Color: Brown; Green; Red; White
A color photograph of the Pio Pico Gallery and Glorieta, ca. 1981. At the center is the Pio Pico Memorial Walkway and to the left of this is the Pio Pico Gallery. The building has a dome at the top and a stone cornice. Two stone pillars are at the two front corners of the structure. Between these pillars is the front entrance. Former Museum curator, Carol Crilly stands at the front with an unknown man and woman. Two unknown women in colorful dresses sit at the left of the building on the concrete bench that surrounds the structure. At the end of the walkway is the Glorieta. An unknown woman and a man stand at the top of the structure's steps. At the far right is part of the iron fence that surrounds the site with part of the Pump House visible behind it. At the left of the background is part of Don Julian Road, and at the center are many trees. At the right of the foreground is part of the East Drive, a light post, and grass. On the top right corner is a label with the number, "5." With only small abrasions at the corners, the image is in good condition.
Number-Units: 1
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