WHEN WE WERE HOME: Abandoned car in field south of the GREAT WALL on Glendora Avenue, 1959

WHEN WE WERE HOME

Abandoned car in field south of the GREAT WALL on Glendora Avenue, 1959

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About this photo: When commercial photographer G. Haven Bishop honed his lens on a nocturnal West Covina highway in 1938, he created an instant icon. Dispatched by the Southern California Edison Company to document electric street lighting, he interprets the city’s signs as a mysterious gateway, hovering in the darkness like beacons of impending salvation. This photo was taken on Hwy 99 (Now Interstate 10) on Kellogg Hill west bound.

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