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Description
18 images. Churches, 11 March 1952. Methodist... Arcadia...The Good Shepherd First Methodist... Monrovia Presbyterian... Pasadena... Westminster Catholic... Pasadena... Saint Andrew's Catholic... Sierra Madre... Saint Rita's Baptis... Azusa First Baptist... Monrovia. Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Mercurio. Date: 03-11. Reporter: Ostler. Assignment: San Gabriel Valley Tabloid -- Churches. 64: View of First Baptist Church at East Palm Avenue and Encinitas Church, Monrovia. The church built in 1912, has as its minister, Melvin A. Pekrul. 65: View of steeple of First Methodist Church, 315 South Ivy Avenue, Monrovia. 4: Front view of First Methodist Church, 315 Ivy avenue, Monrovia. Rev. S. Douglas Walters is minister Rev. Arthur E. Schultz, associate minister. Church built in 1924. St. Rita's Catholic, Sierra Madre. Westminster Presbyterian Church - Pasadena. Methodist Church of the Good Shepherd, Arcadia. St. Andrew's Catholic, Pasadena".
Type
image
Format
18 photographs : photoprints negatives, b&w 10 x 13 cm. negatives (photographic) photographs
California Los Angeles Monrovia Sierra Madre Pasadena Arcadia USA religious facilities: First Baptist Church First Methodist Church religious facilities: Saint Rita's Catholic Church religious facilities: Westminster Presbyterian Church Saint Andrew's Catholic Church religious facilities: Methodist Church of the Good Shepherd
Source
9528-017 [Sleeve Number] University of Southern California [Contributing entity]
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