cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-412
title: Portrait of of Joseph Newmark, pictured in bust, [s.d.]

description: Photographic portrait of Joseph Newmark, pictured in bust, [s.d.]. Newmark is pictured circumscribed in an oval border, looking almost directly at the viewer although skewed slightly to the left. He wears a darkly-colored three-piece suit and a small bow-tie. Deep furrows can be seen in the man's face, especially around the bags beneath his eyes. The hair on top of his head is graying and receding. He appears to be in his fifties.; "Born in Germany, June 15, 1799. Following his ordination as Rabbi, he arrived in the United States in 1824. After a short residence in New York City, during which he organized the Elm Street [...]gue, he moved to Somerset, Conn., where he became a mason, January 21, 1831. He pioneered in [Saint L]ouis in 1840 and five years alter was one of the early settlers in Dubuque, Iowa, then a frontier [...]. In 1846 he again pitched his tent in New York City where he started the Wooster Street Congr[egation] [...] Sunday Evenings at his home. This institution, whose first President was Jacob Elias, concerned i[...] the care of the sick and proper respect according ot the Jewish ritual to the dead. An immediate [...] of Mr. Newmark's influence was the establishment of religious services on the Jewish Holy Days, [...] which this sincerely religoius man officiated; this was followed by the purchase of a cemetery [...] Newmark died in Los Angeles October 19, 1881 at the advanced age of 82 years". -- Unknown author.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-653
title: The painting "Saint Michael" by Reni, depicting an archangel triumphant over a devil, [s.d.]

description: Photograph of the painting "Saint Michael" by Reni, depicting an archangel triumphant over a devil, [s.d.]. An angel stands the length of the image, dressed in lightly-colored armor, whose breastplate resembles a male torso. The angel raises a sword to the left, as if in preparation to thrust it into the much more darkly colored devil held beneath his foot to the right. The devil appears to be wearing no armor at all. A chain is grasped in the angel's other hand.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-452
title: Little girl standing under huge banana plant at Bellevue Terrace Hotel, Los Angeles, ca.1890

description: Photograph of banana plant at Bellevue Terrace Hotel, Figueroa Street and Sixth Street, Los Angeles. Under the plant are a woman sitting in a chair and a little girl. Porches of the hotel are visible at left. Additional trees and plants are also visible.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-1172
title: Westlake Park (later MacArthur Park) from 7th Street and Alvarado Street, ca.1905

description: Photograph of Westlake Park (later MacArthur Park) from 7th Street and Alvarado Street looking northwest, ca.1905. Railroad tracks run across the foreground to the right. Several benches along the line of the tracks but facing toward the park are interspersed with trees. The boat house is visible at left adjacent to the lake. A neighborhood of residences is visible beyond the park at right.
DOI: 10.15468/dl.nwsf8z
title: Occurrence Download

description: A dataset containing 0 species occurrences available in GBIF matching the query:
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 The dataset includes 0 records from 0 constituent datasets; see https://api.gbif.org/v1/occurrence/download/0016995-251025141854904/datasets/export for details.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-742
title: Two adobes situated in the hills at Fort Tejon, ca.1933

description: Photograph of two adobes situated in the hills at Fort Tejon, ca.1933. A dirt path leads from the left foreground in a bend towards the two adobes at center. The foremost adobe shows bare brick and has a peaked roof shingled with wooden planks. Two windows are visible in the facade. A second adobe is partially visible behind it, obscured by the hill that it rests beside. Wooden planks jacket its walls, and two bare trees can be seen standing to the left of it. Large hills are visible in the background.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-870
title: View of Ocean Park Boulevard looking east from Amherst before construction, September 29, 1939

description: Photograph of a view of Ocean Park Boulevard looking east from Amherst before construction, September 29, 1939. A wide dirt road extends into the distance at center from the foreground at left. An open field lined with bushes can be seen along the side of the road at right. In the distance at left is a row of light-colored houses, and more houses can be seen in the distance at center. A line of utility poles can be seen at left. Compares to CHS-14447, which shows the same roads after construction.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-1540
title: Flower patches on the grounds of the Empire Mine in Grass Valley, ca.1910

description: Photograph of flower patches on the grounds of the Empire Mine in Grass Valley, ca.1910. Four small flower patches can be seen growing in a grassy field in the foreground. Behind them is a low stone wall running parallel to a cement walkway. Several small bushes and trees can be seen in the middle ground, and behind the small trees is a large forest full of conifer trees. Several lines of mountains can be seen in the distance.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-86
title: View of six men posing on the number three dredge on the Kings River, 1909

description: Photograph of a view of six men posing on the number three dredge on the Kings River, 1909. The dredge is at center and consists of a large boat with a crane at the bow. The crane supports a massive X-shaped digging tool, on which the six men are standing or sitting and looking at the viewer. All of the men are wearing overalls and boots except one, who is wearing long pants. All but one have hats as well. The river is very narrow, and large mounds of dirt can be seen on both banks. Several trees are visible in the distance.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-872
title: View of Ocean Park Boulevard looking east from Amherst Avenue after construction, June 21, 1940

description: Photograph of a view of Ocean Park Boulevard looking east from Amherst Avenue after construction, June 21, 1940. Freshly paved Ocean Park Boulevard extends into the distance from the foreground at right. An open field can be seen along the side of the road at right, and a row of light-colored houses is at left. More houses are visible in the distance at center, and a row of utility poles runs parallel to the road at left. Two early-model automobiles are driving on the road in the background. Compares to CHS-14446, which shows the same streets before paving.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-850
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: 10.25549/chs-c65-520
title: Portrait of a Navajo Indian captain (or chieftain?), son-in-law of the great Chief Manuelito, wearing a very expensive necklace, Painted Desert, Arizona, ca.1901

description: Photographic portrait of a Navajo Indian captain (or chieftain?), son-in-law of the great Chief Manuelito, wearing a very expensive necklace, Painted Desert, Arizona, ca.1901. He is visible from the waist up. He is wearing a twisted cloth band around his head and a striped blanket draped across his left shoulder. The individual adobe bricks of a building are distinguishable in the wall behind him. He is looking straight ahead.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-1438
title: Traffic at the northwest corner of Downey Block at Main Street looking north from Temple Block, ca.1873-1878

description: Photograph of traffic at the northwest corner of Downey Block at Main Street looking north from Temple Block, ca.1873-1878. In the center foreground, a bottleneck of horse-drawn carriages and pedestrians is pictured. Commercial buildings line the left side of the image, while other carriages can be seen parked along the sidewalk in the right distance. the Saint Charles Hotel and the Pico House are visible.; Legible signs from left to right include: "V. Ponet, dealer in Pictures and Picture Frames. French & German Plated Mirrors"; "A. Wright & Co. Hardware, Crockery. Leather & Shoefindings. Paints & Oils, Garden Seeds"; "Levy & Coblentz" (on on the portico's architrave, which faces the camera at center).
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-1549
title: Spring Street looking north from Sixth Street, ca.1915

description: Photograph of Spring Street looking north from Sixth Street, ca.1915. Automobiles are parked along the curbs. An electric streetcar is in the middle of the street among automobile traffic further up the street. Pedestrians move along the sidewalks. Most of the buildings are 5 stories or higher with businesses at street level and residential on upper floors. Legible signs include: "Hotel Hayward, absolutely fire proof", "Ed. Herwick", "nant, [...]5¢, the great cigar, [...] smoke, [...] distributor", "Puritan Cafeteria, 615, a good place to eat, 613", "The Times", "nama", "Majestic Theatre, week starting Sunday Jan. 18, The", "Empress [...] March 16, [...] Leslie [...] Hogan Painter", "The Traffic", "Pacific Navigation Company", "Hiber", "Security Building", "Security Trust and Savings Bank, safe deposit vaults", "Title Insurance Bldg.", "Lissner Bldg.", streetcar "West Ninth", "Dyas-Cline", "freight", "608, Washington-Sunset", "Steam Ship Co.", "Ticket", "real estate", "I.C.S.", "Western Union Telegraph and Cable", "Telegrams and cables, cableletters, [...], money by telegram", "car license '5275'".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-89
title: Drum Barracks Warehouse with Camel in front, ca.1865

description: Photograph of U.S. Army Headquarters at Wilmington. A stands in front of the drum barracks ready for loading for trip to Arizona fort. The building is of wood and has two large doors big enough for moving large size goods in and out. In front of the building is a camel with two humps, a man holding the reins of a horse, and a front yard. The building also has an covered porch for a porton of the way. Off to the side, a group of men stand, some of which may be in uniform. It appears that another building is pictured along side the warehouse. It has the same style porch.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-1293
title: Fourth Street looking west from Main Street, Los Angeles, ca.1887

description: Photograph of a panoramic view of Fourth Street looking west from Main Street -- site of the Van Nuys Hotel -- Los Angeles, ca.1887. Tall thickly foliated trees dominate the foreground. Mostly small commercial buildings line Fourth Street at left. The Street goes up a steep hill in the distance at the top of which several large Victorian houses are situated. Other larger commercial buildings and scattered dwellings are at center and right including a church. A few horse-drawn vehicles and pedestrians are on Fourth Street. Legible signs include: "Shaving 10¢", "Market", "Niles Pease furniture & carpets", "Salisbury Block", "J.W. Davis Drug Store", "205, C.E. Donahue, fancy groceries", "Walton & Wachtel", ..."eachy Harness Emporium"....
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-61
title: Painting by James Walker depicting a well-dressed California caballero on his horse, ca.1840

description: Photograph of a painting by James Walker depicting a well-dressed caballero on his horse, ca.1840. The man and horse are pictured in profile at center, facing right. The man wears a tan bolero suit with red trim and a white shirt, and carries a red horse-blanket behind him. His horse is deep brown and the grass beneath them appears to be parched. Picture file card reads "Los Angeles Museum of Natural History".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-749
title: Two views of the entrance to an adobe on the Rubidoux rancho, showing a horse trough, 1960

description: Photograph of two views of the entrance to an adobe on the Rubidoux rancho, showing a horse trough, 1960. Two photos have been placed together, one on top of the other. The top photo shows the dilapidated adobe, its wooden door shut and clutter arranged in the yard to the left of it. The trough may be tucked-away in the shade of a tree to the right. The bottom image shows an entrance into an adobe, next to which a large wooden keg is pictured resting against the wall of the adobe with a jug hung across its top. A trunk and other accoutrements can be seen leaning against the adobe at left.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-714
title: View of Morro Rock and Bay near San Luis Obispo, showing a grassy knoll in the foreground, ca.1900

description: Photograph of a view of Morro Rock and Bay near San Luis Obispo, showing a grassy knoll in the foreground, ca.1900. A tree-dappled knoll is pictured in the foreground, a swath of its grass trimmed neatly at right. Across the patterns of silt in the bay below, the tall hump of Morro Rock can be seen standing with water lapping at its edges. Hills can be seen faintly in the distance.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-980
title: Lithograph by E.S. Glover depicting a panoramic view of Los Angeles, looking south, ca.1881

description: Photograph of a lithograph by E.S. Glover depicting a panoramic view of Los Angeles, looking south, ca.1881. A sweeping view of the city is shown, with more hilly, rural land visible in the foreground. At the center foreground, a windmill is pictured, just to the left of a circle of trees. Farther right, the silhouettes of two purveyors can be seen atop the swell of one of the hills. Major streets such as Temple Street, Alameda Street and Main Street are labeled. An earlier record reads "Panoramic view of Los Angeles from hill back of Sisters Hospital on Sunset Boulevard.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-1242
title: Panorama of the Los Angeles Harbor, including Terminal Island and the West Basin, ca.1905

description: Photograph of a panorama of the Los Angeles Harbor, including Terminal Island and the West Basin, ca.1905. Farthest left, a railroad track runs from the lower right corner to the left edge before wrapping around a large peninsula at center. A line of utility poles runs parallel to the tracks, and a road meets up with them at left. It is low tide, and the bottom of the harbor is dry in many places. Beyond this, a large, flat island can be seen at center, while farther right a small boat is visible on the water. Still farther right a Kerckoff Cuzner Mill and Lumber Company warehouse can be seen along with a Hammond Lumber Company building.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-1259
title: Panorama of the San Pedro Harbor, showing lumber being loaded from ships to freight trains, ca.1913

description: Photograph of a panorama of the San Pedro Harbor, showing lumber being loaded from ships to freight trains, ca.1913. Masses of stacked lumber are visible to both sides of a narrow channel which runs the width of the panorama. Towards the center, a small steam ship can be seen docked against the far edge of the channel. In the background, a warehouse can be seen which bears the sign "Pacific Wharf and Storage Co.". A second ship is farther right on the opposite side of the channel, where railroad cars can be seen packed with lumber. Still farther right, more freight cars can be seen on the tracks, these apparently filled with gravel or some other granular material. Towards the right edge of the photo, just across a dirt road which separates it from the rest of the shipyard, a large flat of dry, cracked earth can be seen, possibly a dried or drained section of marsh.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-1260
title: Panorama of the San Pedro Harbor, showing lumber being loaded from ships to freight trains, ca.1913

description: Photograph of a panorama of the San Pedro Harbor, showing lumber being loaded from ships to freight trains, ca.1913. Masses of stacked lumber are visible to both sides of a narrow channel which runs the width of the panorama. Towards the center, a small steam ship can be seen docked against the far edge of the channel. In the background, a warehouse can be seen which bears the sign "Pacific Wharf and Storage Co.". A second ship is farther right on the opposite side of the channel, where railroad cars can be seen packed with lumber. Still farther right, more freight cars can be seen on the tracks, these apparently filled with gravel or some other granular material. Towards the right edge of the photo, just across a dirt road which separates it from the rest of the shipyard, a large flat of dry, cracked earth can be seen, possibly a dried or drained section of marsh.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-977
title: Lithograph by E.S. Glover depicting a panoramic view of Los Angeles, looking south, ca.1881

description: Photograph of a lithograph by E.S. Glover depicting a panoramic view of Los Angeles, looking south, ca.1881. A sweeping view of the city is shown, with more hilly, rural land visible in the foreground. At the center foreground, a windmill is pictured, just to the left of a circle of trees. Farther right, the silhouettes of two purveyors can be seen atop the swell of one of the hills. Major streets such as Temple Street, Alameda Street and Main Street are labeled. An earlier record reads "Panoramic view of Los Angeles from hill back of Sisters Hospital on Sunset Boulevard.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-63
title: Panorama of the San Pedro Harbor waterfront, ca.1913

description: Photograph of a panorama of the San Pedro Harbor waterfront, ca.1913. At left, a long wooden dock is in the foreground, while on the far side of the water, a big sign advertises "Globe A Flour" near a large silo. Stacks of lumber are visible near the water at left, and several buildings are visible on top of a ridge that runs parallel to the waterfront in the background. At center, several large steam ships are tied up along the waterfront, including a dark-hulled ship slightly to the left of center and a light-hulled ship at center. A tugboat is also at center. There is a large square building with a domed roof overlooking the water at center. At right, a massive dark-hulled ocean liner is spewing smoke from its smokestack. The wooden dock in the foreground continues at right, and several railroad cars are visible along the curved surface. At extreme right is the shore, and the dock intersects it in the distance. Several large warehouse buildings are visible, and many ships can be seen in the water in the background.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-1371
title: Exterior view of the Covina Public Library with new shrubbery planted, Covina, California, ca.1908

description: Photograph of the exterior view of the Covina Public Library with new shrubbery planted, Covina, California, ca.1908. The Greek revival style building is about one-story tall. The pedimented portico has four proto-ionic columns for support. Ornamental leaf-like moldings and the number "1905" appear in the tympanum of the pediment. Two lampposts guard the stairway to the front door. Sprouts of newly planted shrubs line the lawn. Trees are visible in the back of the library.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-1264
title: Panorama of the San Pedro Harbor, showing lumber being loaded from ships to freight trains, ca.1913

description: Photograph of a panorama of the San Pedro Harbor, showing lumber being loaded from ships to freight trains, ca.1913. Masses of stacked lumber are visible to both sides of a narrow channel which runs the width of the panorama. Towards the center, a small steam ship can be seen docked against the far edge of the channel. In the background, a warehouse can be seen which bears the sign "Pacific Wharf and Storage Co.". A second ship is farther right on the opposite side of the channel, where railroad cars can be seen packed with lumber. Still farther right, more freight cars can be seen on the tracks, these apparently filled with gravel or some other granular material. Towards the right edge of the photo, just across a dirt road which separates it from the rest of the shipyard, a large flat of dry, cracked earth can be seen, possibly a dried or drained section of marsh.
DOI: 10.15468/dl.8y8pc6
title: Occurrence Download

description: A dataset containing 4 species occurrences available in GBIF matching the query:
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}

 The dataset includes 4 records from 2 constituent datasets; see https://api.gbif.org/v1/occurrence/download/0016997-251025141854904/datasets/export for details.
 
Data from some individual datasets included in this download may be licensed under less restrictive terms.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-1237
title: Panorama of the Los Angeles Harbor, including Terminal Island and the West Basin, ca.1905

description: Photograph of a panorama of the Los Angeles Harbor, including Terminal Island and the West Basin, ca.1905. Farthest left, a railroad track runs from the lower right corner to the left edge before wrapping around a large peninsula at center. A line of utility poles runs parallel to the tracks, and a road meets up with them at left. It is low tide, and the bottom of the harbor is dry in many places. Beyond this, a large, flat island can be seen at center, while farther right a small boat is visible on the water. Still farther right a Kerckoff Cuzner Mill and Lumber Company warehouse can be seen along with a Hammond Lumber Company building.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-1241
title: Panorama of the Los Angeles Harbor, including Terminal Island and the West Basin, ca.1905

description: Photograph of a panorama of the Los Angeles Harbor, including Terminal Island and the West Basin, ca.1905. Farthest left, a railroad track runs from the lower right corner to the left edge before wrapping around a large peninsula at center. A line of utility poles runs parallel to the tracks, and a road meets up with them at left. It is low tide, and the bottom of the harbor is dry in many places. Beyond this, a large, flat island can be seen at center, while farther right a small boat is visible on the water. Still farther right a Kerckoff Cuzner Mill and Lumber Company warehouse can be seen along with a Hammond Lumber Company building.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-1240
title: Panorama of the Los Angeles Harbor, including Terminal Island and the West Basin, ca.1905

description: Photograph of a panorama of the Los Angeles Harbor, including Terminal Island and the West Basin, ca.1905. Farthest left, a railroad track runs from the lower right corner to the left edge before wrapping around a large peninsula at center. A line of utility poles runs parallel to the tracks, and a road meets up with them at left. It is low tide, and the bottom of the harbor is dry in many places. Beyond this, a large, flat island can be seen at center, while farther right a small boat is visible on the water. Still farther right a Kerckoff Cuzner Mill and Lumber Company warehouse can be seen along with a Hammond Lumber Company building.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-1239
title: Panorama of the Los Angeles Harbor, including Terminal Island and the West Basin, ca.1905

description: Photograph of a panorama of the Los Angeles Harbor, including Terminal Island and the West Basin, ca.1905. Farthest left, a railroad track runs from the lower right corner to the left edge before wrapping around a large peninsula at center. A line of utility poles runs parallel to the tracks, and a road meets up with them at left. It is low tide, and the bottom of the harbor is dry in many places. Beyond this, a large, flat island can be seen at center, while farther right a small boat is visible on the water. Still farther right a Kerckoff Cuzner Mill and Lumber Company warehouse can be seen along with a Hammond Lumber Company building.