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Pictured is the Lankershim, Camarillo and Vineland intersection at North Hollywood. The barrel shaped building at center-left (next to the white building) is The Idle Hour Cafe, located at 4824 Vineland Ave. The redwood barrel was commissioned in 1941 by Universal Studios film tech Michael D. Connolly and built by Silver Lake engineer George F. Fordyk.
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1 photographic print :b&w ;21 x 26 cm. Photographic prints
Idle Hour Cafe (Los Angeles, Calif.) Mimetic architecture--California--North Hollywood (Los Angeles) Restaurants--California--North Hollywood (Los Angeles) Commercial buildings--California--North Hollywood (Los Angeles) Stores & shops--California--North Hollywood (Los Angeles) Railroad crossings--California--Los Angeles Automobiles--California--Los Angeles Streets--California--North Hollywood (Los Angeles) Electric lines--Poles and towers Railroad tracks--California--North Hollywood (Los Angeles) Camarillo Street (Los Angeles, Calif.) Vineland Avenue (Los Angeles, Calif.) Lankershim Boulevard (Los Angeles, Calif.) North Hollywood (Los Angeles, Calif.) Valley Times Collection photographs Fordyk, Geroge F
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