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Title: [Merchants Exchange building] (4 views)
Contributor: Lee, William Douglas, 1894-
Mott Studios
SoCa Digitization Project. C
Date Created and/or Issued: [ca. 1930]
Publication Information: Los Angeles, Calif. : The Mott Studios
Contributing Institution: California State Library
Collection: California History Section Picture Catalog
Rights Information: Please contact the contributing institution for more information regarding the copyright status of this object.
Description: Four views of the 12-story Merchants Exchange Building on 719 S. Los Angeles Street, completed in 1928. Shops include Palmer Silk Co. H.O. Grassmuck Co., Scranton Lace Co. Mott number 243 refers to N. Clark & Sons (terra cotta); no. 520 refers to Wm. Bayley Co.; W. Douglas Lee, architect.
1992-3822 (243-79) view looking down the street -- 1992-3823 (520-7) building with signs on the side -- 1992-3824 (520-9) close-up of the lower floors and entrance -- 1992-3825 (520-10) detail of terra cotta at top of the building.
Type: image
Format: Photographs.
Nonprojected graphic
Extent: 4 photographic prints ; 8 x 10 in.
Identifier: (C)001387117CSL01-Aleph
(DRA)VVW-0404
Language: English
Subject: Buildings--California--Los Angeles
Stores & shops--California--Los Angeles
Architectural decorations & ornaments--California--Los Angeles
Los Angeles (Calif.)--Photographs
Photographic prints
Place: California
Los Angeles
Los Angeles (Calif.)

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