Title supplied by cataloger. Looking east from Wilshire Boulevard and Cloverdale Avenue in the late afternoon, November 1982. Seen are various billboards, signs, commercial buildings, and businesses, including the E. Clem Wilson Building, occupied by Mutual of Omaha Insurance, the Carnation Company Building, Brown's Wilshire Bakery, Roman Foods Market, First Interstate Bank, Southwest Savings, Bank of America, ARCO, Burger King, and Ajax Rent-A-Car.
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1 slide : color ; 5x5 cm. Photographic color slides
Office buildings Bank buildings Storefronts Commercial buildings Department stores Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monuments Stores & shops Signs and signboards Streets Buses Palms Street signs Automobiles Sidewalks Billboards Street lighting E. Clem Wilson Building (Los Angeles, Calif.) Mutual of Omaha Insurance Company Carnation Company Building (Los Angeles, Calif.) Carnation Company Grocers Roads--Interchanges and intersections Bank of America Southwest Savings and Loan Association First Interstate Bank of California Ajax Rent-A-Car Burger King Corporation Automobile leasing and renting Atlantic Richfield Co Pedestrians Traffic signs and signals Lost architecture Art deco (Architecture) Meyer & Holler Miracle Mile (Los Angeles, Calif.) Cloverdale Avenue (Los Angeles, Calif.) Wilshire Boulevard (Los Angeles, Calif.)
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