utility poles. Oil wells speckle the distance, where a mountain can be seen faintly to the left.