Woodworth Home on San Pedro St. near 2nd

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  A near view of H. T. Hazard home, Hope St

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  View of a large house with a cupola identified as the former home of Henry T. Hazard (George Hazard's brother and a mayor of Los Angeles), at 2826 South Hope Street.

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  [Bliss, for Woodworth Estate (San Pedro St. near First St.?)];

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  The collection consists of maps, field books, legal documents, business papers, and diaries related to the work of surveyors George Hansen, Alfred Solano, Sidney B. Reeve, and others. The maps and surveys in the collection are of the city of Los Angeles, Southern California ranchos, and subdivisions of the city of Los Angeles and neighboring towns. The collection contains over maps and sketch maps. Other subjects represented in the collection include: civil engineering, land subdivision, mines and mineral resources, and daily life in Los Angeles and Los Angeles County.

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  J. and D. Barrows' home on San Pedro and 2nd streets, Los Angeles

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  View of a two-story house on street in downtown Los Angeles, California (San Pedro Street or 2nd Street), with a sign on the front that says "Painting. Paper hanging." A hammock can be seen on the porch next door.

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  Back of the H. T. Hazard home, Hope St., Los Angeles

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  View of the back of the house identified as the former home of Henry T. Hazard (George Hazard's brother and a mayor of Los Angeles), at 2826 South Hope Street, with cupola and french doors leading to an enclosed porch. Plants in the yard are in view.

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  Alley and wooden wagon near 225 San Pedro Street, Los Angeles

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  View of an alley and side of the Exchange Stables at 225 San Pedro Street, Los Angeles. For a view of the front of the building, see photCL_555_06_20. There is a wagon next to the building.

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  North San Pedro Street, Los Angeles

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  View of North San Pedro Street in downtown Los Angeles, from about the intersection with Commercial Street, with a policeman standing on the left. At right are signs for the Union Hardware and Metal Company (located at 214-216 North Los Angeles Street in the 1905 Los Angeles City Directory); an automobile, with no front windshield, is on the street in the distance. Additional visible signs read: "Importers and dealers in Cumberland Coal," "Whiskey," and "Japanese [?] House. Furnished Rooms."

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