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DescriptionLosAngelesCityHall1931.JPG |
The Los Angeles City Hall.
- View
- West facade, entrance stairs, and entry courtyard.
- Date
- In 1931, shortly after its completion
- Original caption
- "New Los Angeles City Hall which rises 28 stories and dominates the Civic Centre"
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- Overland Monthly; August-September 1931 issue.
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1931 |
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Extracted from PDF version of public domain Overland Monthly, August-September 1931 on the Internet Archive |
Author |
Mike Cline |
Public domainPublic domainfalsefalse |
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