Los Angeles: 1932-33 PC 17 Vols

Los Angeles: 1932-33 PC 17 Vols

http://oac.cdlib.org/findaid/ark:/13030/c8697847 Online items available Los Angeles: 1932-33 PC 17 Vols. 1-3 Finding aid prepared by Wendy Welker California Historical Society 2015 678 Mission Street San Francisco, CA 94105 [email protected] URL: http://californiahistoricalsociety.org/ Los Angeles: 1932-33 PC 17 Vols. PC 17 Vols. 1-3 1 1-3 Language of Material: English Contributing Institution: California Historical Society Title: Los Angeles: 1932-33 Creator: Wagner, Anton. Identifier/Call Number: PC 17 Vols. 1-3 Physical Description: 3.0 portfolios Date (inclusive): 1932-1933 Abstract: Consists of photographs of urban, suburban, rural and waterfront areas of Los Angeles County. Many photographs show neighborhood streets and houses, including ethnic enclaves and communities. Physical Description: 3 portfolios (438 photographic prints, one map, and typescript list of photos): gelatin silver prints; images 9 x 12 cm., mounts 27 x 19 cm. Processing Information Processed by Wendy Welker, 2015 Publication Rights Any rights (including copyright and related rights to publicity and privacy) held by Anton Wagner were transferred to the California Historical Society (CHS) on May 05, 1987 by Anton Wagner. Reproduction or publication of materials in this collection beyond that allowed by fair use requires the written permission of CHS. Please contact [email protected]. Scope and Contents Consists of photographs of urban, suburban, rural and waterfront areas of Los Angeles County. Many photographs show neighborhood streets and houses, including ethnic enclaves and communities of Mexican Americans, Japanese Americans, Chinese Americans, African Americans, Russian Americans, Irish Americans, Jewish Americans, and Slavonian Americans. Includes images of businesses, buildings, oil rigs in populated areas, hydraulic structures, railyards, industrial and construction sites, and agricultural land. A small portion contain people. Includes six photographs of damaged buildings in Compton and Long Beach from the Long Beach earthquake of 1933, three photographs of maps of Los Angeles, and a section of map showing the southwest of downtown portion of the city. System of Arrangement Photographs were organized by Wagner using a sometimes inconsistent lettering and numbering system; they are arranged in three portfolios. General note Includes one photograph of 4th St. in Santa Monica dated 1926 (nonum01). General note Supplied titles were created using Wagner's typed descriptions of each photograph, which sometimes included outmoded words. General note Contains several panoramic images comprised of multiple 9 x 12 cm. prints. Acquisition Information Gift of Anton Wagner, 1986. Access Collection is open for research. Preferred Citation [Identification of item], Los Angeles: 1932-33 by Anton Wagner, PC 17, California Historical Society. General note Wagner created a list of these photographs by date spans and accompanying letters. The finding aid container list for this collection follows this order. Biographical Information Anton Wagner (also known as G. A. Wagner) was a PhD candidate at the University of Kiel when he made these photographs to document his dissertation, Los Angeles: Werden, Leben und Gestalt der Zweimillionstadt in Südkalifornien..., published in 1935. His thesis suggests that the topography of Los Angeles produces the character of the city's inhabitants. After World War II, Wagner settled in Montreal and worked as a commercial journalist and trade Los Angeles: 1932-33 PC 17 Vols. PC 17 Vols. 1-3 2 1-3 marketing consultant. Subjects and Indexing Terms African American neighborhoods--California--Los Angeles County (Calif.)--Photographs. Buildings--California--Los Angeles County (Calif.)--Photographs. Business enterprises--Photographs. Ethnic neighborhoods--California--Los Angeles County (Calif.)--Photographs. Gelatin silver prints. Industry--California--Los Angeles County (Calif.)--Photographs. Irish Americans--California--Los Angeles County (Calif.)--Photographs. Japanese Americans--California--Los Angeles County (Calif.)--Photographs. Jews--California--Los Angeles County (Calif.)--Photographs. Landscapes--California--Los Angeles County (Calif.)--Photographs. Los Angeles County (Calif.)--Pictorial works. Maps. Mexican American neighborhoods--California--Los Angeles County (Calif.)--Photographs. Portfolios. Russian Americans--California--Los Angeles County (Calif.)--Photographs. Slovenes--California--Los Angeles County (Calif.)--Photographs. Streets--California--Los Angeles County (Calif.)--Photographs. Volume 1 [Beverly Hills, looking down Rodeo Drive from Santa Monica Boulevard toward Wilshire] A_12 1932 August 27 Volume 1 [Beverly Hills, looking down Beverly Drive from Santa Monica Boulevard toward southeast] A_13 1932 August 27 Volume 1 [Beverly Hills, looking up Santa Monica Blvd toward city hall; Security First National Bank in left foreground toward northeast] A_14 1932 August 27 Volume 1 [Beverly Hills, looking down Santa Monica Boulevard from Beverly Drive toward southwest] A_15 1932 August 27 Volume 1 [Mexican team working at Hill and 3rd Street] A_17 1932 September 16 Volume 3 View from 6th Street Bridge toward city hall A_18 1932 September 16 Volume 1 [View from East Third Stand, South McDonnell Ave toward northeast on 3rd Street; autowrecking and poorest residences] A_19 1932 September 16 Volume 1 Mexican houses on Capistrano Way toward east A_20 1932 September 16 Volume 1 Michigan Avenue and Carmelita looking southeast on Michigan Avenue A_21 1932 September 16 Volume 1 [Looking east from Michigan Avenue, overlooking Mexican quarter] A_22 1932 September 16 Volume 3 [South Hill Street from above tunnel, looking south] A_24 1932 September 19 Volume 3 [North Bunkerhill Street from Boston, looking north at rooming houses where Mexicans live] A_25 1932 September 19 Volume 1 [3rd Avenue, looking northeast from south of 39th Street] A_30 1932 October 3 Volume 1 [3rd Avenue, looking northwest from north of Santa Barbara Avenue] A_31 1932 October 3 Volume 1 [4th Avenue Mediterranean-style house, looking toward southwest from south of Santa Barbara Avenue] A_32 1932 October 3 Volume 1 [4th Avenue south of Santa Barbara Avenue, looking toward northeast] A_33 1932 October 3 Volume 1 Multi-family house (6 flats) Northeast corner, 4th Avenue, West 42nd Street A_34 1932 October 3 Volume 1 [Residences on North Edgemont Street, looking from south of Finley Avenue toward southeast] A_35 1932 October 6 Los Angeles: 1932-33 PC 17 Vols. PC 17 Vols. 1-3 3 1-3 Volume 1 [Vacant lot on Finley Avenue, northwest from east of Edgemont Street] A_36 1932 October 6 Volume 1 [Monterey-style house on North Catalina Street, looking east from North Catalina Street and Bonvue Avenue] A_37 1932 October 6 Volume 1 [From North Catalina Avenue looking west to Canyon] A_38 1932 October 6 Volume 1 [From North Catalina Avenue looking north toward end of Canyon] A_39 1932 October 6 Volume 1 [Los Feliz Boulevard and Rowena Avenue, looking east] A_40 1932 October 6 Volume 1 [St. George Street south of Waverly Drive, looking east] A_41 1932 October 6 Volume 3 [Los Angeles River, looking north from Los Feliz Boulevard bridge] A_42 1932 October 6 Volume 1 [Drive-in market, northeast corner of Wilshire Boulevard and Hamilton Drive] A_43 1932 October 11 Volume 1 [Sandwich shop, Wilshire Boulevard and Le Doux Road., east on Wilshire Boulevard] A_44 1932 October 11 Volume 3 [Lemon orchard at East Orange Grove and North Hill Avenue, Pasadena] A_46 1932 October 15 Volume 3 Lowering level of Temple Street across Bunker Hill A_47 1932 October 16 Volume 1 [View from Bunker Hill Avenue toward northwest; oldest oil derricks, Mexican neighborhood] A_48 1932 October 16 Volume 1 [View from Bunker Hill Avenue toward northeast; oldest oil derricks, Mexican neighborhood] A_49 1932 October 16 Volume 3 [Old oil wells still producing at Adobe Street] A_50 1932 October 16 Volume 3 Mexican living quarters on Lookout Drive A_51 1932 October 16 Volume 3 [Sycamore apartments, northwest corner of North Sycamore Avenue and Beverly Boulevard] A_52 1932 October 10 Volume 1 Compressing of lima bean hay at National Boulevard A_53 1932 October 21 Volume 1 [Japanese truck farms, Centinela Avenue and Ballona Creek; uplifted beach in background] A_54 1932 October 21 Volume 1 [Japanese quarters, Jefferson Boulevard near Centinela Avenue] A_55 1932 October 21 Volume 1 Lima bean field on tandy soil (hay piles), Imperial Highway. A_56 1932 October 21 Volume 3 Standard Oil refinery at El Segundo, southend of Main Street A_57 1932 October 21 Volume 3 [Manhattan Beach residences] A_58 1932 October 21 Volume 1 [Los Palos Verdes, southeast of bench mark 157, about 175 ft. elevation] A_59 1932 October 21 Volume 3 [Typical view of land utilisation, southeast of Torrance, Western Avenue toward east, (Shoestring) wasteland; Japanese vegetables; eucalyptus oil] A_60 1932 October 21 Volume 3 [Shacks along roadside (typical), Main Street, looking northwest from corner of East Road; abandoned fruit stand lunchroom] A_61 1932 October 21 Volume 1 [Looking west from roof of central manufacturing district (Vernon)] A_64 1932 October 28 Volume 1 [Looking north-northwest from roof of central manufacturing district (Vernon)] A_65 1932 October 28 Volume 1 [Looking south-southwest from roof of central manufacturing district (Vernon); residential town of Maywood in distance] A_66 1932 October 28 Volume 1 [Los Angeles River near central manufacturing district (Vernon), looking east; land wagon, oil tank wagon, power line]

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