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Part of the Marquise [i.e. Marquez] Home, Santa Monica



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  • A bit of the Old Graveyard, Santa Monica

    A bit of the Old Graveyard, Santa Monica

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    Image of graves and crosses in the Pascual Marquez family cemetery on the land of the former Rancho Boca de Santa Monica, which is now present-day Santa Monica Canyon, California.

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  • The Old Road and Burial Ground, Santa Monica Canyon

    The Old Road and Burial Ground, Santa Monica Canyon

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    Image of a dirt road leading to the Pascual Marquez family cemetery on the land of the former Rancho Boca de Santa Monica, now present-day Santa Monica Canyon, California.

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  • Ted's Grill advertisement on man with stilts, Santa Monica Canyon

    Ted's Grill advertisement on man with stilts, Santa Monica Canyon

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    Image of man on stilts wearing a Ted's Grill advertisement alongside automobiles stopped in traffic in Santa Monica Canyon. The restaurant was located at 146 Entrada Drive, Santa Monica, California. The advertisement reads "turn right for Ted's Grill steaks!"

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  • Beach Road north of Santa Monica, Cal

    Beach Road north of Santa Monica, Cal

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    Image of the Beach Road north of Santa Monica, California (in present-day Pacific Palisades), with the Japanese fishing village next to the Long Wharf at upper right. The Santa Monica Canyon Beach House can be seen at the mouth of the canyon beyond the wharf, with the beaches of Santa Monica and the bluffs farther south.

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  • Santa Monica Canyon State Beach

    Santa Monica Canyon State Beach

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    Image of people in bathing suits on the beach at Santa Monica Canyon State Beach in Santa Monica, California.

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  • The Botier [i.e. Botiller] home, Santa Ana Canyon

    The Botier [i.e. Botiller] home, Santa Ana Canyon

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    View of adobe ruins identified as belonging to the Botiller family, in Santa Ana Canyon. (What is now called Santa Ana Canyon is in the vicinity of present day Chino Hills, but it is not clear if this is that location).

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