Image:UCLA-vermontcampus-1922.jpg

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1922 aerial photo of the University of California, Southern Branch, name changed to UCLA in 1927. The Vermont Ave. campus (built in 1914) is on what is now the 800 block of Vermont Avenue and home to Los Angeles City College since 1929. View is towards the northeast.

Courtesy of the Los Angeles Public Library's Photo Collection[1].

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