Angeles Collection (page 2)

Los Angeles City Hall from the air, USA

An aerial photograph of City Hall, Los Angeles, probably 1930s

Imperial Cotton Mills, Los Angeles, possibly 1920s

The exterior of Nat Goodwin's Cafe, Ocean Park, California, 1920s Date: 1920s

Bathing Everyday in the year at Ocean Park, Venice Beach, California Date: Pre-1920s and 1920s

Surf Bathing at Ocean Park, Venice Beach, California Date: Pre-1920s and 1920s

Bath House and Beach, Ocean Park, Venice Beach, California Date: Pre-1920s and 1920s

The Palisades, Santa Monica California Date: Pre-1920s and 1920s

The Promenade looking West, Ocean Park, Venice Beach, California Date: Pre-1920s and 1920s

Entrance to Fraser's Pier, Ocean Park, Venice Beach, California - described as The Coney Island of the Pacific Date: Pre-1920s and 1920s

Ocean Park Hotel and Pier Avenue from the Promenade, Ocean Park, Venice Beach, California Date: Pre-1920s and 1920s

The Plunge Swimming Pool, Ocean Park, at Venice Beach, California Date: Pre-1920s and 1920s

Windward Avenue and the Miniature Railway, Venice Beach, California Date: Pre-1920s and 1920s

Windward Avenue, Venice Beach, California Date: Pre-1920s and 1920s

The Park at Santa Monica, Santa Monica, California Date: Pre-1920s and 1920s

The Venice Pier at Night, Venice Beach, California Date: Pre-1920s and 1920s

Race Thru the Clouds ride and Venice Canals, Venice Beach
The Race Thru the Clouds ride and Venice Canals, Venice Beach, California Date: Pre-1920s and 1920s

Everyday Bathing Scene and Bathing Pavilion, Venice Beach California Date: Pre-1920s and 1920s

Bathing Pavilion and Ocean Front Promenade, Venice Beach, California Date: Pre-1920s and 1920s

Pleasure Pier at Venice Beach, California
The Pleasure Pier at Venice Beach, California with a view of the Ship Cafe Date: Pre-1920s and 1920s

The Plunge Swimming Pool at Venice Beach, California Date: Pre-1920s and 1920s

The Ship Hotel or Ship Cafe at Venice Beach, California Date: Pre-1920s and 1920s

Boating on the Canal at Venice, California Date: Pre-1920s and 1920s

The scenic railway and Beach at Venice, California Date: Pre-1920s and 1920s

The interior of the famous Strand Cafe on Venice Beach, California Date: Pre-1920s and 1920s

The swimming pool and grounds at the Ambassadors Hotel, LA
The swimming pool and grounds at the Ambassadors Hotel, Los Angeles, 1920s Date: 1920s

RMS Queen Mary souvenir, large red ensign
RMS Queen Mary, souvenir, along with other items given to the last remaining man to sail on Windjammers as a memento of a man of his time

Dirigible Los Angeles
Americans Dirigible ??los Angeles?, formerly Zeppelin R3, which went from Jersey to Bermuda and back. An airship or dirigible balloon is a type of aerostat or lighter-than-air aircraft that can

Palm Trees venice Beach Los Angeles California

Neon window Los Angeles

Window of Los Angeles pawn shop with neon

Morning view of Los Angeles highway

Misty urban landscape Los Angeles

Night view, Los Angeles - Yoko Ono and John Lennon billboard
Night view over Los Angeles cityscape with Yoko Ono and John Lennon billboard

Night shot of Santa Monica street Los Angeles

View of road and traffic Los Angeles

Street sign and neon Los Angeles

Hawker Siddeley HS-125 Series 1A-522 N2601
Hawker Siddeley HS-125 Series 1A/522 N2601 (msn 25060), of Mobil Oil Comapny, at Los Angeles in July 1967. Date: 1967

A view along Main Street, Los Angeles. Date: circa 1895

FOREST LAWN CEMETERY
Freedom Court at Forest Lawn Memorial Park, a cemetery in Glendale, Los Angeles County, California, USA. Date: founded 1906

Douglas DC-1 NR223Y of Transcontinental & Western Air (TWA) Flown by TWA as a flying laboratory and for occasional scheduled passenger flights

Doger Baseball Stadium Los Angeles, USA Los Angeles, USA 22 August 2001 Date: 22 August 2001

Staples Center Sports Arena Los Angeles, USA Los Angeles, USA 22 August 2001 Date: 22 August 2001

Advert for Summer Courses being given by Andreas Pavley and Serge Oukrainsky, 1928 in Los Angeles, Chicago and South Haven Date: 1928

Jack Virgil - standing by the table - with his orchestra
Jack Virgil (standing by the table) with his orchestra playing in the Club Casa del Mar, just outside Los Angeles, 1928 Date: 1928

Advert for the Earle Wallace dancing school in Los Angeles, 1930 Date: 1930

Swimming pool and suntan beach area - Ambassadors Hotel
A colorised representation of the swimming pool and suntan beach area at the Ambassadors Hotel, Hollywood, Los Angeles, 1920s Date: 1920s

The interior of the Cocoanut Grove, Los Angeles, 1930s Date: 1930s

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"Angeles: A Glimpse into the Historic 1932 Olympics and Iconic Landmarks" Step back in time to the thrilling 1932 Olympics held in Los Angeles, where ice hockey took center stage. The city was abuzz with excitement as athletes from around the world showcased their skills on the icy rink. Fencing also captivated spectators, displaying grace and precision that left audiences in awe. Amidst all the Olympic fervor, another attraction beckoned visitors - the New Pavilion Saltair and bathers at Salt Lake City. This picturesque spot offered a respite from the games, allowing people to soak up some sun while enjoying breathtaking views of nature's splendor. The adrenaline rush continued with bobsleigh races that had hearts pounding. Teams raced down treacherous tracks, pushing boundaries for glory and gold medals. The sheer speed and skill exhibited by these athletes left spectators breathless. Santa Catalina Island emerged as a prominent destination on maps during this time. Its allure drew tourists seeking an escape to paradise amidst California's coastal beauty. Meanwhile, Santa Fe Railroad provided a convenient route for travelers exploring America's vast landscapes. Intriguingly, Frank Wykoff made his mark at the iconic Los Angeles Olympic stadium during these games. His athletic prowess shone brightly as he sprinted towards victory, etching his name into sporting history forever. Beyond sports events, Hollywood Bowl illuminated nights with its enchanting ambiance; it became synonymous with entertainment excellence in Los Angeles. Celebrities graced its stage while music filled every corner of this magical venue. However, not everything was sunshine and joy during those times – cautionary tales warned against Ouija Board Danger lurking beneath innocent-looking board games that could potentially unleash supernatural forces upon unsuspecting players. Transportation also played a significant role in shaping Angeles' identity; Sikorsky S-55 helicopters operated by Los Angeles Airways revolutionized air travel, connecting people to new horizons with speed and comfort.