cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.25549/acsc-m1127
title: San Francisquito Powerhouse dam, San Francisquito, 1927

description: Photograph of San Francisquito Powerhouse dam, San Francisquito
DOI: 10.25549/acsc-m1074
title: Foothill Blvd in the vicinity of Monrovia, 1932

description: Photograph of Foothill Blvd in the vicinity of Monrovia
DOI: 10.25549/acsc-m1075
title: Huntington Drive (Monrovia U.S. 66), 1933

description: Photograph of Huntington Drive (Monrovia U.S. 66)
DOI: 10.25549/acsc-m1122
title: State highway through business district of Pomona, 1926

description: Photograph of State highway through business district of Pomona
DOI: 10.25549/acsc-m1123
title: State highway through business district of Pomona, 1926

description: Photograph of State highway through business district of Pomona
DOI: 10.25549/acsc-m1042
title: Wilshire & Western, 1922

description: Photograph of Wilshire & Western
DOI: 10.25549/acsc-m851
title: Wilshire & Western, 1922

description: Photograph of Wilshire & Western
DOI: 10.25549/acsc-m1080
title: Newhall Tunnel, Newhall

description: Photograph of Newhall Tunnel, Newhall
DOI: 10.25549/acsc-m1078
title: Newhall Tunnel, Newhall

description: Photograph of Newhall Tunnel, Newhall
DOI: 10.25549/acsc-m1192
title: Newhall Pass

description: Photograph of Newhall Pass
DOI: 10.25549/acsc-m1193
title: Newhall Pass, 1906

description: Photograph of Newhall Pass
DOI: 10.25549/acsc-m1194
title: Newhall Pass, 1906

description: Photograph of Newhall Pass
DOI: 10.25549/acsc-m1246
title: Agricultural Park race of 1903.  Peerless driven by C.F. Turner in lead.  Three cars entered: C.F. Turner, A. Evans (shown 2nd in picture) also in Peerless, and 3rd car (not shown), Warran Curliant(?) in Winton.  Race time: 8min., 55sec., 1903

description: Photograph of Agricultural Park race of 1903.  Peerless driven by C.F. Turner in lead.  Three cars entered: C.F. Turner, A. Evans (shown 2nd in picture) also in Peerless, and 3rd car (not shown), Warran Curliant(?) in Winton.  Race time: 8min., 55sec.
DOI: 10.25549/acsc-m1043
title: Club headquarters at Eighth and Olive Streets, 1912

description: Photograph of Club headquarters at Eighth and Olive Streets
DOI: 10.25549/acsc-m852
title: Club headquarters at Eighth and Olive Streets, 1912

description: Photograph of Club headquarters at Eighth and Olive Streets
DOI: 10.25549/acsc-m853
title: Main Street, Los Angeles, 1916

description: Photograph of Main Street, Los Angeles
DOI: 10.25549/acsc-m1247
title: San Fernando Mission, 1926

description: Photograph of San Fernando Mission
DOI: 10.25549/acsc-m1067
title: Passenger steamer Callhawaii in Los Angeles harbor, 1926

description: Photograph of Passenger steamer Callhawaii in Los Angeles harbor
DOI: 10.25549/acsc-m1068
title: Pacific Fleet in Los Angeles harbor, 1926

description: Photograph of Pacific Fleet in Los Angeles harbor
DOI: 10.25549/acsc-m748
title: Automobile touring route from Los Angeles to Topanga Canyon and return, 1912

description: Strip map of automobile routes between Los Angeles and Topanga Canyon. Bounded by: Calabasas (top), Los Angeles (bottom), Venice (left), Cahuenga Pass (right). Due north is about 55 degrees right of vertical. Table of mileages at bottom left. Principal features: municipalities, roads, road names, mileages, natural features. Other prominent locations: Santa Monica Mountains, Santa Monica, Ocean Park, Van Nuys, Owensmouth, Hollywood, Calabasas Road. Printed at bottom is "56" and "F.T. 6/9/12" Printed at bottom, outside of map itself, is "3".
DOI: 10.25549/acsc-m2
title: Automobile routes from Los Angeles to Sunland, La Crescenta, and La Cañada, 1912

description: Strip map of Los Angeles up to Sunland via La Crescenta and La Cañada. Includes Tujunga Valley (top), City of Los Angeles (bottom), Rosco Station (left), Pasadena (right). Due north is about 30 degrees to the right of vertical. Principal features: municipalities, roads, mileages, road names, service stations, lodging. Prominent locations (cities; streets): Los Angeles (Sunset Boulevard, Los Feliz Avenue), Roscoe Station, Pasadena (Huntington Drive), Tropico, Glendale, Burbank, San Fernando Valley. At the bottom of the map is a table of the distances. Printed at bottom of map is "#63 H.P.H." Printed at the bottom, outside the map itself, is the number "4".
DOI: 10.25549/acsc-m3
title: Automobile route from Los Angeles to the Crags Country Club, 1912

description: Strip map of Los Angeles up to the Crags Country Club west of Calabasas. Includes Crags Country Club (top), City of Los Angeles (bottom & left), Van Nuys (right). Due north is about 80 degrees to the right of vertical. Principal features: municipalities, roads, mileages, road names, service stations, lodging. Prominent locations (cities): Los Angeles (Laurel Canyon, Sunset Boulevard), Hollywood (Hollywood Avenue), Owensmouth, Calabasas, San Fernando Valley (Ventura Road, Van Nuys Boulevard, Sherman Way). In the middle of the map is a table of the distances. Printed at bottom of map is '62 6-27-12 H.P.H.' Printed at the bottom, outside the map itself, is the number '8'.
DOI: 10.25549/acsc-m7
title: Automobile touring route to Camp Baldy via Foothill Boulevard and return via Valley Boulevard, 1912

description: Strip map of the automobile route to Camp Baldy via Foothill Boulevard and return via Valley Boulevard. Includes Old Baldy Trail (top), City of Los Angeles (bottom), Pasadena (left), Walnut (right). Due north is about 80 degrees to the left of vertical. Principal features: municipalities, roads, mileages, road names. Other prominent locations (cities; streets; geographical features): North Ontario, Ontario, Claremont, Pomona, Lordsburg, San Dimas, Spadra, Glendora, Azusa, Covina, Puente, Vineland, Monrovia, Arcadia, Bassett, El Monte, San Gabriel, Alhambra, Ramona; Euclid Avenue, Mountain Avenue, Holt Avenue, 10th Street, New Boulevard, Garey Avenue, Duarte Road, El Monte Road, Colorado Street, Fair Oaks Avenue, Alhambra Avenue, Huntington Drive, Main Street, North Broadway, Old Baldy Trail; San Antonio Canyon, San Antonio Wash, San Dimas Wash, San Gabriel Mountains, San Gabriel Wash, Puente Hills, Rio Honda, Los Angeles River. At the bottom of the map is a table of the distances. Printed at bottom of map is "#49" & "H.R.H. 5-18-'12" Printed at the bottom, outside the map itself, is the number"10".
DOI: 10.25549/acsc-m8
title: Automobile road from Los Angeles to San Diego via coast route, 1913. Part one: Los Angeles to Santa Ana

description: Strip map of the automobile route from Los Angeles to Santa Ana via the coast route, 1913. Includes Los Angeles (top), Tustin (bottom), Santa Ana (left), La Habra (right). Due north is about 45 degrees to the right of vertical. Principal features: municipalities, railroads, roads, mileages, road names, food, lodging, service stations. Prominent locations (cities; streets; geographical features): Los Angeles (7th Street, Stephenson Avenue), Santa Ana (Main Street, 4th Street), Anaheim (Los Angeles Street), Orange, Whittier, Downey, Norwalk, Montebello, Fullerton (Whittier Road), La Habra (Orange Avenue); Whittier Boulevard; Los Angeles River, Rio Hondo, Santa Ana River, Santiago Creek. Printed near the bottom of the map is "13 A.J.B." and "E.S.B." Printed at the bottom, outside the map itself, is the number "10".
DOI: 10.25549/acsc-m12
title: Automobile routes from Los Angeles to Monrovia Canyon, 1912

description: Strip map of routes between Los Angeles and Monrovia Canyon. Includes Monrovia Canyon (top), Los Angeles (bottom & right), Pasadena (left). Due north is about 80 degrees to the left of vertical. Principal features: municipalities, roads, railroads, road names.Table of mileages at bottom. Prominent locations: Monrovia (Charlotte Avenue, Foothill Boulevard, Myrtle Avenue, White Oaks Avenue), Arcadia (Santa Anita Avenue), Pasadena (Santa Anita Avenue, San Gabriel Boulevard, Colorado Street, Fair Oaks Avenue), Alhambra (Alhambra Road), South Pasadena (Salt Lake Railroad, Monterey Road, Southern Pacific Railroad), Highland Park (Pasadena Avenue, Gawston Ostrich Farm, Huntington Drive, North Broadway), Los Angeles (Broadway, Spring Street, Main Street, 2nd Street); Los Angeles River, Arroyo Seco. Printed at the bottom of the map is "46" and "F.T. 5/6/12". Printed at the bottom, outside the map itself, is the number "11".
DOI: 10.25549/acsc-m13
title: Automobile route from Los Angeles to San Dimas Canyon, 1912

description: Strip map of route between Los Angeles and San Dimas Canyon. Includes Monrovia Canyon (top), Los Angeles (bottom & right), Pasadena (left). Due north is about 85 degrees to the left of vertical. Principal features: municipalities, roads, railroads, road names, mileages.Table of mileages at right. Prominent locations: San Dimas (San Dimas Wash, Foothill Boulevard), Glendora, Azusa, Duarte (San Gabriel River), Monrovia (Shamrock Avenue, Orange Street, Myrtle Avenue), Arcadia (Santa Anita Avenue), Pasadena (Santa Anita Avenue, Huntington Drive, Colorado Street, Fair Oaks Avenue), Alhambra (Alhambra Road), Los Angeles (North Broadway, North Main Street, Avenue 20). Printed at the bottom of the map is "52" and "F.T. 5/23/12". Printed at the bottom, outside the map itself, is the number "12".
DOI: 10.25549/acsc-m14
title: Touring route from Los Angeles to San Gabriel Canyon, 1912

description: Strip map of automobile routes between Los Angeles and San Gabriel Canyon. Includes San Gabriel Canyon (top), Los Angeles (bottom & right), Pasadena (left). Due north is about 85 degrees to the left of vertical. Principal features: municipalities, roads, railroads, road names, mileages.Table of mileages at bottom. Prominent locations: Azusa (Azusa Avenue, Foothill Boulevard), Duarte (San Gabriel River), Monrovia (Shamrock Avenue, Orange Street, Myrtle Avenue), Arcadia (Santa Anita Avenue, Duarte Road), Pasadena (Santa Anita Avenue, San Gabriel Boulevard, Huntington Drive, Colorado Street, Fair Oaks Avenue), Alhambra (Alhambra Road), Los Angeles (North Broadway, North Main Street, Avenue 20). Printed at the bottom of the map is "47" and "F.T. 5/7/12". Printed at the bottom, outside the map itself, is the number "14".
DOI: 10.25549/acsc-m16
title: Automobile road from San Fernando to Caswell's via Bouquet Canyon, Elizabeth Lake and Antelope Valley, 1929

description: Strip map (in two sections) of the automobile route from San Fernando to Caswell's via Bouquet Canyon, Elizabeth Lake and Antelope Valley. Includes (top section) Tehachapi Mountains (top & left), Liebre Mountain (bottom), Neenach (right); (bottom section) Neenach (top & left), San Fernando (bottom), Portal Ridge (right). Due north is up. Principal features: municipalities, roads, railroads, mileages, food, lodging, elevations. Other prominent locations: Kern County, Los Angeles County; Bailey's Ranch, Crane Lake, Pine Canyon, Los Angeles Aqueduct; Fairmont, Elizabeth Lake Tavern, Leonis Valley, Twin Oaks Ranch, San Francisquito Canyon, Mint Canyon, Power House no. 2, Saugus, Newhall, Newhall Tunnel, Sylmar. Printed at the bottom is "Brown" and "432". Printed at the bottom, outside the map itself, is the number "17" and "229".
DOI: 10.25549/acsc-m17
title: Automobile routes from Los Angeles to neighboring beach cities, 1912

description: Strip map of the automobile routes from Los Angeles to Santa Monica, Ocean Park, Venice, Playa del Rey, Manhattan Beach, Hermosa Beach, Redondo, San Pedro, Point Fermin, Long Beach, Naples, Bay City, Anaheim Landing, Sunset Beach, Huntington Beach, Newport Beach, Balboa Beach, Laguna Beach, San Juan Capistrano. Includes Santa Monica (top), San Juan Capistrano (bottom), Burbank (right), Point Fermin (left). Due north about 50 degrees right of vertical. Principal features: municipalities, roads, mileages. Prominent locations: Santa Monica (Palisades, Nevada, Wilshire Boulevard), Soldier's home, Sherman, Cahuenga Pass, Hollywood (Sunset Boulevard), Motordrome, Los Angeles (Washington Boulevard, Vermont, Main Street, Slauson Avenue, Central Avenue, Harbor Boulevard, Long Beach Boulevard), Inglewood (Redondo Boulevard), Watts (Florence Avenue), Tropico, Alhambra, Whittier (Whittier Boulevard), Compton, Wilmington, Downey, Norwalk, La Habra, Westminster (Anaheim Boulevard), Fullerton, Anaheim, Garden Grove, Orange, Santa Ana (5th Street, Main Street), Tustin, Irvine. Printed at the bottom is "4/23/12". Printed at the bottom, outside the map itself, is the number "18".
DOI: 10.25549/acsc-m18
title: Automobile touring route from Los Angeles through San Fernando Valley and return, 1912

description: Strip map of the automobile route from Los Angeles through San Fernando Valley and return. Includes Chatsworth (top), Los Angeles (bottom), Fernando (right), Chalk Hills (left). Due north about 50 degrees right of vertical. Principal features: municipalities, roads, railroads, road names, mileages, elevations, geographic features. Prominent locations: Chatsworth Park Station, Santa Susana Mountains, Pacoima Wash, Pacoima, San Fernando Valley (Sherman Way, Van Nuys Boulevard, Southern Pacific Railroad), Santa Monica Mountains, Tujunga Wash, Roscoe, Lankershim, Los Angeles River, Lookout Mountain, Laurel Canyon, Cahuenga Pass, Sherman, Hollywood (Hollywood Avenue), Burbank, Los Angeles (Vermont Avenue, Los Feliz Boulevard, Sunset Boulevard, Beaudry, 2nd Street, Figueroa, 3rd Street), Tropico. Printed at the bottom is "60". Printed at the bottom, outside the map itself, is the number "19".
DOI: 10.25549/acsc-m19
title: Automobile routes between Los Angeles and Ventura including principal connections, 1912

description: Strip map of the automobile routes between Los Angeles and Ventura. Includes Castaic (top), Los Angeles (bottom & right), Matilija Hot Springs (left). Due north is about 5 degrees left of vertical. Principal features: municipalities, roads, railroads, road names, mileages, geographic features, meals, lodging, camping grounds, garages. Prominent locations: Nordhoff, Sulphur Mountains, Santa Paula, Santa Clara River, Fillmore, Piru, Camulos Ranch, Montalvo, El Rio, Camarillo, Somis, Newberry Park, Moor Park, Santa Susana, Simi, Calabasas, Santa Monica Mountains, Saugus, Newhall, Newhall Tunnel, Fernando, San Fernando Mission, Pacoima, Roscoe, Santa Susana Pass, Chatsworth Park, Owensmouth, Van Nuys (Sherman Way), Chalk Hills, Laurel Canyon Pass, Lankershim, Cahuenga Pass, Lookout Mountain, Burbank, Hollywood (Los Feliz, Sunset Boulevard, Hollywood Avenue), Tropico, Los Angeles (Beaudry Avenue, 2nd Street, Figueroa, 3rd Street, Broadway, North Main Street, Avenue 20). Printed at the bottom is "H.P.H. 8-18-12" and "#81". Printed at the right, outside the map itself, is the number "20".
DOI: 10.25549/acsc-m20
title: Automobile route along the Pacific coast from Seal Beach to Santa Monica, 1936
title: Mileage in circles from Seal Beach; without circles from Santa Monica

description: Strip map of the automobile routes between Seal Beach and Santa Monica. Includes Topanga Beach (top), Seal Beach (bottom), Pacific Ocean (left), Inglewood (right). Due north is about 45 degrees right of vertical. Principal features: municipalities, roads, railroads, road names, mileages, geographic features, Auto Club locations, elevations. Prominent locations: U.S. 101, Pacific Palisades, West Los Angeles (Sunset Boulevard, Uplifters Club, San Vicente Boulevard, Wilshire Boulevard, Santa Monica Boulevard, Pico Boulevard), Ocean Park (Ocean Park Boulevard), Venice (Lincoln, Sepulveda Boulevard), Mar Vista (Washington Boulevard), Playa del Rey (Culver Boulevard, Jefferson Boulevard), Loyola University, Hyperion (Loyola Boulevard, Manchester Boulevard, La Tijera), El Segundo (Main, Imperial), Inglewood (Redondo Boulevard), Lennox, Hawthorne, Lawndale (Alondra Park), Riverside-Redondo Boulevard, Palm Avenue, Moneta, Gardena (Western Avenue), Manhattan Beach, Hermosa Beach, Redondo Beach (Elena Avenue, Camino Real), Torrance (Torrance Boulevard, Normandie Avenue, Vermont Avenue), Lomita, Harbor City, San Pedro Hills, Wilmington (Gaffey Street), Point Fermin, Cabrillo Beach, Los Angeles Harbor, Catalina Terminal, Long Beach (Anaheim Street, Alameda Street, Ocean Boulevard), Los Angeles River. Printed at the bottom is "1495". Printed at the bottom, outside the map itself, is the number "21" and, left, "369".
DOI: 10.25549/acsc-m23
title: Automobile routes between Redondo Beach and Santa Ana, 1933
title: Mileage in circles from Santa Ana, without circles from Redondo Beach

description: Strip map of the automobile routes between Redondo Beach and Santa Ana. Includes Norwalk (top), Anaheim Landing (bottom), Pacific Ocean (left), Placentia (right). Due north is up. Principal features: municipalities, roads, railroads, road names, mileages, geographic features. Other prominent locations: Manhattan Beach, Hermosa Beach, San Pedro, Long Beach, Seal Beach, Palos Verdes, Wilmington, Gardena, Compton, Torrance, Bellflower, Anaheim, Fullerton. Printed at the bottom is "CS." and "1165". Printed at the left, outside the map itself, is the number "25" and "233".
DOI: 10.25549/acsc-m24
title: Automobile road map from Anaheim to Redondo via Riverside-Redondo Boulevard, 1912

description: Strip map of the automobile routes from Anaheim to Redondo principally via Riverside-Redondo Boulevard. Includes Norwalk (top), San Pedro (bottom), Manhattan Beach (left), Orange (right). Due north is up. Principal features: municipalities, roads, railroads, road names, mileages, geographic features. Other prominent locations: Hermosa Beach, Cliffton, Long Beach, Seal Beach, San Pedro Hills, Wilmington, Gardena, Compton, Clearwater, Torrance, Bellflower, Artesia, Santa Ana, Fullerton. Printed at the top left is "E.J.B." and, bottom right, "426". Printed at the right, outside the map itself, is the number "30" and "'Help prevent fires' -- it pays".
DOI: 10.25549/acsc-m35
title: Los Angeles to Sandberg: U.S. 99, 1929

description: Strip map of automobile route between Los Angeles and Sandberg via U.S. 99. Includes Quail Lake (top), Los Angeles (bottom), Ventura County (left), Pasadena (right). Due north is about 20 degrees right of vertical. Principal features: municipalities, roads, railroads, road names, mileages, geographic features, elevations, services. Other prominent locations: Kern County, Los Angeles County, Neenach, National Forest Inn, Ridge Road House, Ridge Road, Martins, Castaic, Saugus, Mint Canyon, Bouquet Canyon, Newhall, San Fernando Reservoirs, San Fernando, Van Nuys, North Hollywood, Burbank, Glendale, Hollywood, Eagle Rock. Printed at the bottom is "324". Printed at the bottom, outside the map itself, is "32" and "829".
DOI: 10.25549/acsc-m36
title: Automobile routes from Los Angeles to Redlands and Riverside, 1912

description: Strip map of automobile routes from Los Angeles to Redlands and Riverside via North Broadway, Huntington Drive, Fair Oaks Avenue, Foothill Boulevard, 10th Street, San Bernardino Boulevard, Highland Avenue, Orange Avenue, Colton Avenue, Riverside Road, State Street, A Street, Holt Avenue, Valley Boulevard, El Monte Road, Main Street. Includes Redlands (top), Los Angeles (bottom), Foothill Boulevard (left), Riverside (right). Due north is about 90 degrees left of vertical. Principal features: municipalities, roads, railroads, road names, mileages, geographic features, elevations, services. Table of distances upper left. Other prominent locations: Highlands, Patton, Loma Linda, Colton, Wineville, Rialto, Cucamonga, North Ontario, Claremont, Pomona, San Dimas, Glendora, Lordsburg, Walnut, Spadra, Azusa, Puente, Duarte, Bassett, Monrovia, El Monte, Arcadia, San Gabriel, Pasadena, Alhambra. Printed at the bottom is "61" and  "H.P.H. 6/28/12". Printed at the bottom, outside the map itself, is "33".
DOI: 10.25549/acsc-m37
title: Touring route from Los Angeles to Pomona and return, 1912

description: Strip map of automobile route from Los Angeles to Pomona via Foothill Boulevard and Valley Boulevard. Includes Pomona (top), Los Angeles (bottom), San Gabriel River (left), Valley Boulevard (right). Due north is about 95 degrees left of vertical. Principal features: municipalities, roads, railroads, road names, mileages, geographic features. Table of distances lower left. Other prominent locations: Lordsburg, San Dimas, Spadra, Walnut, Glendora, Covina, Azusa, Puente, Duarte, Bassett, Monrovia, Arcadia, El Monte, Savannah, San Gabriel, Alhambra, Pasadena. Printed at the bottom is and  "F.T. 5/13/12". Printed at the bottom, outside the map itself, is "35".
DOI: 10.25549/acsc-m38
title: Touring route Los Angeles to Altadena and return via Pasadena, Eagle Rock and Glendale including principal points of interest enroute, 1912

description: Strip map of automobile touring route from Los Angeles to Altadena and return via Pasadena, Eagle Rock and Glendale. Includes Altadena (top), Los Angeles (bottom), Griffith Park (left), Huntington Drive (right). Due north is about 55 degrees left of vertical. Principal features: municipalities, roads, road names, mileages, geographic features. Table of distances at bottom. Other prominent locations: South Pasadena, Eagle Rock Valley, Glendale, Tropico, Highland Park, Elysian Park, Los Angeles River, Arroyo Seco. Printed at the bottom is and  "#45", "5-4-12", and "HPH.". Printed at the bottom, outside the map itself, is "36".
DOI: 10.25549/acsc-m39
title: Automobile road from Pasadena to Mount Wilson, 1930

description: Strip map of automobile route from Pasadena to Mount Wilson. Includes Echo Rock (top), Pasadena (bottom), Pasadena Golf Club (left), Orchard Camp (right). Due north is about 45 degrees left of vertical. Principal features: municipalities, roads, railroads, road names, mileages, geographic features, services, elevations. Other prominent locations: Carnegie Observatory, Strains Camp, Mount Harvard, the desert, Idle Hour Camp, Henniger Flats, Eaton Wash, Toll house, Lamanda Park, Pasadena High School, Auto Club of Southern California branch office. Printed at the bottom is and  "501" and "Brown". Printed at the bottom, outside the map itself, is "37".
DOI: 10.25549/acsc-m43
title: Automobile route east of the Sierras from Los Angeles to Lake Tahoe. Part one: Los Angeles to Haiwee, 1912

description: Strip map of automobile route from Los Angeles to Haiwee east of the Sierra Nevada Mountains. Includes Haiwee  (top), Los Angeles (bottom), Saugus (left), Brown (right). Due north is up. Principal features: municipalities, roads, railroads, road names, mileages, geographic features, elevations, services. Other prominent locations: Inyo County, Tulare County, Kern County, Los Angeles County, Little Lake, Los Angeles Aqueduct, Narka, Indian Wells, Freemans, Ricardo Tavern, Red Rock Canyon, Cinco Station, Jawbone Canyon, Mohave, Willow Springs, Rosamond, Elizabeth Lake, Lancaster, Palmdale, Vincent, Acton, Chandlers, Del Sur, San Francisquito Canyon, Boquet Canyon, Mint Canyon, Newhall, Fernando, Burbank, Tropico, Hollywood. Printed at the bottom is "66" and  "F.T.". Printed at the bottom, outside the map itself, is "38". On the verso is a notice to look for official hotels and garages and a list of 33 branch offices of the Auto Club (with addresses).
DOI: 10.25549/acsc-m45
title: Automobile road from San Bernardino to Palmdale via Los Angeles County Big Pines Recreational Camp, 1932

description: Strip map of automobile road from San Bernardino to Palmdale via Los Angeles County Big Pines Recreational Camp. Includes Mohave Desert (top), Twin Peaks (bottom), Palmdale (left), San Bernardino (right). Due north is about 30 degrees left of vertical. Principal features: municipalities, roads, railroads, road names, mileages, geographic features, elevations, services. Other prominent locations: Una Lake, Littlerock, Vincent, Acton, Antelope Valley, Baldy Mesa, San Gabriel Mountains, Angeles National Forest, San Bernardino National Forest, Montes, Los Angeles County, San Bernardino County, Swartout Valley, Camp Cajon, Cajon Pass, Lake Arrowhead, Colton. Printed at the bottom is "L.M.B." and "1122". Printed at the left, outside the map itself, is "39" and "632"; at the right "Have you the latest copy of Official Hotels, Garages and Emergency Service Stations booklet published 1st of every month? Ask for it."