cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m583
title: La Brea Avenue south from Twentieth Street after new pavement, ca.1920-1929

description: Photograph of La Brea Avenue south from 20th Street after new pavement, ca.1920-1929. Five lanes composed of dots painted in a row can be seen across the broad paved road that runs from the foreground to the background. A few cars can be seen driving on the road at right, while sidewalks and one-story homes with grass lawns border both sides of the road. A pedestrian can be seen at left. Utility poles are visible throughout, while mountains can be seen in the distance.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m16701
title: View from the rear of the tower at the ruin of Mission Tumacacori, near Tucson, Arizona, ca.1908

description: Photograph of a view from the rear of the tower at the ruin of Mission Tumacacori, near Tucson, Arizona, ca.1908. Stucco has fallen off the walls revealing the brick construction beneath. The square tower has arched openings with a thick timber running across the top of each. The wall of the church is at right. A rough wood fence enclosing a corral (?) is visible just before a stand of trees in the distance.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m620
title: Main Street and 4th Street, showing Hellman residence being moved, 1904

description: Photograph of Main Street and 4th Street, showing Hellman residence being moved, 1904. Part of the I.W. Hellman home being moved to vicinity of 18th and Figueroa to make way for Farmers & Merchants Bank building. "Braly(?) , Union Trust, Hobernian(?), Continental building in background." -- unknown author. Herman W. Hellman building at right. A sign posted on the tree (at left) reads: "over Niagara Falls [...]". At center, large plots of earth are disheveled. A log and debris can be seen adjacent to a building at left. To the far right, men can be walking along the street beside the buildings. Two trolleys can be seen beside another structure in construction. In the foreground, two men are visible beside a low fence.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m642
title: Main Street, north to 5th Street, ca.1930-1949

description: Photograph of Main Street, north to 5th Street, ca.1930-1949. In the foreground to the left, a wide street can be seen extending into the background. At right, several automobiles can be seen parked alongside the road. Along the sidewalk, several large buildings can be seen including "Hotel Rosslyn" to the far left and "Rosslyn Theatre" to the far right. Several small shops can be seen in between.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m664
title: Marengo Street, east from Lord Street before widening, July 1947

description: Photograph of Marengo street, east from Lord street before widening, July 1947. In the extreme foreground at center, a wide street can be seen extending into the extreme background. On the left side of the street, large homes can be seen behind a barred fence with stone columns running parallel to the street. A series of wooden utility poles are also visible. To the right, additional homes can be seen with an automobile nearby. Large, metal utility poles are also visible. In the background, small construction markers can be seen on the side of the street. In the extreme background, vehicles can be seen driving toward the viewer.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m665
title: Marengo Street west from Cromwell Street before widening, July 1947

description: Photograph of Marengo Street west from Cromwell Street before widening, July 1947. In the foreground at center, a narrow street can be seen with a large line down its middle. To the left and right of the street wooden sawhorses can be seen showing construction on the road. On the far left, the words "Street Closed, Griffith Company" can be seen painted on a sawhorse near an automobile. To the left of the street, a large store with a sign labeled "Drugs" is visible. To the right, a line of homes and trees can be seen. A line of utility poles runs parallel to the street on either side.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m666
title: Marengo Street west from Chicago Street before widening and paving, October 1935

description: Photograph of Marengo Street west from Chicago Street before widening and paving, October 1935. In the foreground at center, a wide street can be seen extending into the far background. To the left, a grocery store can be seen beside utility poles. To the right, a line of utility poles can be seen along a few homes. In the extreme background, a line of mountains are visible.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m667
title: Marengo Street west from Chicago Street after widening and paving, September 1935

description: Photograph of Marengo Street west from Chicago Street after widening and paving, September 1935. In the extreme foreground at center, a wide street can be seen. Originally, the street slightly curved and only allowed a single lane of traffic to travel in each direction. The newly paved road now shows two lanes of traffic in both directions. On the right, wooden utility poles can be seen near a line of homes. To the left, a line of larger, metal utility poles can be seen near a small wine shop and other structures. At least five automobiles, including a bus near the wine shop, can be seen traveling on the road.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m668
title: Site of Pacific Electric grade separation over Mission Road before construction, February 1936

description: Photograph of site of Pacific Electric grade separation over Mission Road before construction, February 1936. In the foreground at center, two wide roads can be seen joining together at the right. At the center of the road, several sets of metallic tracks can be seen intersecting the road. Along both sets of streets, utility poles can be seen. Several automobiles are visible along the street, and a small trolley seems to move along the tracks. Near the bottom right, an automobile can be seen at a stop sign. In the background at center, a small city can be seen. Behind the city, large trees and hills can be seen. Compares to CHS-42137.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m669
title: Mission Road construction, February 1936

description: Photograph of site of Pacific Electric grade separation over Mission Road before construction, February 1936. In the foreground at center, two wide roads can be seen joining together at the right. At the center of the road, several sets of metallic tracks can be seen intersecting the road. Along both sets of streets, utility poles can be seen. Several automobiles are visible along the street, and a small trolley seems to move along the tracks. In the background at center, a small city can be seen. Behind the city, large trees and hills can be seen. Compares to CHS-42136.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m671
title: Site of Pacific Electric grade separation over Mission Road after construction, March 1937

description: Photograph of site of Pacific Electric grade separation over Mission Road after construction, March 1937. In the extreme foreground at center, a grassy hill covered in shrubs can be seen. In the background at center, a large overpass bridge lined with sets of metallic tracks is visible. A trolley can be seen moving along the center of the bridge. Underneath the bridge, two separate streets at left can be seen combining into a single street at right. Originally, the tracks for the trolley intersected the two streets. Image compares to CHS-4136 and CHS-4137.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m672
title: Northward view of Mission Road in Los Angeles, November 29, 1937

description: Photograph of a northward view of Mission Road in Los Angeles, November 29, 1937. The road runs from the foreground to the background at right, and several automobiles can be seen driving on it. An extensive network of utility poles can be seen along the side of the road, and several small buildings are visible in the background at center. Palm trees can be seen at right. A hotel is visible near a billboard at center.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m16702
title: Ruins of the fort at the Presidio at Tubac, Arizona, [s.d.]

description: Photograph of the ruins of the fort at the Presidio at Tubac, Arizona, [s.d.]. The structure, which resembles a one-story adobe, has two doorways at right and extends to the left where the framework of a crude wood timber shelter abuts it. Another building, with a peaked roof, is partially visible at far left.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m673
title: Northward view of 1143 Mission Road in Los Angeles, June 17, 1938

description: Photograph of a northward view of 1143 Mission Road in Los Angeles, June 17, 1938. The paved road runs from the foreground at left to the background at right. Several automobiles can be seen traveling on the street. Small buildings and billboards can be seen along the edge of the street in the background. Rows of tall utility poles are visible running parallel to the road. Small palm trees can be seen at right.; Legible signs include, from left: "Chief Cleaners Save 20% Laundry", "Richfield", and "Economy".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m674
title: Mission Road looking north, December 1941

description: Photograph of Mission Road looking north, December 1941. In the foreground at center, a wide street can be seen extending to the right into the extreme background. On the left side of the street, cars can be seen traveling in two lanes, while cars on the right side of the street can only be seen traveling in a single lane. Utility poles line the opposite side of the street extending into the far background. Beneath the utility poles, small buildings are visible. On the far right, additional structures can be seen near a line of palm trees.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m675
title: View of 1143 Mission Road, Los Angeles, looking north, June 25, 1942

description: Photograph of a view of 1143 Mission Road, Los Angeles, looking north, June 25, 1942. The road runs from the foreground at left towards the background at right. Several large automobiles and a solitary motorcycle can be seen traveling on the street. Low buildings and utility poles line the street in the background at left. Palm trees can be seen along the side of the road at right.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m682
title: View of the west side of Olive Street at Fifth Street, showing the First German United Methodist Church, 1985(?)

description: Photograph of a view of the west side of Olive Street at Fifth Street, showing the First German United Methodist Church, 1985(?). The church is shown on the corner at center, directly adjacent to the San Carlos Hotel on its left, which features Googie's Coffee Shop on the ground floor. To the right, a parking lot can be seen, showing the sign "Allright Parking". To the far left, the Biltmore Hotel can be seen.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m683
title: Olive Street looking south toward and past Fifth Street, December, 1985

description: Photograph of Olive Street, looking south across a parking lot toward Pershing Square, December, 1985. A parking lot lies at left with a toll booth in the foreground. Pershing Square shaded with trees lies behind it while the street runs along both of their right sides. A bus sits parked in front of the San Carlos Hotel and Googie's Coffee Shop. The Biltmore Hotel stands further down the street while the skyscraper housing the City National Bank stands at center background along with several other buildings.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m687
title: Olive Street looking south from First Street, December, 1984

description: Photograph looking south on Olive from First Street, December, 1984.  The road extends from the right foreground to the left distance with streetlights bending over it from the sidewalks on either side. Hedges line a parking structure on the right. Several skyscrapers stand behind the parking structure and the California Plaza is under construction. Donor: Jim Lewis.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m688
title: Olympic Boulevard east of Hoover Street, ca.1933-1939

description: Photograph of Olympic Boulevard looking east from Hoover Street, circa 1933-1939. The street lies at center striped with dotted lines while automobiles drive either way along it in the background. More automobiles sit parked along either sidewalk where electrical poles stand. A building labeled "Radio" stands on the left while large homes stand on the right. More homes stand along the left side in the background. Trees shade the yards of the homes in the background.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m689
title: Olympic Boulevard east of Crenshaw Boulevard after construction, August 10, 1937

description: Photograph of Olympic Boulevard looking east from a point two hundred feet west of Crenshaw Boulevard after street construction, August 10, 1937. The wide street curves from the right foreground to the left where it straightens and continues to the right distance. Automobiles are parked along either side while several drive down the road. Electrical poles stand over either sidewalk. A gas station can be seen on the right while a cleaning company and a novelty windmill stand on the left.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m696
title: View of Pico Boulevard [?] looking east from Rimpau Boulevard [?], 1936

description: Photograph of a view of Pico Boulevard [?] looking east from Rimpau Boulevard [?], 1936. In the center foreground, the intersection of the two roads is pictured, a traffic light on Pico displaying a sign that says "Go" at left. Sidewalks flank the boulevard to either side, along with a line of short trees. Automobiles are parked along the curb at either side, while in the center, others can be seen moving along the pavement, with a streetcar visible in the distance. Additional information: There is a very strong possibility that this is either Olympic Boulevard looking east from Rimpau Boulevard, or Rimpau Blvd looking north form Pico Blvd.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m16703
title: Detail of the painting on the walls of the dome of Mission Tumacacori, near Tucson, Arizona, ca.1908

description: Photograph of a detail of the painting on the walls of the dome of Mission Tumacacori, near Tucson, Arizona, ca.1908. Plaster has fallen off the walls revealing the brick construction beneath. The sky is visible through a small opening high in the wall.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m701
title: Construction of Ramona Boulevard, from Macy Street Bridge showing excavation in progress, June 4, 1934

description: View northeast showing construction of Ramona Boulevard from Macy Street Bridge showing excavation in progress, June 4, 1934. Trucks and machinery sit at the top of an excavated hill on the right while electrical poles line the railroad tracks on the left. Houses stand at the top of the hill on the far right while others stand below in the left background. Compares to USC-0-1-1-701 and USC-0-1-1-703 taken before and after street construction.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m705
title: View northeast showing the proposed Ramona Boulevard from a point 100 feet north of the intersection of Mitchell and Echandia Streets, November 15, 1933

description: Photograph of a view northeast showing the proposed Ramona Boulevard from a point 100 feet north of the intersection of Mitchell and Echandia Streets, November 15, 1933. At least four sets of railroad tracks can be seen at left next to the proposed street bordered by utility poles. Tall trees can be seen at right on a small hill, while buildings can be seen at left and in the background. A large, multiple-story building is visible in the distance at left.; Railroad tracks are seen next to proposed street.  Compares to USC-0-1-1-707 and USC-0-1-1-708 taken during and after street construction.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m706
title: View northeast showing Ramona Boulevard under construction, from a point one hundred feet north of the intersection of Mitchell and Echandia Streets, ca.1934

description: Photograph of a view northeast showing Ramona Boulevard under construction, from a point one hundred feet north of the intersection of Mitchell and Echandia Streets, ca.1934. Railroad tracks curve from the left foreground towards the center distance. Electrical poles stand along either side with the long railroad station on the far left. Bushes sit on the dusty hill in the foreground on the right obstructing the view of the residential area in the background behind them. A very large building stands above the city in the background on the left. Compares to USC-0-1-1-706 and USC-0-1-1-708 taken before and after street construction.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m710
title: Riverside Drive looking west from a point between Glint and Gail Streets, before road reconstruction, September 13, 1928

description: Photograph of Riverside Drive looking west from a point between Glint and Gail Streets, before road reconstruction, September 13, 1928. A narrow, dusty road lies between two opposing walls of hedges in the foreground and intersects Riverside Drive on the left. Automobiles are parked in front of the electrical poles which line either side of the road as it continues into the distance. A small, lightly-colored structure stands amongst tall trees on the right while a row of houses stand on the left. Mailboxes stand at the edge of their driveways and various plants and trees decorate their yards. Trees spot the grassy hill which stands behind the houses on the left. Compares to USC-0-1-1-712 taken after reconstruction.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m711
title: Riverside Drive looking west from a point between Glint and Gail Streets, after road reconstruction, December 17, 1929

description: Photograph of Riverside Drive looking west from a point between Glint and Gail Streets, after road reconstruction, December 17, 1929. The wide, paved street curves from the left foreground and continues straight to center distance. Several automobiles drive towards the foreground while further down the street several other drive towards the background. A rock wall stands in the foreground on the left behind the electrical lines while stand along either side of the road. Several house stand on raised yards next to the rock wall with stone walls containing their property. Small structures stand around the small plot of trees which occupy the flat ground on the right while a thick wood of large trees blankets the hills on the left. Compares to USC-0-1-1-711 taken before reconstruction.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m712
title: Riverside Drive at Partridge Road, 1900

description: Photograph of Riverside Drive at Partridge Road, 1900. The wide, paved road lies at center with one automobile driving towards the foreground on the left while another drives towards the background on the right. A man and a young boy walk along the sidewalk on the left side of the road where several structures stand behind the electrical lines. The structures at center appear to be houses while a large factory in the background is labeled "Richfield". A lightly colored wall stands behind the electrical poles on the right with a tall, dirt hill behind it. Houses stand among the trees which decorate the large hillside in the background on the right.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m713
title: Riverside Drive looking northwest at Blimp Street, 1900

description: Photograph of Riverside Drive looking northwest from Blimp Street, 1900. The wide road curves straight from the left foreground and continues to the center distance. Electrical poles stand along either side while an automobile sits parked on the right. Two people walk along the sidewalk on the left, just behind a small sign which reads "Blimp St". A dirt hill stands on the right with a large, lightly-colored structure at its top. A second structures stands in the trees further down the road where a side street can be seen curving into the hillside which stands faintly in the background.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m715
title: Santa Barbara Avenue looking west from Vermont Avenue, May 26, 1937

description: Photograph of Santa Barbara Avenue (later Martin Luther King Boulevard) looking west from Vermont Avenue, May 26, 1937.  This is a view of the street before the removal of poles and the paving of the center section of the street.  Tracks run across the street in the foreground and down the two opposing streets that continue into the distance.  A trolley car travels along the tracks down the center of the street where electrical poles stand. Cars fill the streets and sit parked along their sides where various shops stand behind lamp posts. Compares to CHS-42158 taken after road work.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m716
title: Santa Barbara Avenue looking west from Vermont Avenue after roadwork, November 17, 1937

description: Photograph of Santa Barbara Avenue (later Martin Luther King Boulevard) looking west from Vermont Avenue after roadwork, November 17, 1937.  This was taken after the removal of poles and the paving of the center section of the street. Tracks for trolley cars stripe the street in the foreground as well as the wide street which extends into the distance. Several cars drive along the street while many others are parked along the sidewalks. Electrical poles stand along either sidewalk. Brick buildings housing small shops line the street on both sides. Compares to CHS-42157 taken before road work.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m717
title: Santa Barbara Avenue at its junction with Figueroa and Flower Streets, 1900

description: Photograph of Santa Barbara Avenue (later Martin Luther King Boulevard) at its junction with Flower and Figueroa Streets, 1900. The street runs from the left foreground to the right distance. Several cars sit parked along its sides at center while a bus crosses over the street in the background on the right. Two billboards stand on wooden platforms on the left which read "The Pick of the Lot, R & G Used Cars and Trucks, Ford Dealers". Trees and electrical poles stand in front of the buildings which line the street the branches off to the left of Santa Barbara at center background.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m16704
title: Ruins of the fortress at Tubac, Arizona, ca.1905

description: Photograph of the ruins of the fortress at Tubac, Arizona, ca.1905. The structure, which resembles a one-story adobe, has four doorways and a window on this face. A short tower extends the right end of the structure by one story. Little vegetation grows nearby. Hills are visible in the distant background.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m722
title: Sepulveda Boulevard near Mulholland Highway, before widening and paving, February 17, 1934

description: Photograph of Sepulveda Boulevard near Mulholland Highway, before widening and paving, February 17, 1934. This view is from a point 1700 feet south of Mulholland Highway. The dusty road hugs the mountain side as it curves into the distance from the left foreground. Electrical poles stand against the rock wall on the left side while overgrown grass and shrubs sit on the cliff's edge on the right. Trees cover the hills in the background. Compares to USC-0-1-1-724 taken after road improvement.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m723
title: Sepulveda Boulevard near Mulholland Highway after widening and paving, September 27, 1935

description: Photograph of Sepulveda Boulevard after widening and paving, September 27, 1935. The view is from a point 1700 feet south of Mulholland Highway. The road curves to the center from the left foreground. Electrical poles line the rock wall on the left side while spaced, lightly-colored guarder rails stand at the drop off along the right side. Rolling, tree-covered hills stand across the background. Compares to USC-0-1-1-723 taken before road improvement.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m724
title: Concrete retaining wall on Sepulveda Boulevard north of Beverly Boulevard, 1900

description: Photograph of a concrete retaining wall on Sepulveda Boulevard north of Beverly Boulevard, 1900. The concrete wall curves along the right side from the foreground to the hills in the distance. It stands at the bottom of a man-made trench while the road lies above on the left side. Electrical piles line the right side of the road while the left side is occupied by a rock wall. Construction equipment is still set up along the road including large trucks in the background. The wall stands along the east side of Sepulveda Boulevard as a protection against erosion.