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The mouth of Santa Monica Canyon (present-day Chautauqua Blvd / W. Channel Rd. / Pacific Coast Highway) as it appeared in about 1915. A bath house, sometimes identified as Bundy's Bathhouse, is visible on the beach, and the Long Wharf of the Port of Los Angeles (dismantled in 1920) appears in the background. On reverse: Santa Monica Canyon Bath House. Looking into the nook from the Palisades. Santa Monica Long Wharf in distance
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