L. A.: el pueblo grande : Los Angeles from the brush huts of Yangna to the skyscrapers of the modern megalopolis, by John D. Weaver

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Label

L. A.: el pueblo grande : Los Angeles from the brush huts of Yangna to the skyscrapers of the modern megalopolis, by John D. Weaver

Title remainder

Los Angeles from the brush huts of Yangna to the skyscrapers of the modern megalopolis

Statement of responsibility

by John D. Weaver

Instantiates

• L. A.: el pueblo grande : Los Angeles from the brush huts of Yangna to the skyscrapers of the modern megalopolis

Publication

• Pasadena, Ward Ritchie Press, 1974, c1973

Note

Third printing, November 1974

Contents

Spanish capital and Mexican colony, 1769-1849 -- Yankee boomtown, 1850-1899 -- Oil and water, 1900-1919 -- The dizzy decade, 1920-1929 -- Depression and "a dream of empire," 1930-1939 -- War and peace, 1940-1949 -- The megalopolis, 1950-1969 -- Present indicative, the 1970's

Dimensions

24 cm.

Extent

160 p.

Isbn

9780378077620

Lccn

73076758

Note

Spec. Coll. copy: Dust jacket; ivory cloth over boards, stamped in gilt. Gift of Nancy Norris, 2002.

Other physical details

ill.

Record ID

4590775

System control number

• (OCoLC)02281092
• ucoclc2281092