UCLA History: Santa Monica Blvd. in 1922
Photo shows the laying out of Santa Monica Boulevard in the Westwood area in 1922
Photo shows the laying out of Santa Monica Boulevard in the Westwood area in 1922
Photo shows the laying out of Santa Monica Boulevard in the Westwood area in 1922
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