cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-1302
title: Panoramic view of Los Angeles, looking southeast on 5th Street from Grand Avenue, showing Pershing Square, ca.1913

description: Photograph of a panoramic view of Los Angeles, looking southeast on 5th Street (at left), from Grand Avenue (foreground at left and right), showing Pershing Square (center), ca.1913. The cityscape is thriving with commercial buildings. Notable buildings include Hazards Pavilion (left), the Philharmonic Auditorium (left), Episcopal Church (center foreground), and two buildings under construction in the distance (at right).; CHS-5818 -- Legible signs include: "L.A. Gas", "Higgins building", "use L.A. Gas", "Hotel Trenton", "Auditorium Hotel", "the Blue Bell, restaurant, hot cakes, coffee", "Coca-cola, delicious and refreshing", "Grant building, Montgomery Bros jewelers", "[...] years old, [...], in bond", "[...]liar", "ear[...]", "Mason building", "the Angelus", "Hibernian building", "Alexander Brick & Bro.", "[...] Winston St", "[...] Jeffries", "Machin Shirt Co.". CHS-5819 -- Legible signs include: "Hotel Diller", "Wringley's spearmint gum", "[...] W. Stockwell", "Hotel Alexandria, erected by Bilicke-Rowan Fireproof Building Co., this fire proof hotel is fire proof", "[...] Laundry Company", "Los Angeles Examiner", "C.F. Weber & Co.", "[...] & Talbott", "Los Angeles Trust and Savings Bank, building", "Canfield Hardware Co.", "Fowler Brothers books", "Hotel Portsmouth". CHS-5820 -- Legible signs include: "[...]berg Co., lighting [...]", "Hotel Hayward", "Young Womens Boarding Home", "[Southe]rn [Pacif]ic", "H. Jevne Co.", "Realty Board bldg.", "Union Oil building", "the Paris shop, department".; CHS-5821 -- Legible signs include: "Pacific Mutual", "Pease Bros.", "R.D. Bronson Desk Co. Inc., office furniture, safes", "Sandbo[...] Vail & Co., stationery, engraving, picture frames, artists, materials", "[...]-Jenkins Furniture Co., your credit is good here", "Vollner-Jantzen Company Inc., fine china", "[bow?]ling", "the Park Resort, furnished rooms", "for business property, buy real estate, Rob T. Marsh & Co., 2nd floor, Trust & Savings bldg., 6th & Spring Sts.", "Hotel Sequoia, European plan, newly furnished, new management", "restaurant", "Gaso[...]", "the Conway", "Maryland apartments", "Key West, rooms and apartments", "Hotel Marlb[...]", "John Shepen, groceries and meats", "Harmony Hotel", "genuine bull Durham", "Hotel Washington, European", "Amos News Co., newspapers", "Arthur Cohn, grocery and bakery, meats, 512-524", "the Woodward".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-939
title: Panoramic view of Los Angeles, looking east from 6th Street and Hill Street, showing building tops and new construction, ca.1913

description: Photograph of a panoramic view of Los Angeles, looking east from 6th Street and Hill Street, showing building tops and new construction, ca.1913. Two large buildings are under construction (one at center, and other at right). Notable structures include the L.A. Gas tower (at left), Pease Bros building (at right) and the L.A. Business College building (at right).; CHS-5828 -- Legible signs include: "Western Bldg. & Investment Co's, future homes, homes on easy terms", "Eastern Outfitting Co.", "AB Co., sign, banner & pennant", "James C. Barr -- H.I. Mott Allen", "Los Angeles, California", "banners, societies lodges, in quantities for advertising", "[...] gowns, Paris gowns, ladies tailor", "L.A. Gas", "drink Coca-cola, delicious and refreshing", "Cal Show, bank, storage office", "Brown Lee apartments", "Realty Board bldg", "directory", "Orpheum", "Hartstock photo", "Boston Market shoe market, mens shoes", "Krystal, ladies tailor", "Forrester building", "Weigelt & comp., wholesale millinery", "Union Oil building", "Adamas & Abel Co., wholesale jewelers", "masquerade costumes", "landfields", "J.E. Carr building".; CHS-5829 -- Legible signs include: "Hotel Chickasaw", "furniture, carpets, draperies", "Bullock's". CHS-5830 -- Legible signs include: "Pease Bros", "Vollmer-Jantzen Company Inc., fine china, cut[...]", "the Tribune, one cent, daily and Sunday", "Colorado, cloak & suit house, your credit is good", "L.A. Business College", "Schape [...], wom[...]", "the Express", "Percival Hotel".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-883
title: Panoramic view showing 200 degrees of Los Angeles looking east from hillside above Broadway (formerly Fort Street), May 13, 1869 (1868?)

description: Photograph of a panoramic view showing 200 degrees of Los Angeles looking east from hillside above Broadway (formerly Fort Street), May 13, 1869 (1868?). At left is a lumberyard with stacks of processed lumber piled at the corner of the lot near the street with the y-split. Nearby, to the right of the lumberyard, is the First Episcopal Church (1st Protestant Church in Los Angeles). The church has a steep roof with a room extending from below the gable in view. Above the church, on the hill in the foreground, is the photographer S.A. Rendall. With his hands in his pockets, the thick-bearded man stands facing towards the direction of the lumberyard. In the center stands the Old Market House building. It is a rectangular building with a square clock tower in the center. To the right of the Old Market House and in the foreground is the Masonic Temple building. New High Street runs horizontally just below the grassy hill in the foreground. In 1998, the intersection of Broadway and Temple Street sits in the heart of Los Angeles' Civic Center: the Hall of Justice would be located on the lot to the left, and the County Criminal Courts building and Court House hill would be located in the foreground of CHS-5834. Compares to: CHS-7179.; "There are several theories surrounding the photographer in this panoramic. One theory claims that the original image did not show the photographer and that he (or possibly someone else) later added himself to the image. Another theory speculates that the original did indeed have the photographer in the image but was later falsely corrected with the intention of rectifying history by editing the photographer out of the image." -- unknown author.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-1575
title: Panoramic view of the Sherman Indian School in Riverside, ca.1910

description: Photograph of a panoramic view of the Sherman Indian School in Riverside, ca.1910. The school is comprised of many buildings that surround a very large courtyard. Young trees are scattered across the courtyard, often near the footpaths. Many of the buildings, of Spanish-style architecture, feature multicurved gables, arched windows, arcades, bell towers, dome towers, crosses on the peaks of buildings, and Spanish tiled roofs. Several of the buildings (at right) have porticos. An American flag stands near the corner buildings at left. Water sprinklers are watering the grass in the courtyard.; "The museum is housed in the Sherman Indian High School's administration building, the current school's only original architecture. The small, one-story Spanish style building still stands as it did 100 years ago, although the rest of the school was demolished and rebuilt to meet earthquake standards during the 1970s." -- unknown author.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-247
title: Exterior view of the Nadeau Hotel on Spring Street and First Street, Los Angeles, ca.1905

description: Photograph of the exterior view of the Nadeau Hotel on Spring Street and First Street, Los Angeles, ca.1905. The four-story hotel features arched windows all throughout the building on the second floor and up. In the center of the building facing the street on the left are small decorative pediments above each floor from the second floor and up. At the top, above all the other small pediments, is a larger and wider pediment. Further above it is yet another pediment where underneath it displays "Nadeau 1883." The first floor consists mostly of shops. Some stores have striped cloth awnings covering their window fronts. Other commercial buildings can be seen to the left and right of the hotel. Streetcar tracks line the intersection in the foreground. The streets are busy with pedestrian and horse carriage traffic. At the corner of the hotel, on top of the roof, is a corner sign that reads "Hotel Nadeua." The hotel was built in 1883.; Legible signs include: "Tony Zorb's fountain saloon", "Fitzgerald Music Co., music house", "Krell pianos", "Walk Over Shoe House", "108, 109, The Leader Millenary", "A.B. Greenwald Cigar Co.", "tickets on sale now, Al Kaufman, Dave Barry, Kid Solomon, Joe Green", "Paris, Dublin, London, Edinburgh, Vienna, Berlin, papers from all parts of the world", "Godfrey & Moore druggist", "Siegal the hatter", "Hotel Nadeau café and restaurant", "power off", "[...]k store, [owl cig]ar, Ed Herwick", and "physician and surgeon".; File card reads: "Remi Nadeau opened the hotel in 1882 with a grand ball attended by the Southland's elite. He bought the site in 1872 for the 'un-heard' of sum of $20,000. The Nadeau boasted of the first electric elevator to be installed in Los Angeles. Some of the guests at the hotel have included: Anna Held, General Nelson A. Miles, Lillian Russell, and John L. Sullivan (one-time heavyweight champion)."
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-248
title: Exterior view of the Nadeau Hotel on Spring Street and First Street, Los Angeles, ca.1905

description: Photograph of the exterior view of the Nadeau Hotel on Spring Street and First Street, Los Angeles, ca.1905. The four-story hotel features arched windows all throughout the building on the second floor and up. In the center of the building facing the street on the left are small decorative pediments above each floor from the second floor and up. At the top, above all the other small pediments, is a larger and wider pediment. Further above it is yet another pediment where underneath it displays "Nadeau 1883." The first floor consists mostly of shops. Some stores have striped cloth awnings covering their window fronts. Other commercial buildings can be seen to the left and right of the hotel. Streetcar tracks line the intersection in the foreground. The streets are busy with pedestrian and horse carriage traffic. At the corner of the hotel, on top of the roof, is a corner sign that reads "Hotel Nadeua." The hotel was built in 1883.; Legible signs include: "Tony Zorb's fountain saloon", "Fitzgerald Music Co., music house", "Krell pianos", "Walk Over Shoe House", "108, 109, The Leader Millenary", "A.B. Greenwald Cigar Co.", "tickets on sale now, Al Kaufman, Dave Barry, Kid Solomon, Joe Green", "Paris, Dublin, London, Edinburgh, Vienna, Berlin, papers from all parts of the world", "Godfrey & Moore druggist", "Siegal the hatter", "Hotel Nadeau café and restaurant", "power off", "[...]k store, [owl cig]ar, Ed Herwick", and "physician and surgeon".; File card reads: "Remi Nadeau opened the hotel in 1882 with a grand ball attended by the Southland's elite. He bought the site in 1872 for the 'un-heard' of sum of $20,000. The Nadeau boasted of the first electric elevator to be installed in Los Angeles. Some of the guests at the hotel have included: Anna Held, General Nelson A. Miles, Lillian Russell, and John L. Sullivan (one-time heavyweight champion)."
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-55
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-c65-851
title: View of Fletcher Drive looking northeast from below Avenue 36 in Glassell Park, showing a curve to be widened and remodeled, October 6, 1938

description: Photograph of a view of Fletcher Drive looking northeast from below Avenue 36 in Glassell Park, showing a curve to be widened and remodeled, October 6, 1938. The paved road is at center and curves around a hill to the left. There are six early-model automobiles on the road, including a convertible at right. An empty hill is at left, while several small houses can be seen at right. There is a long line of tall hills in the background, and many houses can be seen on the slopes of the hills.; Originally, the image was labeled as "View of Silverlake's Fletcher Drive looking northeast from below Avenue 36, showing a curve to be widened and remodeled, October 6, 1938".
DOI: 10.15468/dl.7fyzyx
title: Occurrence Download

description: A dataset containing 4 species occurrences available in GBIF matching the query:
{
 "TaxonKey" : [
 "is Oreocharis nemoralis"
 ]
}

 The dataset includes 4 records from 2 constituent datasets; see https://api.gbif.org/v1/occurrence/download/0017061-251025141854904/datasets/export for details.
 
Data from some individual datasets included in this download may be licensed under less restrictive terms.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-1314
title: Panoramic view of Baldwin Lake, Big Bear Valley, ca.1930

description: Photograph of a panoramic view of Baldwin Lake, Big Bear Valley, ca.1930. The lake stretches across the image and small ripples can be seen on its surface. Tall coniferous trees can be seen lining the shores of the lake. Tree-covered mountains are visible in the background. A dirt road can be seen around the edge of the lake at left.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-1318
title: Panoramic view of Baldwin Lake, Big Bear Valley, ca.1930

description: Photograph of a panoramic view of Baldwin Lake, Big Bear Valley, ca.1930. The lake stretches across the image and small ripples can be seen on its surface. Tall coniferous trees can be seen lining the shores of the lake. Tree-covered mountains are visible in the background. A dirt road can be seen around the edge of the lake at left.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-1629
title: Golden Gate International Exposition in San Francisco, 1939

description: Photographic postcard of an aerial drawing of "Golden Gate International Exposition - 1939, San Francisco Bay, #2573", 1939. Boats float in the water in the right foreground while automobiles drive along the street at left. Large buildings of various shapes decorate the land at center. A tower can be seen at left. Mountains stand across the background.; CHS-43277A (back of postcard) -- Original postcard message reads: "Dear Auntie, I thought this might interest you. It is going to be a beautiful exposition. Flashily, Helen." The post card is addressed to: "Mrs. Thos. O'Hallaran, 4480 Hortensia Way, San Diego, Calif." A later handwritten note on the post card reads: "Helen likes to send things like this to me. I thought it might interest William. Frank." Handwritten caption reads: "Expositions - U.S. - San Francisco, 1939." The postmark reads: "San Francisco, Calif. 19386, Mar 24, 11:30 AM, buy U.S. savings bonds, ask your postmaster". Postage stamp shows a profile image of Benjamin Franklin facing left with "Unites States Postage, Franklin" in the frame around his image, "cent" below his image, and "1" below and flanking his image.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-236
title: Liquids being exchanged between a ship and the Standard Oil Company oil loading wharf, ca.1920

description: Photograph of liquids being exchanged between a ship and the Standard Oil Company oil loading wharf, ca.1920. In the foreground to the right, several steel pipes and valves sitting atop a group of three horizontal pipes can be seen. These pipes and valves stretch down the edge of the wharf. At center, a small wooden platform can be seen connecting the wharf to the deck of the ship on the right. A few steel pipes and valves can also be seen on the deck of the ship. A large rubber hose is visible connecting a pipe on the ship's deck to a pipe on the wharf's edge. Several rectangular compartments decorate the deck of the ship. In the far background, a triple-layered structure showing several doors can be seen rising from the upper deck of the ship. On the wooden wharf to the left, an empty bows and part of a metal beam are visible at center. In the far background, a wooden pile sits adjacent to a large structure. Further to the left, a line of utility poles running along a metal fence can be seen. A small sign near the fence above a small structure reads: "Firehose 150 ft. Single Wrap". The Standard Oil Company oil loading wharf included Berths 97 and 98.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-207
title: Exterior view of the Alhambra Hotel after it was moved, 1924

description: Photograph of an exterior view of the Alhambra Hotel after it was moved, 1924. The six-story hotel can be seen in the background and rests on a series of metal girders. In the foreground, workers can be seen near where the hotel used to be. Utility wires can be seen at right. A sign on the bottom story of the hotel reads: "This 6-story re-enforced concrete building 60 x 123 feet, weighing 11,000 tons - ws moved 130 feet sideways by the Kress House Moving Company of Los Angeles." Relates to USC-2-1-1-1290
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-1670
title: Panorama of San Francisco from Nob Hill in the aftermath of the fire and earthquake, 1906

description: Photograph of a panorama of San Francisco from Nob Hill in the aftermath of the fire and earthquake, 1906. To the right, a section of brick chimney can be seen standing free in the foreground, just to the right of a section of road that leads down an incline to the right and back up to the residential section of the city. Farther left, the foundation of a decimated building takes up the entire foreground until just right of center, with the charred city and mountains visible in the background. At left, a lone dark building with a tall domed tower stands amongst piles of rubble and the burned remains of other buildings. Scattered throughout the city are burned trees.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-1658
title: Panorama of San Francisco in the aftermath of the 1906 earthquake and fire, shown from the Stanford residence (?) on Nob Hill, 1906

description: Photograph of a panorama of San Francisco in the aftermath of the 1906 earthquake and fire, shown from the Leland Stanford residence (?) on Nob Hill, 1906. A Gothic church is pictured at center, its roof missing or destroyed, while razed building foundations can be seen across the entire foreground of the image. To the far right, a collection of freestanding chimneys are grouped in such a concentration that they look like a miniature city of their own. More churches can be seen to the far left, while back at center, a building under construction can also be seen. A sign to the right of it reads "Bur[...] Shoes [...] 112 Geary [...]".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-1657
title: Panorama of San Francisco in the aftermath of the 1906 earthquake and fire, shown from the Stanford residence (?) on Nob Hill, 1906

description: Photograph of a panorama of San Francisco in the aftermath of the 1906 earthquake and fire, shown from the Leland Stanford residence (?) on Nob Hill, 1906. A Gothic church is pictured at center, its roof missing or destroyed, while razed building foundations can be seen across the entire foreground of the image. To the far right, a collection of freestanding chimneys are grouped in such a concentration that they look like a miniature city of their own. More churches can be seen to the far left, while back at center, a building under construction can also be seen. A sign to the right of it reads "Bur[...] Shoes [...] 112 Geary [...]".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-1082
title: View of the Bullard Block, located at North Spring Street between Court Street and Market Street, showing the Tribe Dairy Lunch restaurant, ca.1923

description: Photograph of the Bullard Block, located at North Spring Street between Court Street and Market Street, showing the Tribe Dairy Lunch restaurant, ca.1923. The Bullard Block, occupied by an ornate five-story building constructed in the Second Empire style of architecture, sits at center. Rounded turrets run the entire height of the building at both of its visible corners. The awninged "Tribe Dairy Lunch" Restaurant occupies the near corner of the building at its ground level. The paved streets that border the building are occupied by automobiles and striped by streetcar tracks.