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2. hslb.org › research › outstanding-phot-collectionOutstanding Photo Collection - Historical Society of Long Beach

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   The HSLB has photos of some of the City’s outstanding historic features and topics such as the Pike, Naples and Belmont Shore, Spruce Goose, Rainbow Pier, Aviation, the 1932 Olympics, and the Queen Mary. The earliest images reflect the City’s history as a beach resort including photos of people wearing old-fashioned, full-body suits ...

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3. www.longbeach.gov › library › researchLong Beach History and Special Collections

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   The Long Beach History Collection contains books, newspapers, clippings files, archives, photos, and artifacts that offer unique insight into Long Beach and the people who have lived here. Please make an appointment to view materials by calling (562) 570-7500.

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   Where can I find historical Long Beach photographs?

   • Discover historical Long Beach photographs, high school yearbooks, and city directories in the online LBPL Digital Archive! The Long Beach History Collection at the Main Library originally contained articles, photographs, and artifacts that could only be viewed in person.

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   What is the history of Long Beach?

   • The city of Long Beach fronts the Atlantic Ocean just south of Hempstead town. The land tract was purchased from the Delaware Indians in 1643 by John Carman and the Reverend Robert Fordham, two English settlers from Stamford, Connecticut, and the original settlement (now Hempstead village) was named for Hemel Hempstead in Hertfordshire, England.

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   What is the Long Beach history collection?

   • The Long Beach History Collection at the Main Library originally contained articles, photographs, and artifacts that could only be viewed in person. In 2009, we started to digitize and share these local history treasures with the launch of the LBPL Digital Archive. Currently you can browse over 6,000 digital images in our growing collection.

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   Who inhabited Long Beach California?

   • Long Beach is home to magnificent beaches that stretch as far as the eye can see. It is thought that this California area was once inhabited by the Shoshoni Indians. In 1784, the first white settler, Manuel Nieto, made his way along the California coast after receiving a land grant.

   History of Long Beach, California

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5. lbpl.contentdm.oclc.org › digitalLong Beach Public Library Digital Archive - OCLC

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   The Long Beach Photo Collection focuses on the history of Long Beach, California.The collection contains over 100 years of Long Beach-related images, some of which have never been seen publicly before. The collection includes photos from the Winstead and Inman Companies, Shades of Long Beach Program, City Photographer, Parks and Recreation ...

6. digitallibrary.usc.edu › archive › View-of-theView of the oceanfront in Long Beach, ca.1920

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   - UC127692 Photograph of a view of the oceanfront in Long Beach, ca.1920. The ocean can be seen at right and is bordered by a wide, sandy beach. A crowded walkway runs behind the beach at center, while rows of buildings can be seen at left.

7. lbpost.com › hi-lo › welcome-to-the-jungle-theWelcome to the Jungle: The Forgotten Tale of Long Beach's ...

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   Oct 23, 2013 · The Jungle, early ’60s. Photo courtesy of the Long Beach Public Library. Near the corner of Ocean Boulevard and Golden Avenue in downtown Long Beach is a small green space called Santa Cruz Park. It’s a “tribute park,” on the site of the original Santa Cruz Park, a dimly lit 1920’s relic where, for decades, hapless sailors would get mugged and rolled after stumbling out of a vanished ...

8. www.historicalsocietylb.org › photocollectionWelcome to the Long Beach Historical Society

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   The opportunity to 'read' photographs which show Long Beach's past brings a greater understanding of the way the city has evolved. Research Center: 4260 Atlantic Avenue. Long Beach CA 90807. Phone 562.424.2220.

9. calisphere.org › item › a3d06a1b63266cd1ee2f90476a34187fLong Beach from the pier, ca.1910 — Calisphere

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   Photograph of Long Beach buildings along the beach as viewed from the pier, showing the Virginia Hotel and other buildings, ca.1910. The water ripples in the foreground as it rolls towards the beach at center. Hundreds of people play in the shallow water near the sandy beach while others sit near the large buildings across the background. Trees stand behind the buildings. Legible signs include ...