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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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Mar 19, 2022 · Between 1920 and 1930, new oil fields across Southern California were being discovered with regularity including Huntington Beach in 1920, Long Beach and Santa Fe Springs in 1921, and Dominguez in 1923, and Inglewood in 1924.
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Sep 4, 2018 · Long Beach oilfield, 1920. It was a noisy county, fueled by the machinery of the oil towers: next to palm trees, next to the beaches, even next to your church and local graveyards. The first oil fields emerged on the surface throughout the 1860s, and the first drills were made in the area of Central Valley.
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 ...
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.
- 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. A covered rest area is visible in the foreground at center.
The Rancho Library features some 3,000 volumes on the history of California and the Southwest, focusing on Long Beach and Southern California in particular. It is located at the Rancho Los Cerritos ranch house, a California Historical Landmark, located at 4600 Virginia Rd, Long Beach, CA 90807. Search the collection.