Color: Black; White
A black and white negative of the Water Tower and two views of the Workman House, ca. 1920s. The strip has six frames with the ones marked 13-14 being of the Water Tower from La Casa Nueva's east second floor patio. The Water Tower is at the left of the back and part of the auditorium is at the far right. Evergreen Lane is between the two buildings through many trees. Frames 15-16 are of the Wrokman House north elevation. Part of the north porch is at the far left through a palm tree and rose bush. The porch has a low wall and arches. Part of the northwest wing is also at the center. Part of La Casa Nueva's north elevation is at the far right of the back. Frames 17-18 are of a planter at the front of the Workman House southwest wing. The planter is round ringed with bricks placed end up at an anlge and within are many flowers. The bottom of the home's wing is at the center of the back with the bottom portion of the triptych window and a basement vent visible. Prints for the negatives are items .1-.34 with the contact sheets being items .35-.37. The artifact has no visible signs of wear or damage and is therefore in good condition.
Number-Units: 1
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Two-dimensional, Negatives, Water towers--City of Industry (Calif.), Adobe houses--City of Industry (Calif.)