View of the reservoir, looking northeast from the southwest. The original Silver Lake Recreation Center can be seen at the intersection of Van Pelt and W. Silver Lake Blvd. Various houses, many of which are in the California Spanish style, are visible throughout the image. The Department of Water and Power established reservoirs in the early 1900s as part of the city-wide system of water storage & delivery that today consists of only 10 remaining reservoirs.
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