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Mural on exterior wall.
This photograph depicts a mural created by students participating in the 1977 summer arts program at Valle Lindo High School. The program was funded by the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act (CETA) and taught by artist Ron Reeder.
Youth in front of murals.
These photographs depict several murals created by youth as part of South El Monte City's outreach projects.
Toypurina
An artwork (woodblock print) of the Tongva revolt leader Toypurina. The artist is Daniel González. It is presented in Chapter 2 in East of East within a discussion of Toypurina murals.
Interview with Ernie Salas, Andy Salas, Tim Miguel, David Holgut, Gregario Gonzales, Ed Barajas, and James Odlin by Nick Juravich, part 1 of 2
This wide-ranging, two-hour-long group interview is an oral history of the Kizh-Gabrielino band of Mission Indians (self-described) from their settlement of the San Gabriel Valley through the missions and conquests of the Spanish, the arrival of…
Sugar Shack original owners license of former 1957 business
City of Monte, CA issued owners license of first business at address of the future Sugar Shack.
South El Monte: The History of a City (Preface)
25th anniversary souvenir edition
This page contains the preface for the South El Monte history 25th anniversary booklet that was published in 1983. This page includes a photograph of the first South El Monte City Hall in 1958, a photograph of the first city council of South El…
Martinez family interview with Ofelia Silva, by Daniel Morales (2 of 2)
Part 2 of the Martinez Family Interview with Ofelia Silva, the sister to Manuel Martinez. They've both spent most of their lives in El Monte. They lived in La Mission and have seen events in the LA area from the 1920’sto the present, their lives…