Title supplied by cataloger. In 1927, the Pacific Goodrich Rubber Company made an initial investment of $4 million dollars for a plant that was to be located on a 45-acre tract known as the Union Pacific Tract. The main building fronted about 1200 feet along the south side of Mines Ave. (now Olympic Blvd.) just east of Industrial St. (now Goodrich Blvd.) and was 250 feet wide. Aerial view of the B. F. Goodrich plant, located at 5400 E. Olympic Boulevard (formerly Mines Ave.), and the corner of Goodrich Boulevard (formerly Industrial St.); view is looking north. The intersection of the Santa Ana (5) Freeway (middle left to bottom right corner), Telegraph Road (paralleling the freeway), Atlantic Blvd. (slightly left of center, curving up middle), and the Union Pacific tracks (horizontally lower middle) is visible at lower left. Goodrich Blvd. is slightly left of lower center to upper right and Olympic Blvd. is horizontally at middle behind the B.F. Goodrich factory plant (center right). Photograph dated December 3, 1957.
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image
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1 negative :safety ;11 x 14 cm. Photographic safety negatives
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