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Creating Los Angeles

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Creating Los Angeles. 1920. 1870. Progressive leader and California Governor Hiram Johnson. “Can We Clean It?,” Progressive political ad, 1900. Near downtown Los Angeles, 1870. “The Los Angeles Massacre,” New York Times, Oct. 26, 1871.

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Creating Los Angeles

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  1. Creating Los Angeles 1920 1870

  2. Progressive leader and California Governor Hiram Johnson

  3. “Can We Clean It?,” Progressive political ad, 1900

  4. Near downtown Los Angeles, 1870

  5. “The Los Angeles Massacre,” New York Times, Oct. 26, 1871

  6. A drawing of the planned Southern Pacific depot in L.A., 1880

  7. A postcard features a view of 1st and Spring Streets, Los Angeles, 1890

  8. Sprawling farm communities along Santa Monica Blvd, 1890

  9. Building the Los Angeles Aqueduct from Owens Valley

  10. Palm trees on Figueroa Street, Los Angeles, 1915

  11. Southern California bungalow home, 1910

  12. British “traveler’s bangla” in colonial India, 1878

  13. California Bungalow, Glendale, 1910

  14. Ad for Los Angeles bungalows, c. 1920

  15. “Bungalows in Winter, California,” postcard, 1916

  16. San Francisco Victorian home

  17. Bungalow interior, Eagle Rock, 1910

  18. Craftsman bungalow with Model T, Glendale, 1915

  19. Los Angeles bungalow row, c. 1920

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