Sixty Years in Southern California, 1853-1913 / Containing the Reminiscences of Harris Newmark
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A first-person chronological memoir recounts the author's journey from European childhood to life in Los Angeles, offering detailed recollections of pioneer-era social, commercial, and civic development. It blends personal anecdotes, profiles of contemporaries, and reflections on local institutions and events, with editors supplying documentary confirmations. The narrative emphasizes early decades of settlement, everyday customs and personalities, and the evolution of the community through business, civic projects, and cultural change, illustrated with period vignettes and photographs.
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