Access to this collection is generously supported by Arcadia funds. About 3 oak trees, with road in foreground, conifer trees at left and right, fence and other trees in background, under cloudy sky Related to Los Angeles Times article, March 27, 1938, Rancho Santa Anita, A Los Angeles County Beauty Spot. For many years closed to the public, the thirty-acre Rancho Santa Anita Park, with its lake, fifty-one varieties of shrubs and trees, some of them the largest in Southern California, and its historic buildings of the late E.J. (Lucky) Baldwin occupancy, now is open … Rancho Santa Anita Park later became the Arboretum of Los Angeles County Text from nitrate negative sleeve: 11062 3/22/38 Baldwin House, EJ (Lucky Baldwin)
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