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Picture Index for Major Histories of Monrovia Picture Index for Major Histories of Monrovia Picture Page Description Resource 113 North Primrose Avenue 151 photograph of house, n.d. Centennial Review by Peter Ostrye, 1986 photograph of house built in 1888 for Dr. C. H. Stewart, first physician Centennial Review by Peter Ostrye, 1986 117 North Magnolia Avenue 152 in Monrovia, n.d. photograph of the Daily News-Post newspaper building at 119 West Centennial Review by Peter Ostrye, 1986 119 West Palm Avenue 91 Palm Avenue, n.d. photograph of Monrovia Planet building, Monrovia's first newspaper, Centennial Review by Peter Ostrye, 1986 130-132 East Colorado Boulevard 10 n.d. 147 West Palm Avenue 125 photograph of First Christian Church, n.d. Centennial Review by Peter Ostrye, 1986 150 North Myrtle Avenue 156 photograph of the Burr Home, n.d. Centennial Review by Peter Ostrye, 1986 168 North Highland Place 155 photograph of house, circa 1911 Centennial Review by Peter Ostrye, 1986 photograph of American Red Cross House; moved to Lime Avenue Centennial Review by Peter Ostrye, 1986 200 East Lime Avenue 149 from South Primrose Avenue, by Redevelopment Agency, n.d. 201 East Greystone Avenue 157 photograph of house, n.d. Centennial Review by Peter Ostrye, 1986 206 South Heliotrope 154 photograph of house built in 1887, circa 1980s Centennial Review by Peter Ostrye, 1986 211 North Magnolia Avenue 155 photograph of house, 1911 Centennial Review by Peter Ostrye, 1986 photograph of the George H. Anderson House, Historical Society Centennial Review by Peter Ostrye, 1986 215 East Lime Avenue 148 House and Interim Museum, n.d. 215 West Foothill Boulevard 41 photograph of the Elks Clubhouse, n.d. Monrovia Blue Book, Charles F. Davis, ed., 1943 223 South Encinitas 122 photograph, of First Baptist Church, dedicated 1912, n.d. Centennial Review by Peter Ostrye, 1986 224 West Olive Avenue 154 photograph of house, n.d. Centennial Review by Peter Ostrye, 1986 227 North Alta Vista Avenue 153 photograph of house, n.d. Centennial Review by Peter Ostrye, 1986 photograph of house built by T. W. Watson, stonemason, in 1886. 240 East Lemon Avenue 149 Daughter Jessie married L. E. Hotchkiss, parents to Myron, (no people Centennial Review by Peter Ostrye, 1986 shown), n.d. photograph of The Oaks , built in 1885 for William Newton Monroe, Centennial Review by Peter Ostrye, 1986 250 North Primrose Avenue 153 n.d. 255 North Mayflower Avenue 157 photograph of house, n.d. Centennial Review by Peter Ostrye, 1986 308 South Alta Vista Avenue 138 photograph of New Creation Fellowship Church, n.d. Centennial Review by Peter Ostrye, 1986 329 Melrose Avenue 156 photograph of house, n.d. Centennial Review by Peter Ostrye, 1986 333 South Shamrock Avenue 138 photograph of Seventh Day Adventist Church, n.d. Centennial Review by Peter Ostrye, 1986 340 Norumbega Drive 160 photograph of Maryknoll Hospital, circa 1960s Centennial Review by Peter Ostrye, 1986 Picture Index for Major Histories of Monrovia 415 South Ivy 72 photograph of Monrovia City Hall, n.d. Centennial Review by Peter Ostrye, 1986 photograph of house built in 1887 for Jerome I. Case; later owned by 447 West Hillcrest Boulevard 151 Jonathan B. Harris, debate that house was built for John Studebaker Centennial Review by Peter Ostrye, 1986 (no people shown), n.d. photograph of the Crandall House built in December 1888, since Centennial Review by Peter Ostrye, 1986 451 East Prospect 152 demolished, n.d. photograph of Dr. R. D. Adams, Dr. Pottenger and 2 unidentified Centennial Review by Peter Ostrye, 1986 509 South Myrtle Avenue 18 women, n.d. 510 South Myrtle 12 photograph of interior of Frank J. Cornes's grocery store, 1890 Centennial Review by Peter Ostrye, 1986 517 South Ivy Avenue 150 photograph of house in Greek Revival style, n.d. Centennial Review by Peter Ostrye, 1986 535 West Lemon Avenue 150 photograph of house, n.d. Centennial Review by Peter Ostrye, 1986 625 West Foothill Boulevard 132 photograph of St. Paul's Lutheran Church Centennial Review by Peter Ostrye, 1986 626 West Colorado Boulevard 158 photograph of house, n.d. Centennial Review by Peter Ostrye, 1986 700 South Shamrock Avenue 129 photograph of Immaculate Conception School, n.d. Centennial Review by Peter Ostrye, 1986 735 Crescent Drive 210 photograph of Dick Pringle's grandparents' home, 1925 Centennial Review by Peter Ostrye, 1986 740 South Shamrock Avenue 128-129 photographs of Immaculate Conception Churches, n.d. Centennial Review by Peter Ostrye, 1986 902 East Huntington Drive 113 Postcard of K.C. Jones Drive-in, n.d. Centennial Review by Peter Ostrye, 1986 925 South Shamrock Avenue 133 photograph of Second Baptist Church Centennial Review by Peter Ostrye, 1986 Monrovia-Duarte Community Book, Charles F. photograph of Nellie Morin home, n.d. 1110 East Duarte Road 142 Davis, ed., 1957 1323 South Magnolia 126 photograph of the First Evangelical Lutheran Church Centennial Review by Peter Ostrye, 1986 1425 South Mountain Avenue 124 photograph of First Assembly of God Church, n.d. Centennial Review by Peter Ostrye, 1986 photograph of the Maxwell House, believed to be the 2nd oldest house Monrovia-Duarte Community Book, Charles F. in Duarte, purchased by the Maxwell family from Dr. Nehemiah 2005 South Mountain Avenue 140 Davis, ed., 1957 Beardslee, n.d. 2520 Peck Road 124 photograph of Calvary Baptist Church, n.d. Centennial Review by Peter Ostrye, 1986 photograph of stars in front of bi-plane: Randolf Scott, Margaret Monrovia Airport Alias Foothill Flying Field 1928- 20,000 Men A Year 67 Lindsay; Preston Foster; Mary Healy, n.d. 1953, John R. Irwin, 2000 3 photographs of the stars and planes in the film: Randolph Scott, Max Monrovia Airport Alias Foothill Flying Field 1928- 20,000 Men A Year 68 Rosenbloom, Margaret Lindsay n.d. 1953, John R. Irwin, 2000 Picture Index for Major Histories of Monrovia Monrovia Airport Alias Foothill Flying Field 1928- 2 photographs showing filming of the movie, n.d. 20,000 Men A Year 102 1953, John R. Irwin, 2000 A Colored Woman in a White photograph of Eldora Polk presenting a copy of the book A Colored 223 Woman in a White World by Mary Church Terrell, to John Lustig, Centennial Review by Peter Ostrye, 1986 World Monrovia Librarian, n.d. photograph of Duarte's 1st City Council: Judge John A.H. Sturgeon; Monrovia-Duarte Community Book, Charles F. Jeanne Abouchar; Vera Hacker; Mayor Walter C. Hendrix; John E. Abouchar, Jeanne 159 Davis, ed., 1957 Lindfors, Robert K. Swain, August 22, 1957 Monrovia Airport Alias Foothill Flying Field 1928- 8 photographs of airplane accidents; various dates Accidents (Airplane) 50-53 1953, John R. Irwin, 2000 photograph of Drs. Adams and Pottenger outside their offices; 2 Historical Vol. and Reference Works, Vol. III, Adams, R.D. (Dr.) 280 unidentified women are standing in doorway; n.d. 1964 photograph of Dr. R. D. Adams, Dr. Pottenger and 2 unidentified Centennial Review by Peter Ostrye, 1986 Adams, R. D. (Dr.) 18 women at 509 S. Myrtle Ave., n.d. photograph of 7 high school graduates and professor: Nell Sandefur Morin, Willis Adams, Anita Wardall, Claude Beardslee, Prof. C.E. History of Monrovia and Duarte, Chas. F. Davis, Adams, Willis 100a Locke, Hardiman Fowler, Jessie Thomson Washburn, Mamie Dunne ed., 1938 Whitaker, 1894 photograph of annual Monrovia Arts Festival, started in 1964 by Ainsworth, Katherine 86 Katherine Ainsworth and Harvey Brubaker. Scholarships for MHS Centennial Review by Peter Ostrye, 1986 senior art students were established, n.d. 2 photographs of air mail letters from Monrovia to John Irwin, author, Monrovia Airport Alias Foothill Flying Field 1928- Air Mail 59 one of air mail; one with helicopter mail, May 19, 1938; July 8, 1946 1953, John R. Irwin, 2000 photograph of first airmail flight from Monrovia: Frank Bole; Eve Monrovia Airport Alias Foothill Flying Field 1928- Air Mail flight 60 Harvey; Danny Moran, May 19, 1938 1953, John R. Irwin, 2000 photograph of the Airdrome juice and burger stand; autograph of Monrovia Airport Alias Foothill Flying Field 1928- Airdrome 72 Richard McDonald, co-founder of McDonald's, December 14, 1996 1953, John R. Irwin, 2000 Monrovia Airport Alias Foothill Flying Field 1928- photograph, n.d. Airport 3 1953, John R. Irwin, 2000 photograph of sketch by Bob Gilliland of airport in 1931 with bi-planes Monrovia Airport Alias Foothill Flying Field 1928- Airport 5 in foreground and mountains in background, sketch dated 2/28/1985 1953, John R. Irwin, 2000 Monrovia Airport Alias Foothill Flying Field 1928- photograph looking northwest, n.d. Airport 43 1953, John R. Irwin, 2000 photograph of Airport display in the lobby of the Lyric Theater, circa Monrovia Airport Alias Foothill Flying Field 1928- Airport display 42 1935 1953, John R. Irwin, 2000 Picture Index for Major Histories of Monrovia photograph of All Saint's Episcopal Church, later Chapel Inn, in Monrovia-Duarte Community Book, Charles F. All Saint's Episcopal Church 150 Duarte, n.d. Davis, ed., 1957 Allison, J. S. (Dr.) 125 photograph, n.d. Monrovia Blue Book, Charles F. Davis, ed., 1943 Allison, John S. (Dr.) 216 photograph, n.d. History of Monrovia, John L. Wiley, 1927 photograph of Post Office with staff in front: George Thatcher, Earl C. Amende, William 48 Calkins, Frank Zimmerman, George Baker, Frank Lang, Eva Harvey, Centennial Review by Peter Ostrye, 1986 William Amende, 1917 American La France (Chemical photograph of 1910 American La France chemical engine, "After," in 140 Centennial Review by Peter Ostrye, 1986 engine fire truck) front of old stable on Lemon and Myrtle Avenues, circa 1910 American La France Pumper Fire Station with the 1924 American La France and the 1917 143 Centennial Review by Peter Ostrye, 1986 (Chemical engine fire truck) Seagrave, and assembled fire crew, 1925 photograph, 200 East Lime Avenue; moved to Lime Avenue from Centennial Review by Peter Ostrye, 1986 American Red Cross House 149 South Primrose Avenue by Redevelopment Agency , n.d.
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