Name/Title
HOMESTEAD MUSEUM SIGNAGEEntry/Object ID
2000.274.2.5Description
Color: Brown
A negative of some of the Homestead Museum signage, 1993. The strip has four images numbered 15-18 from right to left, with the first of a bilingual sign for restrooms that is attached to the Pio Pico Gallery wall next to the front entrance on the west. Part of the Glorieta is at the right of the background. The sign in the image marked 16 is also on the Gallery front wall but to the east and lists office and tour hours. At the top of the sign in image 17 is "City of Industry / Historic-Cultural Landmarks," with the same at the bottom in Spanish at the corner of Hacienda Boulevard and Don Julian Road. Across the background are bushes. A bilingual sign for the picnic area is in the last image, with a bush at the foregound. From left to right in the background is an iron fence, dirt path, and bushes. There are no signs of wear or damage making the artifact in good condition.
Number-Units: 1Lexicon
Search Terms
Two-dimensional, Negatives, Workman and Temple Family Homestead Museum, Museums--City of Industry (Calif.), Signs and signboards