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View of new city pavement on Maclay Avenue extending from the westerly end of state pavement on State Highway Route 9 to a junction with the San Fernando Road, City of San Fernando, Los Angeles County, 1922 (AAA-EN-141-3)
View of new city pavement on Maclay Avenue extending from the westerly end of state pavement on State Highway Route 9 to a junction with the San Fernando Road, City of San Fernando, Los Angeles County, 1922:*Photograph (engineering notebook photoprint) of new city pavement on Maclay Avenue extending from the westerly end of state pavement on the California State Route 99 highway to a junction with the San Fernando Road, in the City of San Fernando, Los Angeles County.:*Also visible are: many street trees lining the avenue, a woman with a parasol is crossing the street, a few automobiles, a large building with entryway steps (left), utility poles and lines, streetlights, and a sidewalk.:Filename: AAA-EN-141-3:Coverage date: 1922-09:Part of collection: Automobile Club of Southern California collection, 1892-1963:Type: images:Part of subcollection: Automobile Club of Southern California engineering notebook photoprints, 1922-1941:Publisher (of the Digital Version): University of Southern California. Libraries:Repository name: Automobile Club of Southern California:Archival file: acsc_Volume2/AAA-EN-141-3.tiff:Geographic subject (city or populated place): San Fernando:Repos
- Date
- 1922-09
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