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Description
Identifier
post_00149
Title
Boating
on the
canal
,
Venice
,
California
Creator
unknown
Date Published
1922
Subject (Topic)
Canals--California--Los
Angeles
;
Footbridges--California--Los
Angeles
;
Dwellings--California--Los
Angeles
;
Boats
and
boating--California--Los
Angeles
;
Subject (Place)
Venice
(Los
Angeles
,
Calif.)
;
Type
image
Form/Genre
Postcards
Physical Description
1
postcard
:
Color
;
9
x
14
cm
.
Institution
Department
of
Archives
and
Special
Collections
,
William
H
.
Hannon
Library
,
Loyola
Marymount
University
Country of Creation
US
Copyright Status
public
domain
Copyright Statement
http://library.lmu.edu/generalinformation/departments/digitallibraryprogram/copyrightandreproductionpolicy/
Publisher
Western
Publishing
&
Novelty
Co
.
Place of Publication
Los
Angeles
,
Cal
.
Language
eng
Description
View
of the
Grand
Lagoon
,
Venice
,
California
looking
towards
the
northeast
.
Two
arched
footbridges
cross
the
canals
.
Numerous
two
storey
dwellings
are
situated
along
the
canals
.
People
dressed
in
early
20th
century
style
clothing
ride
in a
small
boat
and
canoes
on the
lagoon
. A
man
walks
on a
foot
path
on the
shore
.
Historical Background
Originally
part
of the
Ocean
Park
district
of
Santa
Monica
,
Abbot
Kinney's
vision
of
Venice
in
America
was
developed
starting
in
1904
,
complete
with a
canal
system
and
singing
gondoliers
.
Canal
construction
began
in
1904
, and in
1905
construction
of an
amusement
pier
began
.
Kinney's
plan
for
Venice
included
592
residential
lots
,
some
of
which
sold
for as
much
as
$2700
(a
high
price
at the
time)
.
Kinney
also
created
affordable
vacation
housing
for
visitors
. At
first
, there were
simple
tent
structures
that
could
be
rented
for
lower
prices
,
located
in an
area
known
as "
Tent
City
" but
around
1907
the
tents
were
replaced
with
small
bungalows
.
However
, as the
residential
housing
grew
,
many
Venice
visitors
decided
to
become
permanent
residents
.
Venice
formally
disincorporated
from
Ocean
Park
in
1911
, and in
1925
,
Venice
was
annexed
to the
city
of
Los
Angeles
. By
1929
,
many
of the
canals
had been
filled
in and
paved
as
roads
due
to
health
and
engineering
problems
.
Publisher's Identifier
Publisher's serial number: A-90707; Series number: V-26
Additional Notes
Approximate
date
from
publisher's
serial
number
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Source
Werner
von
Boltenstern
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