Down-Town Los Angeles in 1909 New Mexico destroying the Hodgson & Robinson

destroying the Hodgson & Robinson Banking Clock Tower in 1889

Thrill your friends

shown here at the Taos Pueblo in Northern New Mexico

historians and scholars agree that Pittsburgh

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Down-Town Los Angeles in 1909 New Mexico destroying the Hodgson & RobinsonThis elegant 11 x 17 print depicts Los Angeles, California at a crossroads. Thrill your friends! Print comes with this description: "As early as the 1870s, Los Angeles was a sleepy farming village with a population of just over 5,000. But by 1900 the city head count had swollen to over 100,000 and with the growth of big business came class consciousness and rebellion. The first decade of the 20th century was a tumultuous one. In 1907 the American