Views of the Linda Vista Shopping Center. Also includes three exterior views of Fire Station No. 23. The Linda Vista Shopping Center is the oldest such complex in San Diego. Black and white prints were accompanied by a note from Walter Adams at Better Homes and Gardens about the return/use of prints (housed in box 202 folder 12). Negatives previously rehoused. Original envelope dated March 1945, however publication reveals it was taken earlier. "'Grass on Main Street' Becomes a Reality," Architectural Forum, September 1944, 81–93, 178. Whitney R. Smith, "No Cars on Main Street," Better Homes and Gardens 23, no. 5, January 1945, 20–21, 67–69. "These Towns Left Horse and Buggy Days Behind," House Beautiful 88, August 1946, 40–41.
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Number of items: 47 ; Black-and-white negatives (34) ; Black-and-white prints (13)
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