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Aerial survey of the Santa Monica coastline including storm drains, watersheds and piers from north to south (Job # 4915, Section 1: Temescal Canyon and Pacific Palisades) flown on December 13, 1937

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Title: Aerial survey of the Santa Monica coastline including storm drains, watersheds and piers from north to south (Job # 4915, Section 1: Temescal Canyon and Pacific Palisades) flown on December 13, 1937
Creator: Fairchild Aerial Surveys
Date Created and/or Issued: 1937
Contributing Institution: Santa Monica Public Library
Collection: Santa Monica Image Archives
Rights Information: Images are for personal research, scholarly and educational purposes. Contact the Santa Monica Public Library Image Archives for information about the reproduction of images. The Library assumes no responsibility for the improper use of any image from the Archives.
Description: Santa Monica Public Library Image Archives. C317 Digital object 1410 img0002
Type: image
Format: 1 photographic print : b&w.
Identifier: http://digital.smpl.org/cdm/ref/collection/smarchive/id/1436
Subject: Coasts--California--Santa Monica--Aerial views
Pacific Palisades (Los Angeles, Calif.)--Aerial views
Adelaide Drive (Santa Monica, Calif.)--Aerial views
Chautauqua Boulevard (Pacific Palisades, Calif.)--Aerial views
Temescal Canyon (Calif.)--Aerial views
Relation: 243797541
Provenance: Donated to the Library from City Collections.

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