Title supplied by cataloger. The building, designed by William D. Coates, Jr., state architect, and N. Ellery, state engineer, opened in 1912 and housed simple, agriculturally based displays of natural resources and industrial products from across the state. Steps up an embankment lead to the State Exposition building in Exposition Park in Los Angeles. Arched windows and columned entrances give a classical air to the single-story, brick building. A sign identifying the building is between the two left columned entrances. Cherubs and shields stand over each entrance and the arches are separated by medallions.
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image
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1 photographic print :b&w ;18 x 23 cm. Photographic prints
Exhibition buildings--California--Los Angeles Facades--California--Los Angeles Brickwork--California--Los Angeles Coates, William D.,1880-1953 Ellery, N Exposition Park (Los Angeles, Calif.)
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