Alligator Farm, Los Angeles

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  Southern Pacific Railroad lines and Alameda St., Los Angeles. 1930

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  A freight train of the Southern Pacific Railroad Company travels down tracks next to Alameda Street in Los Angeles. Automobiles going in both directions past businesses, such as the California Milling Corporation.

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  Photographs of track laying for the Los Angeles Cable Railway in Boyle Heights and other views in Los Angeles

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  Palmer Conner Collection of Color Slides of Los Angeles

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