TOWN OF TEMPLE PACIFIC ELECTRIC RAILWAY STATION
Color: Black; White
A black and white reproduction negative of the Pacific Electric railway station at the Town of Temple, ca. 1924. The one-story Spanish Colonial Revival-style building is at the center and has such architectural elements as a tile roof, sash windows, portico, and more. The word "TEMPLE," is on the structure. Three men stand at the front of the station, with three more at the right near a railway car. Over the front of the vehicle are the words, "LOS ANGELES." The tracks are on a field across the foreground and above these are two cables. Two automobiles are parked along a street at the left of the back, and a man stands at the back of one of these. In the distance are utility poles, trees, and some buildings. The station was located at Kauffman Ave. and Las Tunas Drive then called Main St. A print to the negative is in the collection and is item 92.37.1.1. The artifact is in good condition with no signs of damage or wear.
Number-Units: 1
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Two-dimensional, Negatives, Pacific Electric Railway Co., Electric railroads--Temple City (Calif.), Railroad stations--Temple City (Calif.), Clothing and dress
