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McCoy Building taken by librarian Alfreda Bolduan in 1965 when it housed the AUTO PARTS & EQUIPMENT CO. on ground floor.

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Date: 1965

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Date: 1965

Subjects: Frank McCoy General Merchandise; Auto Parts & Equipment Co.; First Avenue; City Hall

Physical Description: 3 1/2 x 3 1/2

ID: 188

Collection: Photographs

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View east on Huntington Drive from near intersection with Santa Anita. Old City Hall was still at NW corner of Huntington Drive and First at this time. Theater which was on south side appears to be gone. Seeley's Jewelers is in 1948 City Directory, but not 1944 City Directory.

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Date: c. mid-1940's

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Date: c. mid-1940's

Subjects: Huntington Drive; Arcadia Bootery; Seeley's Jewelry

Physical Description: 8x10 b&w

ID: 599

Collection: Photographs

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Fashion Park

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Contents: 1. "Santa Anita to launch." Los Angeles Times, April 22, 1971, San Gabriel Valley section. 2. Pro-Fashion Park flyer, March 30, 1971. 3. "Taxpayers for Fashion Park." Letter from group to Arcadia residents, circa March 1971. 4. "Fashion Park No. 1." Arcadia Tribune, January 2, 1972. 5. "Vote…

Contents: 1. "Santa Anita to launch." Los Angeles Times, April 22, 1971, San Gabriel Valley section.; 2. Pro-Fashion Park flyer, March 30, 1971.; 3. "Taxpayers for Fashion Park." Letter from group to Arcadia residents, circa March 1971.; 4. "Fashion Park No. 1." Arcadia Tribune, January 2, 1972.; 5. "Vote Yes." Flyer by the Taxpayers for Fashion Park for referendum, April 1971.; 6. "Santa Anita Fashion Park." Question and answer flyer done by Santa Anita Consolidated, circa 1971.; 7. "Court orders additional." Arcadia Tribune, May 20, 1973.; 8. "PLAN suit seeks to block." Arcadia News Post, May 22, 1973.; 9. "Fashion Park gets OK." Arcadia Tribune, May 24, 1973.; 10. "Ground broken." Arcadia News Post, June 13, 1973.; 11. "Foes of Fashion Park turn to Federal Court." Los Angeles Times, October 18, 1973.; 12. "PLAN files new lawsuit." Arcadia Tribune, October 28, 1973.; 13. "Suit to block shopping." Los Angeles Times, November 6, 1973.; 14. "District Court hears Fashion Park." Arcadia News Post, November 21, 1973.; 15. "They don't give up." Arcadia Tribune, November 8, 1973.; 16. "PLAN spokesman defends." Arcadia News Post, November 21, 1973.; 17. "Fashion Park foes." Los Angeles Times, December 20, 1973.; 18. "Fashion Park is altering skyline." Arcadia Tribune, March 7, 1974.; 19. "Fashion Park ruling." Arcadia Tribune, February 28, 1974.; 20. "Fashion Park halt denied." Arcadia Tribune, March 10, 1974.; 21. "Fashion Park names 83 shops." Arcadia Tribune, June 13, 1974.; 22. "Developer Hahn predicts." Arcadia Tribune, June 10, 1974.; 23. "You discover Fashion Park." Los Angeles Times supplement section, October 13, 1974.; 24. "On a clear day." Arcadia Tribune, November 7, 1974, photographs.; 25. "Fashion Park opens." Arcadia Tribune, October 17, 1974.; 26. "Arts of many kinds." News clip, circa 1975-1976.; 27. "Broadway opening." Arcadia Tribune, circa October 1974.; 28. "Info guide tells all." Arcadia Tribune, November 13, 1974.; 29. "Brighter more colorful." Arcadia Tribune, December 26, 1974. Describes art pieces Roy Lichtenstein sculpture, Wright Flyer, others.; 30. Ordinance No. 1981. An ordinance of the City of Arcadia approving zone change Z-92-002, rezoning an 8.2 acre portion of Santa Anita Race Track, parcel No. 949 at 385 West Huntington Drive from R-1 (single family) and S-1 (special use) to C-2D (general commercial with a design overlay), approved October 14, 1992. [In FILE FOLDER #2]; 31. Memo from Assistant City Manager Peter Kinnahan to City Council regarding recommendations to Nordstrom Addition and Mall Expansion, January 19, 1993. [In FILE FOLDER #3]; 32. Memo from Corkran W. Nicholson, Planning Department to City Council regarding Santa Anita Fashion Park Mall expansion. A design review of the proposed Nordstrom's building at 400 South Baldwin Avenue, April 6, 1993.; 33. Memo from Corkran W. Nicholson, Planning Department to City Council regarding Santa Anita Fashion Park Mall expansion. A design review of the proposed two-story addition to the existing Robinsons-May building at 400 South Baldwin Avenue, May 4, 1993.; 34. Financial analysis of Santa Anita Fashion Park. 302 page analysis by Julie Biggs, 1978. [In FILE FOLDER #2]; 35. Financial analysis of Santa Anita Fashion Park. Appendix B. Companion piece of analysis listed as Item 34 in File Folder #2. [In FILE FOLDER #3]; 36. "Santa Anita Fashion Park: A case study in successful ground lease financing." Original article for the Beverly Hills Bar Journal, 1978, by Julie Biggs.; 37. "Santa Anita Fashion Park: A case study in successful ground lease financing." Beverly Hills Bar Journal, November/December 1978.; 38. "Ernest W. Hahn, Inc. Shopping Centers." Brochure giving background of Fashion Park co-developers.; 39. Fashion Park Preview, Spring 1988. 16 page publication.; 40. "Sculpture removed." Highlander, January 27, 1988, page 3, with photograph.; 41. "Camp Rainbow." Brochure about daycare at Fashion Park, 1988.; 42. "Santa Anita Mall declares itself first smoke-free mall in its area." Los Angeles Business Journal, June 7-13, 1993.; 43. Santa Anita Fashion Park information booklet regarding groundbreaking ceremony, January 21, 1993, for the construction of the expansion program. Includes announcements, press release, directories, fact sheets, etc.; 44. Pictorial annual recap shows "Fashion Park opens," on October 12. Photo and caption: Buffums and the satellite stores making up the bulk of the mall opened first, with Broadway (shown) opening in November. Tribune, p. 1, December 26, 1974.; 45. Brochure and directory "Santa Anita Fashion Park in Arcadia." c. 1980s.; 46. Discover Santa Anita Fashion Park, the Thoroughbred of Shopping Centers, Directory 1978. Contains information about the Roy Lichtenstein sculpture that was 22 feet high and in the central mall cour and art on display at the mall by June Harrah and Pamela Weir.