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Description
Photograph of "Centinela Days" celebration in 1935. Girls sitting on haystacks represent the Inglewood Girls Club. The first Centinela Days was initiated partly to celebrate Inglewood's birthday, but mostly to dispel Depression blues. It was sponsored by the Inglewood Chamber of Commerce.
Type
image
Format
1 black and white photographic print; 8 x 10 inches
Celebrations--California--Inglewood Streets--California--Inglewood People--California--Inglewood Horses Carriages & coaches--California--Inglewood Centinela Days Association Girls Clubs of America, inc
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