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Access to this collection is generously supported by Arcadia funds. Upland Memorial Park is on this site (2011). The base ball field in the upper right corner is the only area consistent with Cornell's design General plan for a recreation park, City of Upland, California Kenneth Sampson, Del. Members of City Council: P.H. McGuillen, Mayor, Fred Draper, A.H. Johnson, Godfrey Andreas, D.J. Cameron, R.G. Manley, City Service Manager Ralph D. Cornell, F.A.S.L.A., Landscape Architect, Los Angeles March 1936 Sumner Spaulding, A.I.A., Architect, Beverly Hills, California Labels on plan: San Bernardino Road, Eleventh Street, Foothill Blvd., auditorium, gymnasium, court, club room, council circle, the barbecue, the plaza, picnic ground, theatre, botanic garden, the meadow, the vista, storm drain, roque courts, bowling green, horseshoe courts, shuffleboard, playground ball, volley ball, hand ball, basket ball, tennis courts, base ball field, bleachers, toilet, parking, swimming pool, wading, Santa Fe Railroad right of way Plan: 634-2
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image
Identifier
uclamss_1411_0191 0191 ark:/21198/zz002b62vt
Language
English
Subject
Playgrounds Barbecue grills Right of way Environment Baseball fields Parks Amphitheaters (built works) Drains Swimming pools Volleyball (game) Rest rooms Basketball (court ball games) Picnic areas Shuffleboard Lifestyle Meadows Auditoriums Parking lots Horseshoes (sports equipment) Government Plazas Tennis courts Handball courts Upland Memorial Park Courtyards Bleachers Clubhouses Wading pools Bowling greens Council rings Gymnasiums Roque Botanical gardens Landscape architecture Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe Railway Company
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