83 years ago today, the University of Southern California unveiled Tommy Trojan, officially named the Trojan Shrine. Here, sculptor Roger Noble Burnham works on the statue, which has become a campus landmark.
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Before and after: reconstruction of the Sunset Boulevard overpass at Glendale Boulevard, 1934.
Part of the California Historical Society Collection in the USC Digital Library.
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(1935 photo part of the Dick Whittington Photography Collection in the USC Digital Library)
Barrington Avenue as a dirt path. This circa 1930s view looks north up Barrington near Sawtelle, from a point south of Wilshire Boulevard.
Part of the California Historical Society Collection in the USC Digital Library.
A Union Oil filling station at West Adams and Hoover in 1935. Part of the Dick Whittington Photography Collection in the USC Digital Library.