Chapman Park Market as seen from the southeast corner of W. 6th Street and Kenmore Ave, Los Angeles, circa 1929

Chapman Park Market as seen from the southeast corner of W. 6th Street and Kenmore Ave, Los Angeles, circa 1929A couple of weeks ago I posted a photo of the Chapman Park Market on 6th Street, Los Angeles. The market, not far from the Brown Derby and the Chapman Park Hotel on Wilshire, takes up a full city block. The earlier photo was from the Alexander Ave end, and this is from the Kenmore Ave end. This is circa 1929, so it would have been taken not long after the market opened. In fact, I wouldn’t be surprised if that striped bunting was put up to celebrate the opening. What I appreciate about this photo is the double-lamp electroliers. While the market is still there, that charming street lighting is gone, which is a shame because they add wonderful atmosphere to the cityscape.

The Kenmore Ave end of the Chapman Park Market:

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