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April 1, 2008

3355 Barnard Way

Posted by Ocean Park under Barnard Way, Commercial
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1927
23,845
60′ x 80′
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OP-2
4288-027-024
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Marine Street Telephone Exchange, Neilson and Barnard Way . Built in 1926 for the Associated Telephone Company, which later became part of the General Telephone company, it was the only building in the Ocean Park Redevelopment Project not moved or demolished. It has been redecorated but the individualistic facade was preserved.

Pacific Telephone Buiding, 165 Marine Street (1964 Photograph)

Headquarters for the Associated Telephone Company (later General Telephone) at 155 Marine Street (now Barnard Way in Ocean Park). (1930’s Photograph)

April 1, 2008

3008 Main St

Posted by Ocean Park under Commercial, HRI, Main St.
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1927
6,724
??’ x 100′
2719
CM?
4288-007-006
Santa Monica
5D3
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http://lalife.com/address/3008_Main_St_Santa_Monica_CA_90405

Shearon Rooms and Apartments (1926 Photograph)

April 1, 2008

2929 Main St

Posted by Ocean Park under Commercial, HRI, Main St.
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1922
6,403
50′ x 100′
4,987
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4288-004-019
Santa Monica
5D3
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http://lalife.com/address/2929_Main_St_Santa_Monica_CA_90405

http://www.mainstreetsm.com/BetsyTracy/

April 1, 2008

2925 Main St

Posted by Ocean Park under Commercial, HRI, Main St.
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1906
2,937
25′ x 100′
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4288-004-020
Santa Monica
5D3
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http://lalife.com/address/2925_Main_St_Santa_Monica_CA_90405

Free People Open 10/31/2008
Urban Outfitters began with a small store in 1970. Situated in a Philadelphia row house several blocks from The University of Pennsylvania, the first Urban Outfitters revolutionized the fashion world by offering an eclectic and funky mix of merchandise for both home and wardrobe.

Thirty-three years later, the Company has grown to manage three distinct brands providing fashion essentials for diverse customers: Urban Outfitters, Anthropologie, and Free People.

http://www.freepeople.com/

April 1, 2008