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1001Long Beach earthquake, 1933: Radio KFOX transmitter, Long Beach1933-03Image/StillImageuum_map
1002Long Beach earthquake, 1933: Radio KFOX transmitter, Long Beach1933-03Image/StillImageuum_map
1003Long Beach earthquake, 1933: Ray's Dine & Dance, Compton1933-03Image/StillImageuum_map
1004Long Beach earthquake, 1933: refugees camp, Los Angeles1933-03Image/StillImageuum_map
1005Long Beach earthquake, 1933: Splicing broken telephone wires, Long Beach1933-03Image/StillImageuum_map
1006Long Beach earthquake, 1933: U.S. Marine, Long Beach1921-08-08Image/StillImageuum_map
1007Long Beach earthquake, 1933: US in Harbor1933-03Image/StillImageuum_map
1008Long Beach, California, June 1939 [01]1939-06Image/StillImageuum_map
1009Long Beach, California, June 1939 [02]1939-06Image/StillImageuum_map
1010Long Beach, California, June 1939 [03]1939-06Image/StillImageuum_map
1011Long Beach, California, June 1939 [04]1939-06Image/StillImageuum_map
1012Long-billed Dowitcher 22003-04-21Sounduu_wss
1013Longwell 10, Furnace Creek. Erosion in colored Tertiary beds1924Imageuum_map
1014Longwell 11, Furnace Creek. Tertiary beds near Mineral Monument. Professor Gregory, Dr. Noble, Dr. Hewett1924Imageuum_map
1015Longwell 12, Death Valley. Furnace Creek Ranch. 20-Mule Team Borax wagons1924Imageuum_map
1016Longwell 13, Death Valley salt deposits, 9 miles south of Furnace Creek Ranch1924Imageuum_map
1017Longwell 7, 1924. Shoshone, Amoragosa Valley. Professor Gregory, Rocky Mountain George, Dr. Noble, Dr. Hewett1924Imageuum_map
1018Longwell 8, 1924. Furnace Creek. View near Ryan1924Imageuum_map
1019Longwell 9, Furnace Creek. Dr. Noble takes a bath in wayside water trough1924Imageuum_map
1020Looking E along Leach Trough from 3200 ft. hill of fault breccia situated about 4 miles WSW of 2021 BM in Leach Trough at entrance of Paramint Valley1924Imageuum_map
1021Looking N at Slate Range from 3200 ft. hill of fault breccia situated about 4 miles WSW of 2021 BM in Leach Trough at entrance of Paramint Valley. Outcrop of fault breccia in lower foreground1924Imageuum_map
1022Looking out on south terrace and the sea1940; 1941; 1942; 1943; 1944; 1945; 1946; 1947; 1948; 1949Image/StillImageuum_map
1023Looking toward drawing room from library1940; 1941; 1942; 1943; 1944; 1945; 1946; 1947; 1948; 1949Image/StillImageuum_map
1024Looking up 364 feet to top of worlds tallest ree, Redwood Highway, Calif.1900; 1901; 1902; 1903; 1904; 1905; 1906; 1907; 1908; 1909; 1910; 1911; 1912; 1913; 1914; 1915; 1916; 1917; 1918; 1919; 1920; 1921; 1922; 1923; 1924; 1925; 1926; 1927; 1928; 1929; 1930Imageuum_map
1025Looking westward from Cave Spring Wash along fault that crosses Cave Spring Wash at a point 5 miles below Cave Spring. The fault is probably the Leach Trough fault. Rocks at right of fault are indurated coarse red fanglomerate (possibly base of niter bed series); rocks at left are sheared and broden biotite gneiss1924Imageuum_map
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