Color: Black; White
A black and white photograph of the Homestead's Glorieta under construction, 3 February 1977. Featured in the center is the octagon-shaped concrete base for the structure within a larger circular base. Concrete and wood has is on the right for the for the stairs. Wire and a wood frame can be seen on the far right in preparation for the Pio Pico Walkway's construction. In the back center is the arched entrance to La Casa Nueva's Mission Walkway, partially hidden by trees and bushes to the left and right. This area is enclosed by a chain-link fence that is at the back. An access gate is on the right where two signs have been placed, reading, "NO/ PARKING/ ANY/ TIME/ TOW AWAY/ TOW AWAY"; and, "PRIVATE/ PROPERTY/ KEEP OUT." In the foreground is dirt, rocks, and two wires running across the bottom. On the back bottom right is a label crediting Duane C. Alan as the photographer and providing his business information. This is one of two identical photographs which are in good condition.
Number-Units: 1
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Concrete, Gazebos
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Two-dimensional, Photographs, City of Industry (Calif.)--Homestead Museum
