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113 E Lime Ave & 207 S Ivy
Blue arrow points to 113 E Lime. Top right shows the east side of the Woman's Club building on Myrtle & Palm and the Granite Bank building, Library Park. In the foreground are homes on Ivy south of Foothill. The home at right in front is 207 S Ivy, built 1905 and still standing.
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Bobie - the Rehrman's cat
In background the Woman's Club, the Methodist Church and the Granite Bank.
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Dedication Monrovia City Hall 1954 - 1954
Replaced City Hall located in the Granite Bank building.
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Eva C. Rehrman & Friend - c. 1911
On W Palm looking east with Monrovia Woman's Club and Granite Bank in background
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Eva Rehrman and friends - c. 1911
Taken on W Palm looking east with Granite Bank building in background. Eva at right.
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Granite Bank 1887 & City Hall Monrovia, Cal.' - 1887
Granite Bank where City Hall once resided.
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Granite Bank Bldg & Public Library - c. 1900
The Granite Bank was organized in 1886 by Mr. W.N. Monroe, Monrovia's founder, and a group of early-day capitalists. This stately building, built in 1887 with granite quarried from the nearly hills was open for business in 1888, but ceased operation a few years later when the Real Estate boom of the eighties collapsed. At that time it was transformed into the City Hall and was so used until 1952 (when it was damaged by the Tehachapi earthquake)....
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Granite Bank building from back
Eva C. Rehrman at her friend Dorothy Wilson's birthday party. Taken at Eva's home at 131 W Palm looking east, with the Granite Bank in the background.
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Library Park
View of Library Park looking north from Lime. At top the Granite Bank Building. At left, the Carnegie Library.
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Monrovia Day Parade - c. 1900
Granite Bank building in background before Library Park was created.
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Monrovia Day Parade - c. 1918
Granite Bank building in background before Library Park was created. 'Gold Nuggets' sign on car.
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Panorama of Monrovia - Looking south at Hillcrest - c. 1890
Looking south from north of Banana (Hillcrest) Ave. Primrose Ave at left. Magnolia at right. F. M Monroe house at right (two- story white house). Single story white house to its right is the G.W. Sevier house. The grown house in front of it is the G.W. Dumbell house now at 240 W Hillcrest (moved from this location). Near the left edge of the picture in the dfistance is the Granite Bank building at the sw corner of Myrtle & Palm. Just west of it...
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Panoramic View of a portion of Monrovia
Shows from left Carnegie Library, a home, Granite Bank, Woman's Club, and Lime avenue intersection at bottom with roof of wishing well that still remains at corner of Lime.
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The Boom Is Coming C.C. Hotchkiss
The Boom Is Coming. C.C. Hotchkiss is still in the real estate business. Newspaper advertisement -- Monrovia Planet?. Granite Bank Building.
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