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  1. American National Bank building underconstruction - 1910-1911

    Monrovia Kling Co. Contractors, Monrovia Manufacturing in rear. On Orange Ave. (Colorado).

    Record Type: Photo

    American National Bank building underconstruction
  2. Automobile parade entry - 1910

    "The Myrtle" hotel "Modern Rooms" at 521 1/2 S. Myrtle, Brownfield's Drug Store at 515 S. Myrtle, and Werden's Confectinery at 513 S. Myrtle.

    Record Type: Photo

    Automobile parade entry
  3. Bargain Day 1910 - April 1910

    An alternative to Monrovia Day this year, a 'Bargain Day' parade was held. On left side of the street is Monrovia Shoe Co., then Black & Moore grocery 517 S Myrtle, Werden's Ice Cream Parlors 513 S Myrtle, Brownfield Drugs/Paints/Kodaks/Glass - AOUW -- Ancient Order of United Workmen, behind the clock (D.L. Nielsen jewelry At 511 S. Myrtle, Dr. Adams 509 1/2 S Myrtle, McCraws Dry Goods & Clothing at 507-509 S Myrtle , Conway Shoe store 505 S ...

    Record Type: Photo

    Monrovia Day 1910 1
  4. Bargain Day Parade - 1910

    At Lime and Myrtle with Library Park fountain. In the car in front of the fountain are Mr. & Mrs. J.P. Seymour (Emily Mund). Note the unpaved street. Carnegie Library in background.

    Record Type: Photo

    Bargain Day Parade
  5. Decorated car on Myrtle crossing Lemon - c. 1910

    E Lemon. At left is the Fashion Stables and Livery - with a sign and horse above it. Monrovia Planing Mill. Monrovia Garage. Baxter Building's balcony at far left.

    Record Type: Photo

    Decorated car on Myrtle crossing Lemon
  6. Horse drawn parade entry - c. 1910?

    Horse drawn float with automobile at Myrtle and Lemon.

    Record Type: Photo

    Horse drawn parade entry
  7. Horse drawn parade entry by Mornovia Hisgh School
  8. Monrovia Day 1910 - 1910

    Julian Fisher on horseback in foreground. On left side of the street is Monrovia Shoe Co., then Black & Moore grocery 517 S Myrtle, Werden's Ice Cream Parlors 513 S Myrtle, Brownfield Drugs/Paints/Kodaks/Glass - AOUW -- Ancient Order of United Workmen, behind the clock (D.L. Nielsen jewelry At 511 S. Myrtle, Dr. Adams 509 1/2 S Myrtle, McCraws Dry Goods & Clothing at 507-509 S Myrtle , Conway Shoe store 505 S Myrtle, Monrovia Messenger J.W. ...

    Record Type: Photo

    Monrovia Day 1910
  9. Monrovia Day Parade - c. 1910

    Edna Chess at wheel & Anna Crews. In front of Kettle's Linwood Garage at Myrtle and Linwood.

    Record Type: Photo

    Monrovia Day Parade
  10. Monrovia Day Parade 1914 Kandy Kids - 1914

    "We are Werden's Kandy Kids" Old Carnegie Library in back. Looking towards northwest. Date may be 1910.

    Record Type: Photo

    Monrovia Day Parade 1914 Kandy Kids
  11. Monrovia Day Parade MFD 1911 - 1911

    Monrovia Fire Department with the Tourist Fire Engine of 1910. Perhaps heading south on Myrtle from Foothill. House in background was originally at 118 N Myrtle and later moved to make way for construction of the First Presbyterian Church.

    Record Type: Photo

    Monrovia Day Parade MFO 1911
  12. On Olive Ave. - 1910

    Record Type: Photo

    On Olive Ave.
  13. Parade car in front of First National Bank - c. 1910

    Seated in rear: Mrs. J. Allen Munro, Miss Mary Munro, Miss Kathleen Bartle. Front seats: Mrs. Emily Seymour and Mr. A.P. Seymour.

    Record Type: Photo

    Parade car in front of First National Bank

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