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B. Thomas Barnard at the ground-breaking ceremonies for the Ocean Park Redevelopment Project on December 30, 1964

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Title: B. Thomas Barnard at the ground-breaking ceremonies for the Ocean Park Redevelopment Project on December 30, 1964
Creator: Barnaba, Victor
Date Created and/or Issued: 1964
Contributing Institution: Santa Monica Public Library
Collection: Santa Monica Image Archives
Rights Information: Images are for personal research, scholarly and educational purposes. Contact the Santa Monica Public Library Image Archives for information about the reproduction of images. The Library assumes no responsibility for the improper use of any image from the Archives.
Description: The Project (begun in April 1958) involved a 45-acre beach strip in Ocean Park in two phases: Project Ia (36 acres) bounded by Ocean Pk. Blvd. Neilson Way, Ashland and Kinney Pl. and the Promenade. Project Ib is a continuation of this strip southward to Marine St.
Santa Monica Public Library Image Archives. N1 Digital object 4718 img0001
Type: image
Format: 1 photographic print : b&w.
Identifier: http://digital.smpl.org/cdm/ref/collection/smarchive/id/6676
Subject: Ocean Park Redevelopment Project
Dedications--California--Santa Monica
Ocean Park (Santa Monica, Calif.)
Relation: 244493712
Provenance: Donated to the Library by the photographer.

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