Manuscripts

Map of the property of the Los Angeles Canal and Reservoir Company, prepared by William Moore

Description: Map is drawn on linen-backed tracing paper, with black ink; with a small tear.
Type: Manuscripts(Opens in new tab)
Date: 1870
Call number: mssCalsurvey
Provenance: Gift of Elizabeth Weser, April 1971.
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