Back of the H. T. Hazard home, Hope St., Los Angeles

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  A near view of H. T. Hazard home, Hope St

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  View of a large house with a cupola identified as the former home of Henry T. Hazard (George Hazard's brother and a mayor of Los Angeles), at 2826 South Hope Street.

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  Old home of H. T. Hazard on Hope St. now the Methodist Hospital

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  Home of E. N. McDonald, Wilmington, Calif

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  Hope and 8th, Los Angeles. 1905

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  Spring st. no. Los Angeles, Cal

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