PhotographBurbank, CA – Architecture-California-Spanish – This was the typical architectural trend during the 1920s. The style still remains popular
March 4 1949
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PhotographNorth Hollywood, CA – Architecture-English Cottage – This home shows the English Cottage influence of architecture. There are numerous examples of this type of dwelling throughout the San Fernando Valley
March 4 1949
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PhotographNorth Hollywood, CA – Architecture-English Cottage style – This home shows a strong influence of English Cottage style of architecture which is carried out in construction detail
March 4 1949
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PhotographNorth Hollywood, CA – Architecture-Swiss Chalet – Swiss chalet on Chandler Blvd that was built about 1910. Low pitch roof with wide overhangs is a good example of the Swiss Chalet influence
March 4 1949
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PhotographSan Fernando, CA – Architecture-California Colonial – This is a modified type of colonial style which employs redwood siding to accentuate the length and features large windows
March 4 1949
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PhotographSan Fernando, CA – Architecture-Farm House Style – This architect's drawing of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Galpin is how the residence would look when completed
March 4 1949
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PhotographSan Fernando, CA – Architecture-English style – This home shows a strong influence of English style architecture
March 4 1949
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PhotographReseda, CA – Industrial Center for the Aged – This is an artist's drawing of the Industrial Center for the Aged association's proposed home in Reseda for elderly people
May 14 1947
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PhotographPanorama City, CA – Carnation Building – This is the Carnation Company's research facility
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PhotographSherman Oaks, CA – Architecture-Ranch style – This is a Mexican style ranch home
March 4 1949
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PhotographSan Fernando, CA – Porter Hotel – Postcard of Porter Hotel with view of park
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PhotographSan Fernando, CA – First school in City of San Fernando – Located at corner of Mission and San Fernando Roads – Old Bank of America Building
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PhotographSan Fernando, CA – San Fernando Sister City – Checking map prior to departure for Colima, Mexico, San Fernando's sister city, are Gage Wilson, Chamber President
May 24 1965
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PhotographSan Fernando, CA – Lopez Home – Open house in Lopez Home – Standing from left to right are Evalena Quintanar, Ramona Shaug, and Kate L. Millen
January 16 1948
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PhotographSan Fernando, CA – Copeland, L.A. – L.A. Copeland and Helen Forbes of the San Fernando Chamber of Commerce compile list of names and addresses of Valley residents to send to woman in North Carolina
June 30 1960
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PhotographSan Fernando, CA – Mrs. Kate Millen – Mrs. Kate Millen is one of the Lopez sisters
November 17 1947
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PhotographMission Hills, CA – San Fernando Mission – Celebration of L.A. City and the San Fernando Mission's birthday
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PhotographSan Fernando, CA – Hotel Goodhap – Hotel Goodhap, 208 S. Brand Blvd. located in Security-First National Bank Building
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PhotographSan Fernando, CA – San Fernando Mall – A view of the San Fernando Mall area after redevelopment
circa 1950
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PhotographSan Fernando, CA – San Fernando Sun – San Fernando Sun employees
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PhotographSan Fernando, CA – S.H. Kress & Co. – A front view of Kress' 5-10-25 cent store located on San Fernando Road
1972
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PhotographSan Fernando, CA – Methodist Church – Located at 3rd and Maclay
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PhotographSan Fernando, CA – San Fernando Fiesta – Picture taken at San Fernando Rd. and Maclay float sponsored by Peggy Gray's Dance Studio – People on float are not identified
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PhotographSan Fernando, CA – North view of San Fernando looking west down San Fernando Road at Brand Blvd.
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