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View down a street with cable car tracks, Los Angeles, 1898-1920

Description:
View down a commercial street in Los Angeles with a horse and wagon parked on either side of the street with 2 set of cable car tracks running down it. Signs on buildings read "Los Angeles Furniture Co.,"R[...}des, [...] Auction[...]," and "Burns the Shoe Man."
Date:
[between 1898-1920]
Resource Type:
still image
Photographer:
Pierce, C. C. $q(Charles C.), $d1861-1946
Collection:
C.C. Pierce Photographic Collection, circa 1898-1934
View down a street with cable car tracks, Los Angeles, 1898-1920

Tennis player May Sutton Bundy with her children, Los Angeles, 1910s

Description:
Tennis player May Sutton Bundy with three of her children. She is seated on a wooden rocking chair with her daughter, Dorothy, in her lap and two of her three sons are next to her. One of the children is standing holding a tennis racket and the other is seated on a toy elephant with wheels. They are in an outside patio.
Date:
[between 1910-1920]
Resource Type:
still image
Collection:
Los Angeles Times Photographic Collection
Tennis player May Sutton Bundy with her children, Los Angeles, 1910s

Crowd greets the first government hospital train to cross the continent, Los Angeles, 1919

Description:
A government hospital train with 126 wounded and sick WWI soldiers arrives at La Grande Station in Los Angeles. The train continued to Camp Kearny. Photo appears with the article "WOUNDED GREETED HERE.: Relatives and Friends Throng Station as Hospital Train Stops on Way. When the "Million-Dollar Hospital Special" Arrived," Los Angeles Times, 30 Mar. 1919: I13.
Date:
March 29,1919
Resource Type:
still image
Collection:
Los Angeles Times Photographic Collection
OpenUCLA Collections
Crowd greets the first government hospital train to cross the continent, Los Angeles, 1919

Striking Red Car workers in front of the Pacific Electric building approaching a street car, Los Angeles, 1919

Description:
Street railroad strikers gathered beside a street car in front of the Pacific Electric building at Main Street and 6th Street. Photograph appears with the article "OPEN SHOP STANDS FAST IN SECOND SEVERE TEST: 1919, Next Only to 1910 as Crucial Period in Long War, Sees Many Strikes, Much Violence," Los Angeles Times, 24 Oct. 1929: 1, 9.
Date:
August 1919
Resource Type:
still image
Collection:
Los Angeles Times Photographic Collection
OpenUCLA Collections
Striking Red Car workers in front of the Pacific Electric building approaching a street car, Los Angeles, 1919

Red Car strikers in front of the Pacific Electric building during strike, Los Angeles, 1919

Description:
Street railroad strikers gathered around a car in front of the Pacific Electric building at Main Street and 6th Street. Reported, with a similar photograph, in "OPEN SHOP STANDS FAST IN SECOND SEVERE TEST: 1919, Next Only to 1910 as Crucial Period in Long War, Sees Many Strikes, Much Violence," Los Angeles Times, 24 Oct. 1929: 1, 9.
Date:
August 1919
Resource Type:
still image
Collection:
Los Angeles Times Photographic Collection
OpenUCLA Collections
Red Car strikers in front of the Pacific Electric building during strike, Los Angeles, 1919

Jane Anderson, writer, stands at a doorway, Los Angeles, 1918

Description:
A similar photo appears with article "France and Britian certain of the Final Victory, Writes Jane Anderson, Visitor Here.: SEES ALLIERS VICTORIES IN CLASH OF NATION-SOULS. Noted American Woman War Writer Says They Can Never be Defeated as Long as Great Hearts Beat. A New Viewpoint on World's Crisis. Anderson, Jane," Los Angeles Times, 27 Mar. 1918: I2.
Date:
March, 1918
Resource Type:
still image
Collection:
Los Angeles Times Photographic Collection
Jane Anderson, writer, stands at a doorway, Los Angeles, 1918

Jane Anderson, writer, stands at a doorway, Los Angeles, 1918

Description:
Photo appears with article "France and Britian certain of the Final Victory, Writes Jane Anderson, Visitor Here.: SEES ALLIERS VICTORIES IN CLASH OF NATION-SOULS. Noted American Woman War Writer Says They Can Never be Defeated as Long as Great Hearts Beat. A New Viewpoint on World's Crisis. Anderson, Jane," Los Angeles Times, 27 Mar. 1918: I2.
Date:
March, 1918
Resource Type:
still image
Collection:
Los Angeles Times Photographic Collection
Jane Anderson, writer, stands at a doorway, Los Angeles, 1918

Interior of the Otis Art Institute during a student exhibition (?), Los Angeles, between 1918-1939

Description:
View of the interior of a stately house, probably the 1898 house of General Harrison Grey Otis, which became the Otis Art Institute in 1918 (located at 2410 Wilshire Blvd.). There is carved chest supporting a floral bouquet in front of a fireplace with a carved stone mantle. In the room beyond there appears to be art work on exhibition.
Date:
[between 1918-1939]
Resource Type:
still image
Collection:
Los Angeles Times Photographic Collection
Interior of the Otis Art Institute during a student exhibition (?), Los Angeles, between 1918-1939

Stylized landscape painting and decorative metalwork objects by a Otis Art Institute students, Los Angeles, 1918-1939

Description:
Photograph of a stylized landscape painting by an Otis Art Institute student, with a view towards a lawn and house from a front gate. The painting is on a wall above a table covered with fabric and holding a footed metal bowl flanked by decorative metal candle holders and small paintings in decorative metal frames.
Date:
[between 1918-1939]
Resource Type:
still image
Collection:
Los Angeles Times Photographic Collection
Stylized landscape painting and decorative metalwork objects by a Otis Art Institute students, Los Angeles, 1918-1939

Painting by W. Herbert Dunton titled "The Enemies' Horses," Los Angeles, circa 1912

Description:
Painting with Native American men riding horses in a landscape. This painting is no. 15 1/2 on a list of art works offered by Kanst Art Galleries, located at 826 South Hill Street in Los Angeles. On the List it is mistakenly attributed to Bert G. Phillips. The the annotation on the negative attributes the painting to W. Herbert Dunton. The painting is now at the Smithsonian American Art Museum, attributed to Dunton, circa 1912-1920.
Date:
[between 1912-1920]
Resource Type:
still image
Collection:
Los Angeles Times Photographic Collection
Painting by W. Herbert Dunton titled "The Enemies' Horses," Los Angeles, circa 1912

Reverend A. F. Randall, Los Angeles, 1919

Description:
Portrait of Reverend A. F. Randall, who was appointed as the Chaplain of the City and County Missions Society. This photograph is to the photograph that appears with the article "IS NEW CHAPLAIN OF MISSIONS SOCIETY.: REV. A.F. RANDALL APPOINTED TO THE CITY AND COUNTY ORGANIZATION," Los Angeles Times, 17 Jan. 1919: II6.
Date:
1919
Resource Type:
still image
Collection:
Los Angeles Times Photographic Collection
Reverend A. F. Randall, Los Angeles, 1919