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DOI: 10.25549/chs-m14003
title: View of a river crossing in Mormon Bar, ca.1930

description: Photograph of a river crossing in Mormon Bar, ca.1930. The Mariposa river is very shallow at this point and the crossing is lined with smoothed stone. There is a man standing in the middle. In the background is a small wooden shed at the base of a tree-covered ridge. This crossing was used during the 1850s and 1860s by thousands of wagons on their way to Mother Lode mines.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m13985
title: View from the Diamond Spring Road of Placerville, ca.1930

description: Photograph of a view from the Diamond Spring Road of Placerville, ca.1930. Trees stand amongst the congested buildings of Placerville at center. Thee roofs, which are primarily lightly-colored, are generally all that the view provides of the town's buildings. Taller, longer buildings can be seen standing above others while trees and hills blanket the background.; Photoprint reads "It bears no resemblance to the old Stangtown of mining days".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m14064
title: View of Virginia City, Nevada, showing Mount Davidson in the background, ca.1930

description: Photograph of Virginia City, Nevada, showing Mount Davidson in the background, ca.1930. There is an empty ridge in the foreground, occupied solely by a man at right and a utility pole at left. The town is farther in the distance and is composed of a collection of rectangular wooden buildings and a handful of trees at right. The treeless mass of Mount Davidson looms over the town in the distance. Photoprint reads: "The famous mining town of the Comstock Lode.Mt. Davidson in the back (alt. 7827). There is said to be about 600 miles of tunnel and shafts under the town and mountain".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m14767
title: View of Mission Asistencia of San Antonio at Pala showing stubble field in front and hills behind, ca.1870-1880

description: Photograph of a general view of Mission Asistencia of San Antonio at Pala showing stubble field in front and hills behind, ca.1870-1880. The campanario (bell tower) is visible at right. A man on a horse and another man standing are in front of the low tile roof building in the center.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m19076
title: Exterior view of the Liberty Fire Engine House (?) in Gold Hill, Nevada, 1868

description: Photograph of the exterior of a wooden building in Gold Hill, Nevada, 1868. The building has two stories and a set of double doors at right. On the roof above the double doors is a bell tower. There is a pole to the left of the building and a dirt road runs in front of it. There are hills in the background. This is the Liberty Fire Engine House (?) and was built in 1868. Picture file card says that the image shows "the engines 'Faithful' and 'Fearless'", components of Liberty Engine Co. No. 1
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m6229
title: View of Second Street looking west from Garey Avenue in Pomona, ca.1905

description: Photograph of Second Street in Pomona, ca.1905. There are several horse-drawn wagons and bicyclists in the street, as well as a good number of pedestrians on the sidewalk. The brick building on the right of the picture has awnings in front with signs on them that include "Drugs", "Armour's Pharmacy", "Liddle's Jewelry & Stationary Store", "Cigars", "Nitrate Soda", and "Robert G. Loucks Attorney at Law". Other legible signs in the image include "Hotel Pomona", "Union Block", and "The Pomona Progress".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m6244
title: Exterior view of the Hotel Palomares, opened in 1885 by Frank Miller in Pomona, ca.1905

description: Photograph of the exterior of the Hotel Palomares, opened in 1885 by Frank Miller in Pomona, ca.1905.  The three story hotel is very large. It has several chimneys and the left front corner is a tower. There is a massive cupola over the main entrance, and a porch wraps its way around the entire building. There is a row of trees, mostly palms, around the perimeter of the grounds. A sign above the entrance reads "Palomares".; Original title read, "Exterior view of the Hotel Palomares, opened in 1837 by Frank Miller in Pomona, ca.1905".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m5621
title: View of Claremont with several mountains, including Mount San Antonio, in the background, ca.1907

description: Photograph of Claremont with several mountains, including Mount San Antonio, in the background, ca.1907. The city appears to be mostly residential, with several large houses on the outskirts. There are orange trees in the foreground (with oranges edited in?). The mountains, especially Mounta San Antonio, have snow on top and tower over the small town below.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m8666
title: View of Second Avenue (Main Street?) looking north in Upland, showing Mount Baldy in the background, ca.1900

description: Photograph looking north on Second Avenue (Main Street?) in Upland with a snowy Mount Baldy in the background, ca.1900. The buildings lining the unpaved street are mostly shops, and a line of utility poles on the left side. There is also a barber pole on the right side of the street. The only living thing visible on the street is a dog sitting near the estate office. Legible signs include "Shoe Shop", "Livery Stables", "Hospital", "Harness Shop", "Shoes Repaired", "Horse Clipping", "F.W. Harts Estate Office", "News Depot", "Upland Store Dry Goods Furnishings", and "Laundry".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m7855
title: View of the intersection of Sixth Street and Spurgeon Street in Santa Ana, ca.1910

description: Photograph of the intersection of Sixth Street and Spurgeon Street in Santa Ana, ca.1910. There is a large church at the right of the picture with a very tall brick steeple or bell tower. The streets are not paved, but are lined with trees and utility poles. Aside from the church, there seem to be only residential buildings on the streets. The road shows signs of heavy wagon travel, and there is indeed a wagon on the left side of the street.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m19105
title: Birdseye view of the business section of Ventura, ca.1905

description: Photograph of a birdseye view of the business section of Ventura, ca.1905. The photograph was taken from a hill to the east of the city. There are several large buildings visible, including one with a cylindrical tower at left. Other buildings include houses, and there are many trees mixed in with the buildings. In the background in the center is a large open field and the ocean is visible in the distance beyond this.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m10139
title: View of the residential section of Ventura, ca.1920

description: Photograph of the residential section of Ventura, ca.1920. A lumber yard is visible in the front right corner of the picture, but aside from this, the area seems to be mostly houses with a few churches scattered about. In the center of the neighborhood, there is an open park with a gazebo in the middle. There are prominent hills in the background; there also appear to be no buildings or even trees above a certain level on the hills. The lot next to the lumber yard is empty.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m760
title: View of Spring Street looking north from Third Street, showing streetcars, ca.1891

description: Photograph a view of Spring Street looking north from Third Street, ca.1891. The Bryson Block on Second Street and Spring Street can be seen, showing The Fourth Street & Broadway streetcar standing idle with its driver looking on at center as two other street cars pass by. To the left, a very large building topped with several spires dominating the skyline can be seen. Businesses include the Wonder (219 South Spring Street), Burdick & Company, and the Parisian Cloak and Suit Company at 221 South Spring.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m13149
title: Portrait compilation of the members of the Los Angeles City Council, 1902

description: Photograph a portrait compilation of the members of the Los Angeles City Council, 1902. The picture is a composite of nine individual portraits arranged in three columns of three: W. H. Pierce, 1st Ward; Geo. P McLain, 2nd Ward; Frank Walker, 3rd Ward; P. W. Powers, Pres., 4th Ward; Wm. M. Bowen, 5th Ward; A. A. Allen, 6th Ward; B.S. Lauder, 7th Ward; R. A. Todd, 8th Ward; and E. L. Banchard, 9th Ward. All of the men are similar in appearance, although Walker has a full beard, Bowen, Lauder and Todd are clean shaven, and Blanchard is bald.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m6267
title: Examples of various curious animals found in southern California, particularly the dry desert-like areas

description: Photograph of specimens of various curious animals, "California Curiosities," found in southern California, particularly the dry desert-like areas. Pictured are the tarantula hawk (Pempilus Tasmasus), the horned toad (Chrynesema), the scorpion (Arachnidae Scorpia), the tarantula (Mygalo Konja), and the trap-door spider (Cleniza Californica). Tarantulas prey on rattlesnakes and the little tarantula hawk preys on the tarantula.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m9685
title: View of  San Francisco's Sutro Heights ca.1895

description: Photograph of a view of  San Francisco's Sutro Heights ca.1895. The picture looks out on the bay, where there are eight ships visible, six of them in one group near the center of the picture. In the foreground, there is a white fence on the top of a hill, and it appears that this fence borders a path down the hill to the buildings whose roof and cupolas are visible below. Across the bay are two ridges, and there appears to be a settlement of some sort near the water.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m19106
title: Remains of the Golden State First National Bank in Rhyolite, Nevada, [s.d.]

description: Photograph of the remains of the Golden State First National Bank in Rhyolite, Nevada, [s.d.]. There are two buildings visible, one in the foreground at right and the other in the background at left. Both are constructed of stone and lack roofs, doors, and windows. On the ground around them, various shrubs and other desert plants have begun to thrive. There is a pile of rocky rubble at center. The bank was built in 1906.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m7968
title: Portrait of a little Chinese boy, Los Angeles, ca.1920

description: Photograph of a small Chinese boy standing on a wooden cart in front of painted background (of an outdoor scene) in a studio, ca.1920. He is wearing a dark smock over trousers and an embroidered cap on his head.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m6107
title: Interior of Mrs. Robert Burdette's home in Pasadena, showing a bell collection, ca.1908

description: Photograph of the interior of Mrs. Robert Burdette's home, showing a bell collection, ca.1908. The bells are arranged neatly on a set of shelves and hangers near the center of the picture. There is one bell too large for the shelf and it rests on a stool to the right. Above this bell is a painting of a young man or boy dressed in eighteenth century clothing. There are fancy rugs on the floor of both visible rooms. The wooden door on the left side of the picture is halfway open. There are other collectables around the rooms, like a large bowl on a stand and a long necklace(?) hanging from a fixture on the wall.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m11234
title: Chariot race at the Pasadena Tournament of Roses, ca.1908

description: Photograph of a chariot race at the Pasadena Tournament of Roses, ca.1908. Two chariots, each pulled by four horses, are racing down a dirt track lined with countless onlookers. There is an elevated obsevation box on the left of the track, possibly the location of a judge or VIP. Atop this box is an American flag. Behind the crowd there is a large building partially obscured by a big tree. In the background is a line of snow-covered mountains.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m1138
title: Exterior view of the Shorb Convent (Cement company?) in Pasadena, ca.1900

description: Photograph of the exterior of the Shorb Convent (Cement company?) in Pasadena, ca.1900. The building is made of wood(?) and has a large square tower on its left side as well as decorative molding near the top. The building is three stories high, except for the tower, which has four. The path leading to the building is not paved, but is lined by trees and bushes that create a lush, gardenlike setting.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m6074
title: Exterior view of Pasadena's First Universalist Church and Public Library, ca.1900

description: Photograph of the exterior of Pasadena's First Universalist Church and Public Library, ca.1900. The church is located on a street corner, and there are streetcar tracks on the streets in front of it. The building is surrounded by a line of squat palm tress, as well as a couple of taller evergreens. The building itself has three tall towers, one on each of the visible corners and all with open observation decks: the tower on the left is the shortest of the three, but is also the widest and is topped with a steep pyramidal roof; the tower on the right has a similar roof, but is taller and narrower; the tower in the middle is cylindrical and is topped with a large dome with a spire on top.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m9041
title: View of the parapet of Adolph Sutro's grounds, San Francisco, ca.1890

description: Photograph of aview of the parapet of Adolph Sutro's grounds, San Francisco, ca.1890. The picture is dominated by a steep cliff, into which a flight of stairs has been cut. Standing on these steps are several women in black dresses. On top of the cliff is a low stone wall that resembles battlements on a castle, and more people can be seen standing behind it. Further behind the wall is a building with a flat roof, and on the left side of this building is a tower, complete with several flights of stairs reaching the top platform. On the left side of the cliff, a wrought-iron fence runs from the top of the cliff steps to the edge of another building at the extreme left of the picture. Below, statues are arranged sporadically on pedestals made from the cliff rock, as well as on the flat clearing farther down.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m3091
title: Pacific Electric Bridge across the Arroyo Seco, near the University of Southern California College of Fine Arts in Garvanza (laterHighland Park), 1907

description: Photograph of the Pacific Electric Bridge across the Arroyo Seco, near the University of Southern California College of Fine Arts in Garvanza (later Highland Park), 1907. The college, which can be seen to the right of the railroad tracks headed across the bridge,  was founded by William Lees Judson in 1901. There are two sets of train tracks leading up to and crossing the bridge, along with two rows of poles to support the overhead wires needed to run the electric trains. Despite the name of the river, its banks are lush with foliage, including several large trees. A simple ranch house can be seen on the left side of the picture, and the tracks intersect a street in the foreground.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m5241
title: View looking south over the San Gabriel Valley from the portico of the Raymond Hotel in Pasadena, ca.1905

description: Photograph of a view looking south over the San Gabriel Valley from the portico of the Raymond Hotel in Pasadena, ca.1905. Four light posts--large romanesque columns topped with frosted glass domes--and rows of small plants line the walkway leading away from the entrance of the hotel. At the end of the walkway are two potted plants, one on each side. Across a narrow dirt road and behind a row of small palm trees, the tree-filled San Gabriel Valley stretches out as far as can be seen until it hits the base of a distant mountain range.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m10353
title: Interior of a Chinese store decorated for the New Year's celebration, ca.1900

description: Photograph of the interior of a Chinese store decorated for receiving visitors during the New Year's celebration, ca.1900. A chandelier is visible at top. Decorative lamps(?) hang at left and right. A painting of a man and a woman is almost obscured by flowers in the middle. Decorative panels are at each side. There is Chinese writing on some hanging scrolls and at top.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m19107
title: Adobe ruins of Mission San Fernando, 1899

description: Photograph of the adobe ruins of Mission San Fernando, 1899. The adobe wall is still mostly intact except on the left, where most of the walls and the roof are missing from a large room. There is an arched doorway at right, and in the ruined room there is a single high arched window. The wooden beams that support the roof can be seen over the section of the building at center and right. Tall grass has grown at the base of the wall.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.6047322
title: Single Center Five Years' Experience of Ozaki Procedure: Midterm Follow-up

description: Single Center Five Years’ Experience of Ozaki Procedure: Midterm Follow-up Background. The Ozaki procedure is an innovative surgical technique aiming at the reconstruction of the aortic valve with autologous pericardium to overcome the limitations of commercially available prostheses. Methods. We retrospectively analyzed 71 patients who underwent the Ozaki operation at our center between October 2014 and February 2020. Results. No in-hospital death occurred. Freedom from major adverse valve-related events was 97%. The aortic gradients and transvalvular velocity were significantly lower at the 3-month echocardiographic control than at the predischarge echocardiography (10.93 ± 5.38, P &lt; .01 vs 16.24 ± 7.67, P &lt; .01, respectively). The median follow-up period was 20.7 months (range, 2 to 47). Four patients showed mild/ moderate aortic insufficiency (5.6%), and none showed severe aortic valve insufficiency. No patients underwent reoperation. Conclusions. Midterm outcome follow-up of the Ozaki procedure showed optimal results in terms of mortality, transaortic valve gradients, freedom from major adverse valve-related events, and recurrence of aortic valve insufficiency.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m21267
title: The last standing column at Mission San Fernando, October 1899

description: Photograph of the last standing column at Mission San Fernando, in October 1899. A brick column stands tall, right of center, and the remains of several other columns sit beside it at both sides. Across the column, at right, appears the side of a brick structure. At left, a wooden fence runs across a grassy plot of land, and two palm trees can be seen behind it. In the distance, the slopes of the hillside lie.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m19108
title: View of the Mission San Fernando Rey de Espana looking through the driveway, October 1899

description: Photograph of  Mission San Fernando Rey de Espana looking through the driveway, October 1899. The picture is taken through an opening in an adobe wall, and the wall frames the entire image. Across a grassy field, there is a long adobe building, the spackle and bricks of which have deteriorated considerably. To the left of this building is another structure, and in the background is a mountain range.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.6047321
title: Single Center Five Years' Experience of Ozaki Procedure: Midterm Follow-up

description: Single Center Five Years’ Experience of Ozaki Procedure: Midterm Follow-up Background. The Ozaki procedure is an innovative surgical technique aiming at the reconstruction of the aortic valve with autologous pericardium to overcome the limitations of commercially available prostheses. Methods. We retrospectively analyzed 71 patients who underwent the Ozaki operation at our center between October 2014 and February 2020. Results. No in-hospital death occurred. Freedom from major adverse valve-related events was 97%. The aortic gradients and transvalvular velocity were significantly lower at the 3-month echocardiographic control than at the predischarge echocardiography (10.93 ± 5.38, P &lt; .01 vs 16.24 ± 7.67, P &lt; .01, respectively). The median follow-up period was 20.7 months (range, 2 to 47). Four patients showed mild/ moderate aortic insufficiency (5.6%), and none showed severe aortic valve insufficiency. No patients underwent reoperation. Conclusions. Midterm outcome follow-up of the Ozaki procedure showed optimal results in terms of mortality, transaortic valve gradients, freedom from major adverse valve-related events, and recurrence of aortic valve insufficiency.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m19109
title: Mission San Fernando looking through the arched doorway of the cloister toward the front, October 1899

description: Photograph of Mission San Fernando looking through the arched doorway of the cloister toward the front, October 1899. The adobe wall in which the doorway is set blocks the view at the top of the image. A large adobe building is visible across a grassy field; its adobe bricks have begun to deteriorate, especially on the left side. There is pile of wooden debris at left and a translucent image of a man at center, possibly superimposed or underexposed. There are hills in the background.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m19110
title: Indian woman standing near a building at Mission San Fernando, [s.d.]

description: Photograph of an Indian woman standing near a building at Mission San Fernando, [s.d.]. The woman is at left and is dressed in a long skirt and long-sleeved shirt with a bandanna around her neck. Her hand is resting on a wooden beam that is leaning on the wall behind her. The building behind her is sloppily assembled of wooden planks and it has a terracotta tile roof. The roof makes an overhang that is supported by a thick rectangular wooden post.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m6227
title: Group of students and their principal, Professor Little, outside of the Pomona Valley Central School at the northwest corner of Ellen Place, ca.1884

description: Photograph of a group of students and their principal, Professor Little, outside of the Pomona Valley Central School at the northwest corner of Ellen Place, ca.1884. The whitewashed wood school building rises two stories above the ground, its tall shuttered windows looking out over a very large hedge which circumscribes the school. Behind the hedge are many trees, mostly tall thin evergreens, while in front of it, is a group of students arranged in an arc facing the camera. There is a mix of boys and girls, and most are wearing hats. A man, possibly Little, in a coat and bowler hat stands at the right of the group, and there are two people leaning out of one of the school's second story windows.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m6381
title: Exterior view of the third ranch adobe of Ygnacio Palomares, located at the intersection of Cucamonga Avenue and Orange Grove Avenue, ca.1880

description: Photograph of the exterior of the third ranch adobe of Ygnacio Palomares, located at the intersection of Cucamonga Avenue and North Orange Grove, ca.1880. The adobe building is in the background, mostly obscured from view by nearby trees and bushes. To the left of the house are two large trees, while to the right are many more, most of them pepper trees. In the center of the picture is a four wheeled carriage pulled by a single horse and carrying five people. Around the carriage are several young palm trees and small bushes. Palomares died in the home in 1864, and later it was owned and occupied by A. B. Neserve.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m4851
title: Outdoor oven on Ninth St. near the river, 1889

description: Photograph of an outdoor oven on Ninth St. near the river, 1889. The dome-shaped oven is made of bricks and is sheltered by a crude awning made from wooden posts covered with tree bark or leather(?). There are three large pieces of the same material resting on top of the oven and held in place by a large rock attached to a rope. In front of the oven, there is a shelf supported by a tin basin, and on the ground are what appear to be many corn husks. There is a cast-iron barrel to the right of the oven, and further to the right is a single leafless tree. In the background and across a grassy field, there is a single-story house. Picture file card reads "G.G. Johnson".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m7158
title: Pear tree orchard, ca.1900

description: Photograph of Anderson's pear orchard, Toluca (Lankershim), San Fernando Valley, ca.1900. View is down the space between two long rows of trees. A man is standing at right(?). A silhouette of mountains is visible in the distance.