[Los Angeles Past]

The arroyo where Ramona Boulevard would soon be built. Looking westward from the vicinity of State Street, November 30, 1933.

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All of the overpasses shown below (except the one at Pomeroy Ave.) were still intact until the very early 1970s, when the three then-existing lanes of the San Bernardino Freeway were widened to more.


Traveling eastbound on Ramona, the first overpass after Macy was the State Street viaduct. April 16, 1935.

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View back towards town from atop the State St. viaduct.

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Next overpass eastbound was the pedestrian bridge at Pomeroy Avenue (c.1934-1939).

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Continuing east on Ramona, the overpasses for Marengo Street (foreground) and Soto (rear).

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Aftermath of an auto accident, viewed from the Herbert Ave. (City Terrace) overpass, August 2, 1951.

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-Scott

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