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Three young men (from left to right), Joe Gregory, John Linardos and Tom Palmer, on motorcycles outside of the Greek Orthodox Church of the Annunciation (name written in Greek 'Hellenike Orthodoxos Ekklesia' on the arches in the background), located at 1216 S. San Julian St. in Los Angeles. This church was closed in the 1950s after the Saint Sophia Cathedral was opened on Normandie Avenue.
Linardos, John Palmer, Tom Gregory, Joe Greek Orthodox Church of the Annunciation (Los Angeles, Calif.) Orthodox Eastern church buildings--California--Los Angeles Motorcycles--California--Los Angeles Shades of L.A. Collection photographs
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