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Claudia Kunin Photographs of Catherine Mulholland Collection
In 1985 Los Angeles born and based photographer Claudia Kunin conducted a photoshoot for Valley Magazine with local historian and civic leader Catherine Mulholland. This collection consists entirely of the prints, negatives, and the magazine article in which one of the images was printed.
La Rochester Mexico Photograph Collection
This collection consists of a dozen black and white photographic prints taken of various locations in Mexico by the La Rochester photography agency in the early 20th century. It includes interior and exterior shots of Tepozotlan, an interior shot of a church, a pyramid, a volcano, the Bosque de Chapultepec, and other sites around Mexico City.
Laan Tau Mountain Camp Collection
David LaBriere Freedom Rally Photograph Collection
In May 1963, David LaBriere was a white college student from Ohio visiting Los Angeles. On May 26, he attended and photographed the Freedom Rally, a large civil rights rally and fundraising event, at Wrigley Field in South-Central L.A. The collection contains 14 slides and 10 images from 35mm negative film.
Lake Tahoe Photograph Album
This photo album includes snapshots of Lake Tahoe, its surroundings, and some vacationers, taken in 1902.
Thomas G. Lambert California Gold Rush Letter Book
Thomas G. Lambert traveled to California during the gold rush. He wrote a letter to his "Dear Parents" in a Cooke & Le Count's California Letter Book. In it he gives them a "confidential" account of his friends and acquaintances in California, and describes other events in his life.
Harvey and Connie Lapin Collection
Latino Cultural Heritage Oral History Project Collection
The Latino Cultural Heritage Oral History Project Collection contains interviews conducted with several donors to the Latino Cultural Heritage Archives as part of the Urban Archives Center’s efforts to expand its holdings documenting the Latino and Chicano experience in Southern California.
Marie Laurencin Letter
Letter from French painter Marie Laurencin, handwritten in French, to an unnamed "Monsieur" thanking him for sending books and apologizing for losing a letter.