“The Political Rock of Ages”: Celebrations of the American Centennial in Los Angeles, 1876, Part One

From Point A to Point B With a Photo of a Nash Coupe, Los Angeles, 25 June 1928

“To Build Young Men and Women Competent To Do Their Share of the World’s Productive Activities”: Getting Schooled With “An Outline of Trade Training Offered by Frank Wiggins Trade School,” Los Angeles, June 1928

From Point A to Point B: Mines Field Chosen as the Future Los Angeles International Airport, 1928, Part Three

From Point A to Point B: Mines Field Chosen as the Future Los Angeles International Airport, 1928, Part Two

From Point A to Point B: Mines Field Chosen as the Future Los Angeles International Airport, 1928, Part One

“A Model of Architectural Beauty and Well Calculated to Meet the Needs of the Work to be Done There”: The Construction of First African Methodist Episcopal Church, 8th Street and Towne Avenue, Los Angeles, 1903-1904

“A Luster Undimmed by the Tears of the Innocent Victims of the Earth’s Greatest Curse”: Prohibition as Patriotism in the Rev. Ervin S. Chapman’s “A Stainless Flag,” 1907, Part Three

“A Luster Undimmed by the Tears of the Innocent Victims of the Earth’s Greatest Curse”: Prohibition as Patriotism in the Rev. Ervin S. Chapman’s “A Stainless Flag,” 1907, Part Two

Ascending Spanish Steps With a Postcard of the Gainsborough Heath Sales Office, San Marino, postmarked 11 June 1929, Part Four

The Homestead Blog

At Our Leisure with Photos from Switzer’s Camp, San Gabriel Mountains, 30 May 1921

“I Stand Amid The Eternal Ways”: At Our Leisure with a Trio of Photographs of The Austin Family, Switzer’s Camp and A San Gabriel Mountains Panorama, August 1914

A(r)t Our Leisure: A Donation of Camp Baldy Real Photo Postcards Purchased by Artist Albert Clinton Conner, August 1920

At Our Leisure Through the Viewfinder: A Photo Album of Camping in Big Santa Anita Canyon, San Gabriel Mountains, ca. 1910s

“This is Such a Glorious Place for Vacation”: Reading Between the Lines While At Our Leisure in a Letter from Thomas W. Temple II to Walter P. Temple, Sr., 23 July 1925

“Where It is Always Afternoon to the Lover of the Cycle”: Charles Fuller Gates’ “Cycling in Southern California” in The Land of Sunshine, June 1896

At Our Leisure: A Photo of Camp Rincon, The Gem of San Gabriel Canyon, July 1908

Games People Play: J.C. Wright, “Champion Mountain Climber of California,” at Inspiration Rock, Mt. Wilson, 7 July 1907

At Our Leisure: A Real Photo Postcard of a Sylvan Scene at Sturtevant Camp, San Gabriel Mountains, 21 July 1910

At Our Leisure: A Crowded Summer Day at Venice Beach, 1 August 1929

At Our Leisure: Hikers at Strawberry Peak, San Gabriel Mountains, 1920s

Striking a Chord: The Hollywood Bowl, ca. 1923

“The Political Rock of Ages”: Celebrations of the American Centennial in Los Angeles, 1876, Part One

From Point A to Point B With a Photo of a Nash Coupe, Los Angeles, 25 June 1928

“To Build Young Men and Women Competent To Do Their Share of the World’s Productive Activities”: Getting Schooled With “An Outline of Trade Training Offered by Frank Wiggins Trade School,” Los Angeles, June 1928

From Point A to Point B: Mines Field Chosen as the Future Los Angeles International Airport, 1928, Part Three

From Point A to Point B: Mines Field Chosen as the Future Los Angeles International Airport, 1928, Part Two

From Point A to Point B: Mines Field Chosen as the Future Los Angeles International Airport, 1928, Part One

“A Model of Architectural Beauty and Well Calculated to Meet the Needs of the Work to be Done There”: The Construction of First African Methodist Episcopal Church, 8th Street and Towne Avenue, Los Angeles, 1903-1904

“A Luster Undimmed by the Tears of the Innocent Victims of the Earth’s Greatest Curse”: Prohibition as Patriotism in the Rev. Ervin S. Chapman’s “A Stainless Flag,” 1907, Part Three

“A Luster Undimmed by the Tears of the Innocent Victims of the Earth’s Greatest Curse”: Prohibition as Patriotism in the Rev. Ervin S. Chapman’s “A Stainless Flag,” 1907, Part Two

Ascending Spanish Steps With a Postcard of the Gainsborough Heath Sales Office, San Marino, postmarked 11 June 1929, Part Four