The 2,800 square-foot facility was completed and open to the public in October 1923. In 1926 it was officially named the Pio Pico Branch after Pio de Jesus Pico, the last governor of Mexican California. Landscaping plants and a flag pole give the branch a polished look. Exterior view of the Pio Pico Branch Library building at 3255 Connecticut Street.
Los Angeles Public Library.--Pio Pico Branch Architecture--California--Los Angeles--Spanish influences Lost architecture--California--Los Angeles Branch libraries--California--Los Angeles
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