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Orange City Council in the Plaza Park during the 1910 Street Fair, Orange, California, 1910

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Title: Orange City Council in the Plaza Park during the 1910 Street Fair, Orange, California, 1910
Date Created and/or Issued: 1910-09-22:1910-09-24
Publication Information: Orange Public Library
Contributing Institution: Orange Public Library and History Center
Collection: Orange Public Library Local History Collection
Rights Information: For information on copyrights and permissions, please contact Orange Public Library, Orange, California.
Description: Orange City Council group portrait taken in the Plaza Park during the 1910 Street Fair. Mayor Adolph Dittmer stands at far left, J.P. Boring third from the left; other council members depicted may be David Clarence Drake (b. 1864), W.M. Gregg and C.Z Bates . Behind the council, a glimpse of a display booth, and two men seated on a bench at the left are watching the picture-taking. The Plaza Park is at the intersection of Glassell Street and Chapman Avenue in Orange, California. [See also OPL068]
Photographic print
B&w
12 x 17 cm.
Type: image
Identifier: http://ark.cdlib.org/ark:/13030/kt3c6010r6
OPL069
10511395
Language: English
Subject: City council members
Group portraits
Historic parks
Orange (Calif.)
Plaza Park--Orange (Calif.)
1910 Street Fair--Orange (Calif.)
Dittmer, Adolph, Sr
Drake, David Clarence
Gregg, W.M
Bates, C.Z

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