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Title: [Apartments at Ashton Ave. and Selby, Westwood] (5 views)
Contributor: Hagedohm, Walter R. 1901-1976
Mott Studios
SoCa Digitization Project. C
Date Created and/or Issued: [ca. 1929]
Publication Information: Los Angeles, Calif. : The Mott Studios
Contributing Institution: California State Library
Collection: California History Section Picture Catalog
Rights Information: Please contact the contributing institution for more information regarding the copyright status of this object.
Description: Five views of two-story white brick apartments with red tile roof located in Westwood at the corner of Selby and Ashton Avenue. Mott-Merge no. 612 refers to architect, Walter R. Hagedohm.
1992-4095 (612-7) apartment complex from across street -- 1992-4096 (612-8) exterior view from corner of Selby and Ashton Ave. -- 1992-4097 (612-9) entrance gate to apartments -- 1992-4098 (612-10) gate and entrance detail -- 1992-4099 (612-11) triple garage door and roof detail.
Type: image
Format: Photographs.
Nonprojected graphic
Extent: 5 photographic prints ; 8 x 10 in.
Identifier: (C)001387240CSL01-Aleph
(DRA)VVW-0530
Language: English
Subject: Apartment houses--California--Los Angeles
Brickwork--California--Los Angeles
Roofing tiles
Westwood (Los Angeles, Calif.)--Photographs
Photographic prints
Place: California
Los Angeles
Westwood (Los Angeles, Calif.)

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