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Southwest corner of East Chapman Avenue and South Orange Street, Orange, California, 1940

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Title: Southwest corner of East Chapman Avenue and South Orange Street, Orange, California, 1940
Date Created and/or Issued: 1940
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: Southwest corner of East Chapman Avenue and South Orange Street, Orange, California, 1940. Image shows bird's- eye view with Van de Kamps's Bakery on the corner (120 East Chapman Avenue) and Watson's Rexall Drugs to the right, west of the bakery (116 East Chapman Avenue). Before the intersection on East Chapman, "NO-U-TURN" is painted on the street. A woody station wagon is parked in front of Watson's, and three other automobiles are parked along the curb, with a street lamp and mail box visible at the corner.
Photographic print
B&w
12.2 x 17.2 cm.
Type: image
Identifier: http://ark.cdlib.org/ark:/13030/kt7v19p8gb
OPL1463
10511893
Language: English
Subject: Drugstores--Orange (Calif.)
Bakeries
Bird's-eye views
Van de Kamp's Bakery--Orange (Calif.)
Watson's Drugs--Orange (Calif.)

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