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View of the rear of the Dr. Julius Crane house on 518 N. Broadway down the porte-cochere on the right side of the building looking out toward Broadway

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Title: View of the rear of the Dr. Julius Crane house on 518 N. Broadway down the porte-cochere on the right side of the building looking out toward Broadway
Publication Information: Santa Ana Public Library
Contributing Institution: Santa Ana Public Library
Collection: Santa Ana History Room photograph collection
Rights Information: Copyright restrictions applying to use or reproduction of this image available from the Santa Ana Public Library.
Description: 11496848
Copyright restrictions applying to use or reproduction of this image available from the Santa Ana Public Library.
View of the rear of the Dr. Julius Crane house on 518 N. Broadway down the porte-cochere on the right side of the building looking out toward Broadway. It later became the Smith-Tuthill-Lamb Mortuary after 1910. In 1978 it became the Civic Center office of Santa Ana First Federal Savings and Loan Association and later became California Federal Bank.
Type: image
Format: Photoprint
1 Print B&W 11x14
Form/Genre: picture
Identifier: http://ark.cdlib.org/ark:/13030/kt3199p5hx
Coll32envBno5
Language: English
Subject: Crane, Julius
Santa Ana First Federal Savings and Loan Association
California Federal Bank
Smith-Tuthill-Lamb Mortuary
Dwellings
Business enterprises

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