Chinese elms in front of newspaper office, Lancaster, Antelope Valley, Los Angeles County. Sept., 1926. These were planted here in spring of 1925 and one tree had a heavy crop of seed on it when photographed. They are apparently three years old from seed or cuttings. Ulmus pumila
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Location: average distance Identification: identified building appears in photograph One person present, name unknown
Type
image
Identifier
fritz_metcalf-1901
Subject
Ulmus pumila Lancaster (Calif.) Antelope Valley (Calif.) Landscaping Los Angeles County
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