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"This picture was taken in the early 1920s. My parents Asa and Grace Smith visited here in 1924 on their first date. This was the 'end of the line' because just a few feet west was the entrance to the Rindge Ranch. No one was allowed on their property except with permission. They had armed guards protecting their ranch. Later, Las Flores Inn was changed to the Sea Lion Restaurant where live seals could be fed as an attraction. Today, the restaurant is called Duke's Restaurant." [Editor's Note: Clipping from Malibu Times, October 14, 1957]. complete;
Smith, Dale C. Pepperdine University Libraries has surrogate files only. The original physical items are not a part of the Libraries' holdings. Dale C. Smith temporarily lent these materials to Pepperdine University in 2013-14 for the purpose of digitization. Following a digital deposit agreement, the digital objects are now included in the Pepperdine University Digital Archive.
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