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Search results: 313 item(s) for: "Architecture" in SFVH collection     
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1. 34th Church of Christ Scientist 34th Church of Christ ScientistChurch buildingsExterior view of the 34th Church of Christ Scientist, Tujunga, Calif. Photographer: The Record-Ledger. Black and white photograph.
2. Air pollution control vehicle Air pollution control vehicleBurbank City Hall (Burbank, Los Angeles County, Calif.); Automobiles; Los Angeles County (Calif.). Air Pollution Control District; South Coast Air Quality Management District (Calif.); Air -- Pollution; Smog; City hallsThis air pollution control vehicle, parked outside Burbank City Hall, belonged to the county of Los Angeles, which created Los Angeles County Air Pollution Control District in 1947. The agency record
3. Aleesie Mallette' residence, 1929 Aleesie Mallette' residence, 1929Stone houses; HousesExterior view of the Mallette home at 7035 Flora Morgan Terrace in Tujunga, 1929. Photographers: The Record-Ledger and J. H. Lamson (no. 723). Black and white photograph.
4. Aleesne Mallette and family outside their home, circa 1929 Aleesne Mallette and family outside their home, circa 1929Houses; Stone HousesMallette family outside their home at 7035 Flora Morgan Terrace in Tujunga. L. May Dean is in the foreground. Photographer: J. H. Lamson (#C-22) and The Record-Ledger. Donor: Aleesne Mallette. Black
5. Amelia Earhart home, Toluca Lake, 2003 Amelia Earhart home, Toluca Lake, 2003Earhart, Amelia, 1897-1937; Test pilots; HousesExterior view of 10042 Valley Spring Lane, a former residence of aviatrix Amelia Earhart, Toluca Lake, 2003. This photograph was taken for a homes and haunts lecture sponsored by CSUN. Photographer:
6. American Legion Hall American Legion HallAmerican Legion Hall (Tujunga, Los Angeles, Calif.); American Legion. Post 377 (Tujunga, Los Angeles, Calif.); VeteransExterior view of Legion Hall. Photographer: J. H. Lamson (no.146). 4.25 x 2.5 in. Black and white photograph.
7. American Legion Hall in Montrose American Legion Hall in MontroseAmerican Legion Hall (Montrose, Calif.); Buildings; Veterans; ClubsAmerican Legion Hall on Rosemead Avenue in Montrose, circa 1935. The hall and neighboring buildings were badly damaged in a 1934 flood. black and white photograph. 3.5 x 4.5 in.
8. American Legion Post 127 headquarters, Glendale, 1926 American Legion Post 127 headquarters, Glendale, 1926American Legion Hall (Glendale, Calif.); Veterans; Charities; ClubhousesThe American Legion Post 127 headquarters in Glendale towards the end of construction, 1926. The signpost names all the donors of monetary, labor, materials and services towards its building. Black
9. American Legion Post 243, circa 1950 American Legion Post 243, circa 1950American Legion. Post 243 (Canoga Park, Los Angeles, Calif.); American Legion Hall (Canoga Park, Los Angeles, Calif.); VeteransExterior view of American Legion Post 243, located in Canoga Park, circa. 1950. Black and white photograph, 4 x 7 in.
10. Anderson house, Park Moderne artists colony, Calabasas, circa 1940s Anderson house, Park Moderne artists colony, Calabasas, circa 1940sPark Moderne (Calabasas, Calif.); Houses; Adobe housesAndy Anderson, famous woodcarver, built his house of solid cement to resemble adobe. The Anderson's were good friends of the artist Jan de Swart and his wife Ursula. Park Moderne artists colony, Cala
11. Andres Pico adobe exterior, circa 1920 Andres Pico adobe exterior, circa 1920Adobe houses; Historic preservationExterior view of the home of Andres Pico (brother of Pio Pico) located near the San Fernando Mission, circa 1920. Constructed in the 1830s it was lived in by the Pico family until the 1890s when it f
12. Andres Pico Adobe, 1927 Andres Pico Adobe, 1927Andres Pico Adobe (Mission Hills, Los Angeles, Calif.); Historic preservation; Adobe housesThe Andres Pico Adobe before its restoration, 1927. The artist in the foreground is Claude A. Whisman, a Los Angeles police officer, who was recovering from a gun shot wound. His painting is on disp
13. Andres Pico Adobe, 1932 Andres Pico Adobe, 1932Andres Pico Adobe (Mission Hills, Los Angeles, Calif.)The Andres Pico Adobe after it was restored. The Andres Pico Adobe was built in 1834 and it was owned by General Andres Pico. It is the second oldest adobe home in the City of Los Angeles. Fully re
14. Andres Pico Adobe, 1932 Andres Pico Adobe, 1932Andres Pico Adobe (Mission Hills, Los Angeles, Calif.); Adobe housesThe Andres Pico Adobe after it was restored. This is a view of the right side of the adobe. The Andres Pico Adobe was built in 1834 and it was owned by General Andres Pico. It is the second oldest ado
15. Andres Pico Adobe, 1968 Andres Pico Adobe, 1968Andres Pico Adobe (Mission Hills, Los Angeles, Calif.)Exterior view of the Andres Pico Adobe in 1968. It was built in 1834 and owned by General Andres Pico. It is the second oldest adobe home in the City of Los Angeles. Fully restored to its original c
16. Andy Anderson house, Park Moderne artists colony, Calabasas, circa early 1980s Andy Anderson house, Park Moderne artists colony, Calabasas, circa early 1980sPark Moderne (Calabasas, Calif.); Adobe housesAndy Anderson house (later Patterson house), in Park Moderne artists colony, circa early 1980s. Anderson, a woodworker, built his house of cement to resemble adobe. More information on this image is
17. Arnold Krabbe's Texaco service station Arnold Krabbe's Texaco service stationService stations; Buildings; Wreckers (Vehicles); Gasoline pumps; AutomobilesArnold Krabbe's Texaco service station on the southeast conrner of Foothill Blvd. and Commerce Ave. in Tujunga, 1940s. black and white photograph. 8 x 10 in.
18. Ascension Episcopal Church Ascension Episcopal ChurchChurch buildingsExterior view of the Ascension Episcopal Church, Tujunga, Calif. Photographer: Photographic Services, Inc. Photographic postcard.
19. Ayers Building, 1948 Ayers Building, 1948Storefronts; Stores, Retail; StreetsThe Ayers Building (built 1906), located at Glendale and Wilson Avenues in Glendale, November 10, 1948. At that time, Palace Dry Cleaners occupied the first floor and Monarch Roofing and Insulating C
20. Bank of Glendale, circa 1910s Bank of Glendale, circa 1910sBanks and banking; StreetsThe Bank of Glendale memorialized on a postcard, circa 1910s. The bank was originally located on the corner of Crow Avenue (now Glendale Avenue) and Broadway. Maker: Van Ornum Colorprint. Color pos
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