Subject: Dedications--California--Costa Mesa / Location: Costa Mesa (Calif.) - UCLA Library Digital Collections Search Results

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Ribbon cutting ceremony performed by P. A. Stanton, John C. Mitchell, Jewell Cawthon, Mary Jean Mason, and George Jeffrey, Costa Mesa, 1934

Description:: Stanton holds the ribbon with his left hand and the scissors with his right. Jewel and Mary Jean stand on either side of him, also holding the ribbon, while Mitchell and Jeffrey stand on either side of the women, both men holding bottles tied with ribbons. There are other people observing the cutting behind the group.
Date:: October 1934
Resource Type:: still image
Collection:: Los Angeles Times Photographic Collection
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Ribbon cutting ceremony performed by P. A. Stanton, John C. Mitchell, Jewell Cawthon, Mary Jean Mason, and George Jeffrey, Costa Mesa, 1934

Bridge opening ceremony, Costa Mesa, 1934

Description:: Note identifying participants: image no. uclamss_1429_0455i
Date:: October 15, 1934
Resource Type:: still image
Collection:: Los Angeles Times Photographic Collection

Bridge opening ceremony, Costa Mesa, 1934

Ribbon cutting at bridge opening ceremony, Costa Mesa, 1934

Description:: California Highway Commissioner Philip A. Stanton, back to camera, cutting ribbon, with Miss Anaheim, Jewel Cawthon, and Miss Newport, Mary Jean Mason, both in light dresses and hats, looking on, with about 3 other people in background
Date:: October 15, 1934
Resource Type:: still image
Collection:: Los Angeles Times Photographic Collection

Ribbon cutting at bridge opening ceremony, Costa Mesa, 1934

California State Highway Commissioner Philip A. Stanton speaking at bridge opening ceremony, Costa Mesa, 1934

Description:: Related note about P. A. Stanton: image no. uclamss_1429_0454i
Date:: October 15, 1934
Resource Type:: still image
Collection:: Los Angeles Times Photographic Collection

California State Highway Commissioner Philip A. Stanton speaking at bridge opening ceremony, Costa Mesa, 1934