Charles C. Pierce (1861-1946) was a pioneer Los Angeles photographer. He came to Los Angeles in 1886 from Chicago because of his health and remained until his death in 1946. Along with two other photographers who accompanied him, he began to document the people and architecture of the area. Collection consists of historic negatives and prints. Most are of Southern California scenes; Los Angeles is well represented with views of downtown streets, commercial and civic buildings, and residential areas., Access to this collection is generously supported by Arcadia funds.
Oldest date palm in the city of Los Angeles on Date Street, ca. 1888, Old date palm. Residence of J. J. Rodriguez on Date St.
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2013-03-01T18:43:38.524Z
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Sale of land tracts in open area, California, circa 1900-1920, 24
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2013-03-01T18:41:57.074Z
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View towards the town of Avenal in the Salinas valley with the Santa Lucia mountain range in the distance, Avenal, circa 1929, C.C. Pierce & Co., 1572 W. Pico St., L.A., 20
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2013-03-01T18:40:07.157Z
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View towards the town of Avenal in the Salinas valley with the Santa Lucia mountain range in the distance, Avenal, circa 1929, C.C. Pierce & Co., 1572 W. Pico St., L.A., 19
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2013-03-01T18:38:39.087Z
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View towards the town of Avenal in the Salinas valley with the Santa Lucia mountain range in the distance, Avenal, circa 1929, C.C. Pierce & Co., 1572 W. Pico St., L.A., 19
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2013-03-01T18:37:13.946Z
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Huber and Barclay's rose-covered cottage on Spring Street, Los Angeles, 1898, La Margner roses at cottage of Mrs. Barclay, Spring St.
