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DOI: 10.25549/chs-m3126
title: Panoramic view of Hollywood from head of Cherokee Avenue

description: Photograph of a panoramic view of Hollywood from head of Cherokee Avenue. Large homes occupy the land just below the hilly area in the foreground. Trees are interspersed throughout the land.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m3133
title: View of Hollywood showing the Bonny Brae and Ocean View tracts, ca.1900

description: Photograph of a view of Hollywood showing the Bonny Brae and Ocean View tracts, ca.1900. A street runs horizontal across the photograph, several residential buildings visible behind it: to the right, what appears to be a hotel stands two stories tall next to two small sheds. To the left, a two-story home can be seen in front of a smaller building, possibly a garage. A road leading to the mountains in the background separates them. Utility poles are visible. Picture File Card reads: "Note: Appears to be a copy of a published photograph.". Photoprint reads: "Caption: Hollywood around 1900 when it was a 'remote subdivision." The Sackett Hotel (right and the De Longpre gallery and mansion (left were built as tourist attractions. They stood on what is now Hollywood Boulevard. And on a clear day, you could see the ocean -- 20 miles away".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m3109
title: View of Hollywood looking north from Hollywood Boulevard, ca.1904

description: Photograph of a view of Hollywood looking north from Hollywood Boulevard, ca.1904. An unpaved road runs horizontally across the frame, turning as it reaches the left side. Beyond it, several two-story craftsman-style houses can be prominently seen, one at center and one to the right, with other smaller homes less visible between them. Mountains are visible in detail in the background. A portion of barbed-wire fence can be partially seen in the lower right hand corner. Picture File Card reads: "Note: Appears to be a copy of a published photo.".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m3125
title: Birdseye view of Hollywood looking east from Hollywood High School, ca.1907.

description: Photograph of a birdseye view of Hollywood looking east from Hollywood High School, ca.1907. The residential area is shown, with buildings spaced closely together along each street. The back yard of two one-story houses are shown in the left foreground. The leftmost house has its wash hung out to dry. Mountains cut into the frame from the left, tapering off at center.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m3214
title: View of Lookout Mountain showing Hollywood below, 1916

description: Photograph of a view of Lookout Mountain showing Hollywood below, 1916. An automobile stands parked to the right along the dirt road the borders the two-story hotel-style building on the mountain. A small shack stands in front of it at the end of the approaching road, which descends to the left. Below, Hollywood can be seen through a haze, mostly showing oil fields.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m3131
title: View of Hollywood, looking south from Krotona Hill, 1900

description: Photograph of a view of Hollywood, looking south from Krotona Hill, 1900. A large, two-story manor house stands on a hill to the left of the image with orchards arranged own the land beside and below it. In the background, at the bottom of the hill, a small farm cottage can be seen amidst the fields at center, along with a windmill that can be seen to the right. The orchards continue until they meet with the mountains in the background.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m3121
title: Panoramic view of Hollywood looking from Gower Street and Temple Hill Drive, 1900

description: Photograph of a panoramic view of Hollywood looking from Gower Street and Temple Hill Drive, 1900. The crest of a hill is visible in the foreground with an orchard below it to the right. Flatland fills the rest of the scene, with small farm cottages standing on orchard and crop tracts. A windmill is visible in the center distance. Mountains are visible in the background.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m14624
title: General view of Mission Asistencia of San Antonio at Pala, California, from the cemetery, ca.1900

description: Photograph of a general view of Mission Asistencia of San Antonio at Pala from the cemetery, ca.1900. The adobe walls around the cemetery have almost complete eroded away. The bell tower is prominent in the image. One of the mission buildings is visible behind the cemetery. A line of utility poles is visible at left. Mountains are visible in the background.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m3120
title: Panoramic view of Hollywood, looking east from the mountainside, 1930

description: Photograph of a panoramic view of Hollywood, looking east from the mountainside, 1930. Homes are visible in the residential area at the foot of the mountain that is partially visible in the left foreground, but transform quickly into the skyscrapers of the city at center, where the spires of several churches can be seen to the left and to the right. The city then shrinks back into residential housing in the background as it stretches towards the hills.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m3127
title: Panoramic view of Hollywood looking southwest from the Wattles Estate, 1924

description: Photograph of a panoramic view of Hollywood looking southwest from the Wattles Estate, 1924. A line of trees and short but steep drop is shown in the foreground, with the roof of a high rise building bordered by terracotta tiles visible just beyond. Past this, the residential area is shown, the houses spaced closely together on the city blocks. In the distance, oil fields can be seen.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m3132
title: View of Hollywood looking north from Hollywood High School, 1908

description: Photograph of a view of Hollywood looking north from Hollywood High School, 1908. The back lot of Hollywood High School is visible in the foreground, with several benches situated along the perimeter of the dirt. A two-story house is pictured behind it, from the back of which two sets of steps descend from separate doors. A rood cut across the frame horizontally separating the house from the rest of the town, which is comprised mainly of two-story Victorian-style buildings at the foot of the mountains that can be seen in the distance. Utility poles can be seen along each street.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m3139
title: View of Hollywood looking northeast from Hollywood High School, showing Highland Avenue, April 15, 1907

description: Photograph of a view of Hollywood looking northeast from Hollywood High School, showing Highland Avenue, April 15, 1907. A two-story tenement-style building stands beyond the open yard of the high school to the left of Highland Avenue with the town extending towards the mountains in the background. Across the street to the right, a two-story adobe with a terracotta tiled roof can be seen. Several other non-residential buildings stand in the area before the residential section begins in the background, the houses packed closely together. Highland Avenue is unpaved and lined by telephone poles.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m3116
title: Panoramic view of Hollywood, looking southwest the Wattles Estate across Gardner Street, 1924

description: Photograph of a panoramic view of Hollywood, looking southwest the Wattles Estate across Gardner Street, 1924. Rows of small trees, a park or possibly an orchard, stands on its own block at center with the residential area of Hollywood surrounding it. The homes appear to be no taller than two stories high, and are spaced closely together. Oil fields are visible in the distance.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m3353
title: Panoramic view of Hollywood looking west from Laughlin Park, 1905

description: Photograph of a panoramic view of Hollywood looking west from Laughlin Park, 1905. A woman sits in the foreground with her back turned to the camera, elevated on a hill above the city. Below, orchards stretch across the flatland, peppered with small farm cottages. Mountains, and the beginning of another hill are visible cutting in from the right distance.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m3157
title: View of Hollywood looking north from Hollywood High School, ca.1908

description: Photograph of a view of Hollywood looking north from Hollywood High School, ca.1908. A bench and several small bleachers are visible to the left side of the baseball diamond in the foreground, with the pitcher's mound visible at center. Beyond this, two craftsman-style houses can be seen, the frontmost of which has laundry hung out to dry in its back yard and a ladder leaned up against its second-floor balcony. More houses are visible in the background, spaced at irregular intervals from one another, extending towards the mountains behind them, which can be seen in detail.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m3188
title: View of Hollywood, looking north from Beachwood Drive, 1910

description: Photograph of a view of Hollywood, looking north from Beachwood Drive, 1910. A small craftsman-style house is visible at center behind several palm trees, in the midst of a hillside orchard. A windmill stands behind it. The orchard extends over the hills down the valley towards the mountains in the background.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m4874
title: Exterior view of an adobe on Ninth Street near Santa Fe Avenue, Los Angeles, ca.1915

description: Photograph of an exterior view of an adobe on Ninth Street near Santa Fe Avenue, Los Angeles, ca.1915. The back of a long house made of bricks is shown, its roof shingles coming loose. A fan-like construction stands in the small garden beyond the house's patio, possibly a support for growing vines. A tree stands to the left, behind which a telephone pole is visible. The adobe was built by Frenchman Luis Martinez in 1859.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m7520
title: Old Spanish Convent of Santa Catalina on Main Street, later the site of the San Carlos Hotel, Monterey, ca.1898

description: Photograph of the old Spanish Convent of Santa Catalina on Main Street, later the site of the San Carlos Hotel, Monterey, ca.1898.  A muddy, unpaved road stands in front of a dilapidated two-story adobe, its bricks showing on its left side where the remnants of a second adobe stand. The building has three main doors, and some sort of stain is running down its front. General Alvarado's residence can be seen on the hill in the left background, with the home of Manuel Vallejo visible behind it. The collapsed portion of wall next to the adobe was once the home of Isabella Jimeno.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m14625
title: Exterior view of the bells and cross at the Mission Santa Ysabel Asistencia, San Diego, 1902

description: Photograph of an exterior view of the bells and cross at the Mission Santa Ysabel, San Diego, 1902. "The most primitive church in the world." The only visible structures are a small stick and grass building with a rough wooden ladder leaning against it, a tall wood branch cross in the foreground, and a branch frame holding two bells. The slope behind the structures has a little vegetation on it. Copyright April 3, 1902.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m17957
title: Drawing (or lithograph?) depicting a birdseye view of Ontario, California looking north along Euclid Avenue, 1898

description: Photograph of a drawing (or lithograph) depicting a birdseye view of Ontario, California looking north along Euclid Avenue, 1898. Trees line either side of a streetcar track that runs up the center of the avenue, with automobiles navigating the pavement to either side. A large hotel is visible with a spire to the right side of the street in the foreground, with the residential area of the city spreading out behind it, the houses packed closely together on each block. Farther back, near the mountains, what appears to be farmland is visible. A small gazebo is depicted in the center foreground, where the streetcar tracks intersect railroad tracks. A train makes its way across the frame. The thoroughfare was apparently 200 feet wide and 15 miles long.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m591
title: Two panoramic drawings depicting views from the tower of the Baker Block, Los Angeles, ca.1889

description: Photograph of two panoramic drawings depicting views from the tower of the Baker Block, Los Angeles, ca.1889. The top panorama looks southwest over a cityscape of Victorian three-story houses. Picture File Card reads: "Showing Court House under construction". Pedestrians and horse-drawn carriages make their way down the street at the extreme left. The lower panorama shows a four-lane making its way down the center of the image to the mountains in the background. It is flanked to either side by Victorian-style tenement buildings. The road forks off into a smaller road to the near the center of the frame. Streetcars and horse-drawn carriages navigate it. The illustration is most likely by Ward Brothers of Columbus, Ohio.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m491
title: Drawing depicting a birdseye view of the Second Street hill as seen from the top of the Bryson Building, ca.1888

description: Photograph of a drawing depicting a birdseye view of the Second Street hill as seen from the top of the Bryson Building, ca.1888. The tall, adorned spire of a church stands in the left foreground while pedestrians and horse-drawn carriages navigate the street below, in which streetcar tracks can be seen. A little farther back, a four-story building with spires that appears to be a hotel can be seen also. A side-street attaches to the main road from the left at the end of the block. The rest of the scene is filled with similar hotels or large Victorian-style tenement buildings.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m8020
title: Drawing by Ward Brothers of Columbus Ohio depicting a view along California Street hill, San Francisco, 1885

description: Photograph of a drawing by Ward Brothers of Columbus Ohio depicting a view along California Street hill, San Francisco, 1885. Kearny Street is visible in the lower left, with the clock tower of St. Mary's Cathedral visible above the other buildings on the right side of California Street approximately three-quarters of the way up the hill. High rise buildings advertise by sign along their sides. Streetcars navigate the hill. Legible signs include: "The German Savings & Loan Society", "[...] Gallery", and "California House".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m8843
title: Two panoramic drawings depicting Union Square and Van Ness Avenue in San Francisco, 1885

description: Photograph of two panoramic drawings depicting Union Square and Van Ness Avenue in San Francisco, 1885. The top panorama depicts the grass and trees at Union Square, around which several gothic churches are pictured and labeled with other buildings. From left to right they are: Calvary Church on Powell Street, the First Congregational Church, the Trinity Church on Post Street, the Imporium, The Eintracht Hopkins Residence (pictured on the background hill) and the Synagogue on Butter Street. A flagpole extends from the center of the square. The lower panorama depicts Van Ness Avenue as it makes its way into the distance. The avenue is a wide, paved road. Horse-drawn carriages navigate it and it is flanked to either side by two-story Victorian-style houses. The First Presbyterian Church is visible in the distance on the right side.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m9719
title: Two panoramic drawings depicting views of Telegraph Hill and the city in San Francisco, 1885

description: Photograph of two panoramic drawings depicting views of Telegraph Hill and the city in San Francisco, 1885. The top panorama depicts Telegraph Hill, just barely visible in the background behind the numerous masts of ships in the bay. A small row boat is visible in the left foreground. The lower panorama shows the city from the waterworks reservoir. A street is partially visible in the left foreground, along which several people stroll. A picket fence to the right of the street leads to a church to the far left. A second street is visible at a distance in the far right. The city stretches out to a large hill in the background, several church spires visible along the way.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m9244
title: Drawing depicting a birdseye view of the Midwinter International Exposition held at Golden Gate Park in San Francisco, 1894

description: Photograph of a drawing depicting a birdseye view of the Midwinter International Exposition held at Golden Gate Park in San Francisco, 1894. A replica of the Eiffel Tower stands at the center of the park to the right, topped by a flag-speared globe. Numerous other decorative state buildings surround it. A hot-air balloon floats, attached to a wire at left, while a ferris wheel can be seen among the buildings to the right. Fairgoers make their way towards the center of the park from outside roads. Further left, a faux Indian village complete with teepees can be seen, below which is a canopy housing several lengths of trains. Ships are visible in the bay that cuts through the mountains along the horizon. A second mountain ridge cuts into dry land a little farther forward to the left. Trees fill the rest of the frame.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m14626
title: Interior of Mission Santa Ysabel Asistencia, San Diego, 1902

description: Photograph of the interior of Mission Santa Ysabel Asistencia, San Diego, 1902. The walls and ceiling are constructed entirely of rough wood branches, small sticks and grass. Part of an adobe wall is visible at rear. Copyright April 3, 1902.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m835
title: Shop on the southeast corner of 7th Street and Grand Street, Los Angeles, 1912

description: Photograph of a shop on the southeast corner of 7th Street and Grand Street, Los Angeles, 1912. A two-story shop with clapboard veneer stands on the corner, riddled with signs. A cloth canopy extends from its right side, where more shops continue down the sidewalk. A tall tenement building can be seen behind them to the right, while one individual stands and the other bends from the waist in the extreme left foreground. A utility pole stands next to a tall, slim fire hydrant at the corner.; Legible signs include: "532 Candy / Laundry", "Free Sox Darned / For Special Cut Prices / Laundry Office / Laundry Left Here Before 8 a.m. Same Day No Extra Charge", "White House Photo Co. / Kodak Finishing / Roll Films Developed Free / [...] Free Enlargement", "Window Signs", "Price List / Shirts 10 [...]", "Free Sox Darned", "$5,000.00 Policy Protects You", "Busy Bee Lunch Room / Fish Halibut 15¢ / Dinner Roast Beef 15¢ Lamb Pot-Pie 15¢ Baked Beans 15¢ Braised Beef 15¢ Stewed Lamb 15¢ / Meals 15¢ and Up", "Spana Cuba Cigar 5¢", "Shirts 8¢ Cuffs 3¢ Underwear 7¢ Ladies Shirt Waists 15 to 30¢ Prompt Delivery and First Class Service", "22 Offices / Free [...] / Give Us A Trial You Will Come Again", "Japanese Abba Employment Office", "Ladies and Gents Tailors / We Are Specialists [...] Cleaning, Pressing [...] At Reasonable Prices", "Toupees", "Barber Shop", "Face Massage", "Real Estate / Los Angeles" and "[...] Grand Avenue Theatre".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m817
title: Bank of Italy Building on the northwest corner of Seventh Street and Olive Street, Los Angeles, 1921

description: Photograph of the Bank of Italy Building on the northwest corner of Seventh Street and Olive Street, Los Angeles, 1921. A three-story Victorian-style tenement building stands on the corner, automobiles parked along either edge of the sidewalk, pedestrians and moving autos a blur. Streetcar tracks can be seen in the street, and two taller, unadorned tenement buildings can be seen in the background. A cloth canopy extends from the building over the sidewalk in front where streetlamps are positioned.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m561
title: View of Sixth Street looking west from Main Street, Los Angeles, 1903

description: Photograph of a view of Sixth Street looking west from Main Street, Los Angeles, 1903. Five pedestrians can be seen scattered in the intersection of the two streets, their faces indeterminate. Utility poles line the sidewalks, a two-story house to the left, a one-story to the right. Billboards are visible in the background. Streetcar tracks are embedded in the road. Image is a reproduction of a published photo. Picture file card reads: "The building at the left up the street, was the first 4 story building in the district and then was advertised as being out of the high rents.". Legible signs include: "[...] Everything at Cost", and "Lion Café / Try Gordon's [...] Old Crow [...] Bottled Goods a Specialty".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m559
title: Birdseye view of Sixth Street looking west from Main Street, Los Angeles, 1910

description: Photograph of a birdseye view of Sixth Street looking west from Main Street, Los Angeles, 1910. High rise buildings line the street to either side, while pedestrians, horse-drawn carriages and streetcars navigate below. A Southern Pacific depot is visible on the corner of the seven-story building in the left foreground, while a sign that advertises "559 Mattings, Linoleum and Rugs" stands to the side of a Romanesque building farther in to the right. A tree obscures part of the image in the lower right foreground. Other legible signs include: "Slevberg Bros." and "[...] Frederick's Co.".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m563
title: Exterior view of Army Headquarters on Sixth Street between Broadway and Hill Street on the south side, Los Angeles, 1889

description: Photograph of an exterior view of Army Headquarters on Sixth Street between Broadway and Hill Street on the south side, Los Angeles, 1889. Trees obscure a three-story Romanesque building. A tower extends for the side to the right, where one of two entrances is lined by columns. An American flag flies from the top. Cannons are displayed on the lawn in the foreground, and a pyramid of cannon balls can be seen in the distance to the far right. According to a number of sources, the building was originally occupied by the St. Vincent's College. "According to an article in the Los Angeles Times, St. Vincent's College was built in 1867 on a lot bordered by Broadway, Olive St, 6th St & 8th St, and was in use as the college until 1886.  (Two different sources give these as the bordering streets, but an 1884 Map of the City of Los Angeles (H. J. Stevenson, U.S. Dept. Surveyor), the property was bordered by 6th St, 7th St, Fort St and Hill St)  The article goes on to state that the property was sold in 1886, and the college relocated to Washington St & Grand Ave -- Los Angeles Times, June 24, 1983 / start. p. G1 / p. 3 / section Part V" -- USC Digital Library Patron, 2015-12-15. "St. Vincent's stayed at the Lugo adobe for two years. It moved in 1867 to a two-story, seven-room building on Sixth Street between Hill Street and Broadway. The state issued a charter to the school in 1869, which Bethke described as the equivalent of today's accreditation process -- LA Downtown News (The School the City Forgot: December 24, 2007)" -- USC Digital Library Patron, 2015-12-15.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m1417
title: Exterior view of "The Lindley", a Victorian building on the corner of Sixth Street between Broadway and Hill Street, Los Angeles, 1912

description: Photograph of an exterior view of "The Lindley", a Victorian building on the corner of Sixth Street between Broadway and Hill Street, Los Angeles, 1912. Fruit is displayed in crates at the bottom of the building, which sports sun windows with striped cloth canopies over several of them, and balconies. Signs cover its lower entrance and its left side. The front end of an automobile is just barely visible in front of a second, smaller building to the right, which also features signs. A high rise building is visible in the background. Streetcar rails are embedded in the road. The building was built by Dr. Walter Lindley in 1887 and served as the first California hospital.; Legible signs, from left to right, include: "Mammoth Shoe House [...] Broadway", "Western Press Job Printing / Entrance 317 W. 6th Street", "Carpenter Paint", "Furnished Rooms", "Hennelly Hats / Manufacturer of Fur Felt Hats / 314 W. 6th Street / A New Style [...] / Silver / Collars 2 for 25¢ / Linocord Endless Buttonholes [...] / For Sale by M.A. Dyer Habadasher", "Coca-cola", "[...] Transient Rooms 50 [...]", "Removal Sale / $3.00 Hats for $2.00 $1.50 Caps for $1.00.", "Will Move Next Door Jan. 1st", "313 Clearing House Shoe Co.", "Men's Sewed Soles 75¢ Ladies Sewed Soles 50¢ Whole Sole Work a Specialty", and "Closing Out [...] Shoes Reduced".