THE OLD SPANISH AND MEXICAN RANCHOS OF LOS ANGELES COUNTY

Object/Artifact

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Homestead Museum

Name/Title

"THE OLD SPANISH AND MEXICAN RANCHOS OF LOS ANGELES COUNTY"

Entry/Object ID

2001.69.1.1

Description

"THE OLD SPANISH AND MEXICAN RANCHOS OF LOS ANGELES COUNTY" Color: Black; Blue; Red; White; Yellow A map entitled, "The Old Spanish and Mexican Ranchos of Los Angeles County," issued by the Title Insurance and Trust Company, 1929. The artifact shows many of the rancho lands at the center and bottom in blue, red, and yellow. Some of the ranchos include La Puente, Santa Anita, El Conejo, San Pedro, and many more. El Camino Real winds from left to right through many of the rancho lands. The Mojave Desert is in yellow at the top. The title is at the top right in black ink. The Pacific Ocean is at the bottom left in blue along with the name and address of the Title Insurance and Trust Company which is in black. With creases; folds; pressure sensitive tape on the back; tears; and wear along the top, the object is in fair condition.

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Search Terms

Three-dimensional, Maps, Title Insurance and Trust Company, Ranches--Los Angeles County (Calif.), Los Angeles County (Calif.)--History--Maps

Legacy Lexicon

Object Name

Maps