cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-743
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-c65-1290
title: Fourth of July celebrants crowded arouund City Hall in Alahambra, 1908

description: Photograph of fourth of July celebrants crowded arouund City Hall in Alahambra, 1908. Horses, horse-drawn carriages and an automobile which is identified as the only car in the city at the time are visible in the foreground. The city hall is pictured at center, a one-story brick building that appears to be much like a fortification of some kind. The American flag flies from a tall flagpole just in front of it, backed by a congregation of school children dressed in uniforms. Other spectators flock around the flag, forming a circle.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-1477
title: Exterior view of the Evertsen Adobe in Los Angeles, shrouded by tree foliage, 1960

description: Photograph of an exterior view of the Evertsen Adobe in San Gabriel, shrouded by tree foliage, 1960. The squat, lightly-colored adobe is pictured from a distance at center, its central section jacketed in wood and paint peeling off of one of its double-doors. To the right, more houses can be seen in the background behind two tall palm trees. To the right, a large third tree stands and dangles its branches in front of much of the adobe. The adobe was built in 1850 by John R. Evertsen, who was charged with taking the first U.S. Census of the City and County of Los Angeles.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-752
title: Portrait of Centinella Ranch owner Daniel Freeman, 1902

description: Photographic portrait of Centinella Ranch owner Daniel Freeman, 1902. Freeman is pictured in bust, circumscribed by an oval frame. He has a long face and lush, neatly-trimmed beard. He also wears a jacket, tie and vest. A caption beneath the image reads "Born Norfolk County, Canada, June 30, 1837. Arrived in California 1873. Address, Los Angeles". Photonegative sleeve reads, "Past President Chamber of Commerce 1893-1895".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-1552
title: Spring Street School on Spring Street, Los Angeles, ca.1884-1886

description: Photograph of the Spring Street School on Spring Street between 5th Street and 6th Street (later the site of the Arcade Building), Los Angeles, ca.1884-1886. The First Baptist Church, on the corner of 6th Street and Broadway can be seen on the left. Three children stand on the sidewalk in front of the school. A picket (?) fence fronts the school yard separating it from the sidewalk. Two utility poles stand in the sidewalk nearby. Photoprint reads: "This photograph is of the Spring Street School situated where now stands the Spring Street Arcade Building, between Fifth and Sixth Streets. This school was attended by Stuart O'Melveny, president of Title Insurance and Trust, in his youth.".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-287
title: Drawing by Edward Vischer of the Mission San Diego as seen from a distance, April 20, 1874

description: Photograph of a drawing by Edward Vischer of the Mission San Diego as seen from a distance, sketched April 20, 1874. An Indian dwelling can be seen in the left foreground. The mission itself is situated in the hills beyond a grove of trees in the middle of which a small building sits. Animals (horses?, cows?) and people are nearby. A river flows in the foreground. Caption reads: "S.E. view of the church ruin, walls, and orchard grounds of San Diego, the first founded Franciscan mission in upper California (1709)."
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-268
title: Drawing by Edward Vischer of a distant view of the Mission San Luis Rey, drawn May 1, 1865

description: Photograph of a drawing by Edward Vischer of a distant view of the Mission San Luis Rey, drawn May 1, 1865. Caption reads "Ruins of the church and buildings of the Mission of San Luis Rey; sketched May 1, 1865; © Vischer". A tall bell tower with a cross on top dominates the right front corner of the church. A long low building at the left of the church is fronted by a series of arches supporting the roof over an exterior corridor. Four mission indians stand in the vegetation in the foreground. A flock of about 8 birds fly over the mission in the background.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-274
title: Drawing by Edward Vischer depicting the Mission San Luis Obispo as seen from the mission orchard, ca.1864

description: Photograph of a drawing by Edward Vischer depicting the Mission San Luis Obispo as seen from the mission orchard, ca.1864. The numerous several-story adobe buildings of the mission are pictured at the foot of a mountain seen in the background, behind the confines of a post-and-rail fence pictured to the left of center. In the foreground, a man sits on a large stone between two trees. Two other individuals stand in front of the fence a little farther off. The text below the image reads: "The lower (older) portion of the town and the Old Mission Buildings as seen from the Mission Orchard.".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-278
title: Drawing by Edward Vischer depicting the Mission San Juan Bautista and the Corpus Cristi Procession, ca.1862

description: Photograph of a drawing by Edward Vischer depicting the Mission San Juan Bautista and the Corpus Cristi Procession, ca.1862. The mission church and a long low building fronted by a series of arches attached at the left of the church form one side of the square in which many people are gathered as a procession of priests walks along the perimeter. Horses are hitched near a two-story building in the right foreground. Another two-story building at left is surrounded by a fence, in whose yard trees are growing. Two tall crosses stand at either end of the square. Near the church, two bells hanging from wooden frames are visible. Ten birds fly overhead. The text below the image reads: "Mission of San Juan Bautista, Monterey County".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-265
title: Drawing by Edward Vischer depicting the Mission Santa Barbara as seen from the southeast, 1865

description: Photograph of a drawing by Edward Vischer depicting the Mission Santa Barbara as seen from the southeast, 1865. In the foreground are several unsaddled horses among the bushes and small trees of the hilly terrain. A collapsing longhouse or barn, with a thatched roof, is visible at left. The mission, in the background, is distinguished by two tall bell towers flanking the main portico, a long low building with a series of arches supporting a tile roof over an exterior corridor extending from its left side. Small groups of people are visible here and there in the area in front of the mission. Low hills rise in the distance at left. The text below the image reads: "South-east view of Santa Barbara Convent (sketched May 6th 1865".; Image acquired? by C.C. Pierce around 1925.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-253
title: Drawing by Edward Vischer depicting the ruins of the Mission Nuestra Señora de la Soledad as seen from a distance, ca.1873

description: Photograph of a drawing by Edward Vischer depicting the ruins of the Mission Nuestra Señora de la Soledad as seen from a distance, ca.1873. Horses, a dog and an ox are visible in the left foreground, with what appears to be a herd of some other type of animal grazing in the valley to the center of the image where the modest adobe barns of the mission can be seen, several of them to the left with their roofs collapsed. Mountains are visible in the background. The shadow of a tree stretches in from outside the frame. The text below the image reads: "Ruins of the Mission Nuestra Señora de la Soledad, in the Salinas Plains", "Property of the Soberanis (1873)", and "© Vischer".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-1407
title: Panorama of Long Beach, showing the beach, pier, and ocean, ca.1912

description: Photograph of a panorama of Long Beach, showing the beach, pier, and ocean, ca.1912. The left and center fore- and middlegrounds are filled with men, women, and children, dressed predominantly in suits and bowler hats or dresses and sunhats. The beachgoers sit and stand amidst striped sand chairs and umbrellas. The ocean occupies the right middleground, while the pier stretches horizontally from the left background to the center background. A small clapboard structure with a turret protruding from its shingled roof sits amidst the crowd in the left middleground, offering "[Ta]ckle For Rent". A Second Empire-style building occupies the leftmost background. The left and center backgrounds show the distant "Hotel Eastman", as well as the three-story building that sits at the leftmost end of the pier, bearing a tall sign that reads "Welcome".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-838
title: Exterior view of the Los Angeles Examiner Building, Los Angeles, [s.d.]

description: Photograph of an exterior view of the Examiner Building, Los Angeles, [s.d.]. The Examiner Building sits at center, ocupying the full image. Two of its spired domes sit at the right, while another is visible at the left. Many of its second-story windows are open, and a ladder stretches from the second floor roof to the archways of the center section's third floor. The paved road, with visible streetcar tracks and wires, runs from the lower left corner to the middle right. Another road runs horizontally across the lower left of the image, intersecting the first road at the corner of the building. Two automobiles are parked along this latter road, while two bicycles and another automobile are parked near the building on the first road. A man with a cane walks toward the building, while two others stand in discussion at the intersection. A sign on the right side of the building reads "Temporary Entrance. All Departments". The ground on the left side of the image is grassless dirt, and the sidewalk near the building appears to be under construction.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-1417
title: Panorama of Long Beach, showing the beach, pier, and ocean, ca.1912

description: Photograph of a panorama of Long Beach, showing the beach, pier, and ocean, ca.1912. The left and center fore- and middlegrounds are filled with men, women, and children, dressed predominantly in suits and bowler hats or dresses and sunhats. The beachgoers sit and stand amidst striped sand chairs and umbrellas. The ocean occupies the right middleground, while the pier stretches horizontally from the left background to the center background. A small clapboard structure with a turret protruding from its shingled roof sits amidst the crowd in the left middleground, offering "[Ta]ckle For Rent". A Second Empire-style building occupies the leftmost background. The left and center backgrounds show the distant "Hotel Eastman", as well as the three-story building that sits at the leftmost end of the pier, bearing a tall sign that reads "Welcome".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-1413
title: Panorama of Long Beach, showing the beach, pier, and ocean, ca.1912

description: Photograph of a panorama of Long Beach, showing the beach, pier, and ocean, ca.1912. The left and center fore- and middlegrounds are filled with men, women, and children, dressed predominantly in suits and bowler hats or dresses and sunhats. The beachgoers sit and stand amidst striped sand chairs and umbrellas. The ocean occupies the right middleground, while the pier stretches horizontally from the left background to the center background. A small clapboard structure with a turret protruding from its shingled roof sits amidst the crowd in the left middleground, offering "[Ta]ckle For Rent". A Second Empire-style building occupies the leftmost background. The left and center backgrounds show the distant "Hotel Eastman", as well as the three-story building that sits at the leftmost end of the pier, bearing a tall sign that reads "Welcome".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-1343
title: View of Avalon Bay looking from the north, showing a docked Ferndale steam boat, ca.1887

description: Photograph of a view of Avalon Bay looking from the north, showing a docked Ferndale steam boat, ca.1887. The long steam boat is docked at the end of a wharf that extends out from the crescent-shaped shore. The three-story building of the Metropole Hotel stands at the end of the wharf to the right. Smaller buildings can be seen it the left of it. Mountains surround the area.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-755
title: Both sides of the Civil War discharge papers for Private William M. Cann, for medical reasons following surgery, ca.1881

description: Photograph of both sides of the Civil War discharge papers for Private William M. Cann, for medical reasons following surgery, ca.1881. Both the back and front of the document are shown; the certificate of discharge features a heading that reads "To Whom it May Concern" and lists Cann's commanding officer as Captain James W. Fellows. The reverse of the document is twice stamped, one stamp bearing the disclaimer "Bounty Disallowed", the other reading "U.S. Pension Office. November 19, 1881". A form for the "Oath of Identity" is pictured at the right third of the image. Cann belonged to the 84th Infantry of Indiana.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-1311
title: Birdseye view of Dodger Stadium in Chavez Ravine, 1962

description: Photograph of a birdseye view of Dodger Stadium in Chavez Ravine, 1962. The photograph was taken from the air beyond the center field fence, and the stadium is at center. It is surrounded by several concentric circle roads that border large parking areas. A KMPC News helicopter is in the air over the stadium. The city of Los Angeles, including the tall buildings of downtown, is visible in the distance.; The print in CHS-13010B is inverted; however, the frame and graph paper surrounding the print are oriented correctly.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-1312
title: Birdseye view of Dodger Stadium in Chavez Ravine, 1962

description: Photograph of a birdseye view of Dodger Stadium in Chavez Ravine, 1962. The photograph was taken from the air beyond the center field fence, and the stadium is at center. It is surrounded by several concentric circle roads that border large parking areas. A KMPC News helicopter is in the air over the stadium. The city of Los Angeles, including the tall buildings of downtown, is visible in the distance.; The print in CHS-13010B is inverted; however, the frame and graph paper surrounding the print are oriented correctly.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-1514
title: Guests on the porch of a hotel in Johannesburg (Randburg?), showing a horse-drawn cart, ca.1898

description: Photograph of guests on the porch of a hotel in Johannesburg (Randburg?), showing a horse-drawn cart, ca.1898. A large group of men and women are shown dispersed along the left and front side of the porch of a two-story clapboard-sided building. To the right, two horses can be seen attached to a carriage in which passengers are visible. A dog stands in profile on the left side of the front porch, while a group of men is visible congregating at the far left, their backs turned away from the viewer.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-1246
title: Panorama of Point Fermin, the outer harbor and Timms Point at the San Pedro Harbor, ca.1905

description: Photograph of a panorama of Point Fermin, the outer harbor and Timms Point at the San Pedro Harbor, ca.1905. At left, a dark stone breakwater juts out into the ocean at right. There is a wooden marker at the end, and further into the water, another marker is visible. In the distance at center is a large barge(?) with several cranes. At right, a second breakwater begins that runs almost the entire width of the image. In the background, a long warehouse building advertises for the Kosmos Line and Harrison Direct Line along its roof, along with E.A. Co. Limited.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-1245
title: Panorama of Point Fermin, the outer harbor and Timms Point at the San Pedro Harbor, ca.1905

description: Photograph of a panorama of Point Fermin, the outer harbor and Timms Point at the San Pedro Harbor, ca.1905. At left, a dark stone breakwater juts out into the ocean at right. There is a wooden marker at the end, and further into the water, another marker is visible. In the distance at center is a large barge(?) with several cranes. At right, a second breakwater begins that runs almost the entire width of the image. In the background, a long warehouse building advertises for the Kosmos Line and Harrison Direct Line along its roof, along with E.A. Co. Limited.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-384
title: 2 maps of old Spanish and Mexican ranchos in Los Angeles County, 1919 & 1937

description: Photograph of a map prepared by the Title Insurance and Trust Company showing the old Spanish and Mexican ranchos of Los Angeles County, 1919. The Sierra Nevada mountains run along the top of the image, and in the bottom left corner is the Pacific Ocean. Between these features is a maze of lines marking the boundaries of the old ranchos. A compass rose is at left, and the map is decorated with drawings of wagons, ships, fish, people, animals, and buildings. A box in the lower right corner provides a scale for the map in English miles, Spanish leagues and Spanish Varas.; The names of the ranchos and other landmarks are as follows, from left to right, top to bottom: Los Alamos of Agua Caliente, La Liebre, Temescal, San Francisco, Simi, Ex-Mission de San Fernando, Tujunga, La Canada, El Camino Real, Las Virgenes, El Escorpion, El Encino, Providencia, San Rafael, San Pascual, Santa Anita, Azusa de Duarte, Azusa Dalton, Addition to San Jose, El Conejo, San Vicente y Santa Monica, Los Felis, San Francisquito, San Jose, Topanga, Malibu, Sequil, Boca de Santa Monica, San Jose de Buenos Aures Rodeo de Las Aguas, La Brea, Pueblo de Los Angeles, San Gabriel Arcangel, Potrero Grande, Potrero de Felipe Lugo, Los Nogales, Rincon de Los Bueyes, Las Cienegas, La Merced, Potrero Chico, La Puente, Bay of Santa Monica, La Ballona, Cienega Paso de la Tijera, San Antonio, Paso de Bartolo, Rincon de La Brea, Sausal Redondo, Tajauta, Santa Gertrudes, La Habra, San Pedro, Los Cerritos, Los Palos Verdes, Bay of San Pedro, Los Alamitos, Isla Santa Catalina.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-1671
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-c65-1673
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-c65-764
title: Phoenix Railway Company streetcars at the intersection of Washington Street and First Street in Phoenix, Arizona, [s.d.]

description: Photograph of Phoenix Railway Company streetcars at the intersection of Washington Street and First Street in Phoenix, Arizona, [s.d.]. Four streetcars can be seen in the middle of two unpaved roads that intersect at center. One car is at left, while the other three are at right. The road is lined with buildings, sidewalks, and utility poles. One large building on the street corner at right has two massive rectangular towers. Many pedestrians can be seen, and horse-drawn vehicles are parked along the sides of the road.
DOI: 10.15468/dl.8ekpbd
title: Occurrence Download

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DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-628
title: The construction of the Pacific Electric Railroad Line through the Cahuenga Pass, San Fernando Vally, Los Angeles, January 1911

description: Photograph of the construction of the Pacific Electric Railroad Line through the Cahuenga Pass, San Fernando Valley, Los Angeles, January 1911. Tracks snake around near the edge of a mountain cliff. A steam engine puffs into the air next to a manual rail car. People can be seen on the mountains in the distance. A traffic road lies below, on which a wagon drawn by six horses can be seen. Further to the left, yet another horse-drawn cart plods up the dirt road towards the train tracks.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-869
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-c65-161
title: Race between hot-air balloons and horse-drawn chariots (possibly at the Tournament of Roses Parade), ca.1917

description: Photograph of a race between hot-air balloons and horse-drawn chariots (possibly at the Tournament of Roses Parade), ca.1917. Two balloons are shown: one lower and closer to the left, the other farther back and higher to the right. Below them, two chariots can be seen racing on a track. One is prominently visible in the right hand corner, while the other is in the left distance. An automobile is visible on the other side of the track's fence to the right, while a small rancher-style building is visible in the left distance.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-476
title: View of Mount San Antonio (Old Baldy), 1890

description: Photograph of Mount San Antonio (Old Baldy), California. Mountain ranges visible into the distance.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-c65-848
title: View of the Los Angeles Plaza, ca.1857-1861

description: First known photograph of Los Angeles showing the Mission Church and Plaza are from the hill (Fort Hill) west of the Plaza looking east, ca.1857-1861. The bell tower is 1-story high and the church has a flat roof. The brick building (built ca.1860) in the Plaza is the water tank for the first water system. Jose Antonio Carrillo's house (lower right corner) is the only adobe in Los Angeles with a tile roof (later the site of the Pico House). The 1-story house belonged to Ygnacio Del Valle and the 2-story house (on the east side of the Plaza; the 2nd story was added in the mid-1850s) belonged to Vicente Lugo. To the left of Lugo's house is the house of Juan Ramirez. Nathan Keller's house is in the rear.