Postcard is addressed to Miss W. Pierce, 1901 Lexington Avenue, Hollywood, Calif. It is inscribed on the verso: "Monday - Dearie I did not like to leave you last evening, but hope you get all right very soon. We had such a pleasant visit. Love from Ann [O'Neill?]"

5301 Lexington Avenue as it looked, 1909

AM1477-3-S6-: CVA 1477-1034
Item
[1909]

Part of L.D. Taylor family fonds

Photograph shows a side view of the house. "Los Angeles, Calif." is written on the verso of the photograph.

5301 Lexington Avenue as it looked, 1909

AM1477-3-S6-: CVA 1477-1035
Item
[1909]

Part of L.D. Taylor family fonds

Photograph shows a front and side view of the house. "1901 Lexington Avenue, Los Angeles, Cal." is written on the verso of the photograph, however the property pictured is 5301 Lexington Avenue.

5301 Lexington Avenue as it looked, 1909

AM1477-3-S6-: CVA 1477-1036
Item
[1909]

Part of L.D. Taylor family fonds

Photograph shows a side view of the house and two women sitting on the porch.

5301 Lexington Ave[nue, Los Angeles]

AM1477-2-S5---: CVA 1477-547
Item
[1914]

Part of L.D. Taylor family fonds

View of Caroline Little Pierce's home taken from the street. Postcard is addressed to Mrs. James A. Minot, Hitchcock, Texas and is inscribed: "This is 5301 Lexington Ave."

[5301 Lexington Avenue, Los Angeles]

AM1477-2-S5---: CVA 1477-542
Item
[1911]

Part of L.D. Taylor family fonds

Postcard is addressed to Mrs. A.P. Taylor, 1420 Catalina St., Los Angeles, Cal[ifornia]. It is inscribed on the verso: "Dear A. This is to wish you many returns of the day - I have to [sic] much on hand that I can't get over to give ou a hug - much love from us all. C.L.P"