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#17 A garage on Glenda Avenue in Montose is destroyed by flooding, but car survived, 1934

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#17 A garage on Glenda Avenue in Montose is destroyed by flooding, but car survived, 1934

Historical Photos of the Los Angeles Flood of 1934 that Depict the Devastation and the Aftermath

#17 A garage on Glenda Avenue in Montose is destroyed by flooding, but car survived, 1934

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←#16 Workers dig out a car and remains of a home on Glenada Avenue in Montrose following flooding from a storm the night before, 1934
#18 Water flows through the Hall-Beckley Wash where it intersects with Glenada Avenue in Montrose, 1934→

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