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 HB123006 Building 35, Facade
|  HB123007 Building 35, View From Across Street
|  HB123008 Building 35, Side View Including Guardhouse Building 63
|  HB123009 Building 62, Guardhouse
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 HB123010 Building 31, Entrance Facade
|  HB123011 Building 31, View Of Entrance Showing News Sign
|  HB123012 Building 31, View Of Entrance
|  HB123013 Building 31, Entrance, View Of Front Steps And Door
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 HB123014 Building 31, Doorway Detail, Entrance Lobby
|  HB123015 Building 31, Main Floor Laboratory, Interior View Showing Detail Of Window And Tile Wall
|  HB123016 Building 31, Kitchen, Main Floor Interior
|  HB123017 Building 31, Main Floor Laboratory, Interior
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 HB123018 Building 31, Second Level Interior
|  HB123019 Building 31, Second Level Interior, Windows On Left
|  HB123020 Building 31, Third Level Interior
|  HB123021 Building 31, Third Floor Offices, Interior
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 HB123022 Building 31, Detail, Third Floor Offices, Interior
|  HB123023 Building 32a, Rear View
|  HB123024 Buildings 31, 32a, 34, Rear View
|  HB123025 Bridges Between Buildings 34 And 41
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 HB123026 Building 34, Third Floor Interior
|  HB123027 Building 34, Second Floor Interior
|  HB123028 East Bridge, Buildings 41 To 31, Interior
|  HB123029 Building 41, Facade
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 HB123030 Building 41, Facade Close Up
|  HB123031 Building 41, North Elevation
|  HB123032 Building 41, Rear And South Elevation
|  HB123033 Building 41, Interior
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 HB123034 Building 41, Detail, Elevator Machinery, Interior
|  HB123035 Building 6, Facade
|  HB123036 Building 6, South Elevation
|  HB123037 Building 6, Main Floor, Interior
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 HB123038 Building 6, Second Floor Interior
|  HB123039 Building 6, Second Floor Post Detail, Interior
|  HB123040 Building 6, Second Floor Machinery Detail, Interior
|  HB123041 Building 6, Second Floor Machinery Detail, Interior
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 HB123042 Building 6, Third Floor Interior
|  HB123043 Building 4, Cement House North Elevation
|  HB123044 Building 4, Cement House Second Floor, Interior
|  HB123045 Building 4, Cement House Main Floor, Interior
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 HB123046 Building 5, Machine Shop South Elevation
|  HB123047 Building 5, Machine Shop Interior
|  HB123048 Building 5, Machine Shop Interior Detail
|  HB123049 Buildings 1, 2, 3, Power House, Facade
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 HB123050 Buildings 1, 2, 3, Powerhouse, South Elevation
|  HB123051 Building 2, Power House, Boiler Room, Interior
|  HB123052 Building 2, Power House, Main Floor, Interior
|  HB123053 Building 2, Power House, Pump House, Interior
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 HB123054 Building 2, Power House, Pump House, Interior Detail
|  HB123055 Building 54, Latex Storage
|  HB123056 Building 55, Resiliometer Test
|  HB123057 Building 52, Rear
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 HB123058 Building 51, Garage
|  HB123059 Building 57, Airship Dock, Closer View
|  HB123060 Building 57, Airship Dock
|  HB123061 Building 57, Airship Dock, Interior
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 HB123062 Building 59, Synthetic Pubber Storage
|  HB123063 Building 7, West Elevation
|  HB123064 Building 7, East Elevation
|  HB123065 Water Tank And Pump House
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 HB123066 Carbon Black Tower
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Item Title
Location6701 South Central Avenue,
Los Angeles, CA
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Created/Published
Documentation compiled after 1968.
Notes
Survey number HAER CA-13
Unprocessed field note material exists for this structure (FN-14).
Building/structure dates:
1919 initial construction
Significance: Goodyear Rubber Company was the first tire manufacturing company on the West Coast. By the mid-1920's, other tire companies followed Goodyear's lead and established facilities on the West Coast. With the added impetus provided by the presence of these major manufacturing industries, other smaller support industries and plants sprang up, providing materials, service and equipment. In 1928, with Goodyear and three other large rubber companies, Los Angeles became the second greatest rubber manufacturing center in the United States. Despite economic setbacks that occasionally plagues other industries, Goodyear-California continued to grow and justify all expectations of the parent company in Akron. By 1941, the Goodyear-California plant was supplying 11 western states, Alaska, and Hawaii with a maximum production of 15,000 tires daily, and employing 1500 to 2500 workers.
Subjects
Industrial FacilitiesArtificial Rubber IndustryEconomic Development
Related Names
Hunkin, N. J.
Hunkin-Conkey Construction Company
Watt Industries
Roger G Hatheway & Associates, Historian
Zimmerman, Tom, Photographer
Collection
Historic American Engineering Record (Library of Congress)
Contents
Photograph caption(s):
1. BUILDING 35, FACADE
2. BUILDING 35, VIEW FROM ACROSS STREET
3. BUILDING 35, SIDE VIEW INCLUDING GUARDHOUSE BUILDING 63
4. BUILDING 62, GUARDHOUSE
5. BUILDING 31, ENTRANCE FACADE
6. BUILDING 31, VIEW OF ENTRANCE SHOWING NEWS SIGN
7. BUILDING 31, VIEW OF ENTRANCE
8. BUILDING 31, ENTRANCE, VIEW OF FRONT STEPS AND DOOR
9. BUILDING 31, DOORWAY DETAIL, ENTRANCE LOBBY
10. BUILDING 31, MAIN FLOOR LABORATORY, INTERIOR VIEW SHOWING DETAIL OF WINDOW AND TILE WALL
11. BUILDING 31, KITCHEN, MAIN FLOOR INTERIOR
12. BUILDING 31, MAIN FLOOR LABORATORY, INTERIOR
13. BUILDING 31, SECOND LEVEL INTERIOR
14. BUILDING 31, SECOND LEVEL INTERIOR, WINDOWS ON LEFT
15. BUILDING 31, THIRD LEVEL INTERIOR
16. BUILDING 31, THIRD FLOOR OFFICES, INTERIOR
17. BUILDING 31, DETAIL, THIRD FLOOR OFFICES, INTERIOR
18. BUILDING 32A, REAR VIEW
19. BUILDINGS 31, 32A, 34, REAR VIEW
20. BRIDGES BETWEEN BUILDINGS 34 AND 41
21. BUILDING 34, THIRD FLOOR INTERIOR
22. BUILDING 34, SECOND FLOOR INTERIOR
23. EAST BRIDGE, BUILDINGS 41 TO 31, INTERIOR
24. BUILDING 41, FACADE
25. BUILDING 41, FACADE CLOSE UP
26. BUILDING 41, NORTH ELEVATION
27. BUILDING 41, REAR AND SOUTH ELEVATION
28. BUILDING 41, INTERIOR
29. BUILDING 41, DETAIL, ELEVATOR MACHINERY, INTERIOR
30. BUILDING 6, FACADE
31. BUILDING 6, SOUTH ELEVATION
32. BUILDING 6, MAIN FLOOR, INTERIOR
33. BUILDING 6, SECOND FLOOR INTERIOR
34. BUILDING 6, SECOND FLOOR POST DETAIL, INTERIOR
35. BUILDING 6, SECOND FLOOR MACHINERY DETAIL, INTERIOR
36. BUILDING 6, SECOND FLOOR MACHINERY DETAIL, INTERIOR
37. BUILDING 6, THIRD FLOOR INTERIOR
38. BUILDING 4, CEMENT HOUSE NORTH ELEVATION
39. BUILDING 4, CEMENT HOUSE SECOND FLOOR, INTERIOR
40. BUILDING 4, CEMENT HOUSE MAIN FLOOR, INTERIOR
41. BUILDING 5, MACHINE SHOP SOUTH ELEVATION
42. BUILDING 5, MACHINE SHOP INTERIOR
43. BUILDING 5, MACHINE SHOP INTERIOR DETAIL
44. BUILDINGS 1, 2, 3, POWER HOUSE, FACADE
45. BUILDINGS 1, 2, 3, POWERHOUSE, SOUTH ELEVATION
46. BUILDING 2, POWER HOUSE, BOILER ROOM, INTERIOR
47. BUILDING 2, POWER HOUSE, MAIN FLOOR, INTERIOR
48. BUILDING 2, POWER HOUSE, PUMP HOUSE, INTERIOR
49. BUILDING 2, POWER HOUSE, PUMP HOUSE, INTERIOR DETAIL
50. BUILDING 54, LATEX STORAGE
51. BUILDING 55, RESILIOMETER TEST
52. BUILDING 52, REAR
53. BUILDING 51, GARAGE
54. BUILDING 57, AIRSHIP DOCK, CLOSER VIEW
55. BUILDING 57, AIRSHIP DOCK
56. BUILDING 57, AIRSHIP DOCK, INTERIOR
57. BUILDING 59, SYNTHETIC PUBBER STORAGE
58. BUILDING 7, WEST ELEVATION
59. BUILDING 7, EAST ELEVATION
60. WATER TANK AND PUMP HOUSE
61. CARBON BLACK TOWER
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