Shown here is the exterior of Mrs. E.L. Malcolm's curio store. The store was located at 11 Pine Avenue. The window displays a welcome sign backed with a curtain. The decorative elements include owls, American flags, flowers vases and other birds. A note on the photograph indicates that taxidermy is a specialty. According to the 1902 Long Beach Directory Emma L. Malcolm resided on 1st Street at the northwest corner of Elm Avenue. DATE NOTES:Circa 1902 ORIG. IMAGE:8.25" X 10", black and white matte print. NEGATIVE:No KEYWORDS: First, St., Ave., animals, stuffed.
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