Places & Communities Treading the Boards with “Strange Interlude” at Erlanger’s Biltmore Theatre, Los Angeles, March 1929 by homesteadmuseum Posted on March 26, 2021 Read More
Leisure/Entertainments “A Real Terpsichorean Conflagration”: A Souvenir Program for the Los Angeles Fire Department’s Firemen’s Fifth Annual Ball, 25 March 1922 by homesteadmuseum Posted on March 25, 2021 Read More
Biographies “To Exalt the Standard of Womanhood”: A Photo of the Mary Andrews Clark Memorial Home for Working Women, Los Angeles, 1910s by homesteadmuseum Posted on March 22, 2021 Read More
Disasters “The Only Ones I Envy Are Those That Are Dead”: A Press Photo of William Mulholland at the St. Francis Dam Disaster Coroner’s Inquest, 21 March 1928 by homesteadmuseum Posted on March 21, 2021 Read More
Places & Communities Games People Play: A Ticket Stub for an Exhibition Game Between the Los Angeles Angels and Chicago Cubs, 20 March 1927 by homesteadmuseum Posted on March 20, 2021 Read More
Biographies Take It On Faith with the Spiritual Anniversaries of George W. Trotter of the Union Rescue Mission, Los Angeles, March 1910-1911 by homesteadmuseum Posted on March 19, 2021 Read More
Biographies Treading the Boards with Elsie Ferguson in “The Wheel of Life,” Mason Opera House, Los Angeles, March 1923 by homesteadmuseum Posted on March 12, 2021 Read More
Health & Medicine The Commercialized Criminalization of a “Chinese Opium Fiend” From a Postcard Postmarked 8 March 1906 by homesteadmuseum Posted on March 9, 2021March 10, 2021 Read More
Biographies “One of the Pitiful Examples of the Helplessness of the Old Californians”: A Los Angeles Times Article on the Interment of Don Pío Pico and Doña María Ygnacia Alvarado at the Walter P. Temple Memorial Mausoleum, 6 March 1921 by homesteadmuseum Posted on March 6, 2021March 6, 2021 Read More
Leisure/Entertainments A “Babylonian Revelry” and a “Staggering Bacchanale” at the Mardi Gras des Artistes at the Ambassador Hotel, Los Angeles, 4 March 1924 by homesteadmuseum Posted on March 4, 2021 Read More
