Le Roy’s Sandwich Stand, corner of Crenshaw and Jefferson Blvds, Crenshaw, Los Angeles, 1939

Le Roy’s Sandwich Stand, corner of Crenshaw and Jefferson Blvds, Crenshaw, Los Angeles, 1939This photo came to me spiderwebbed with a lot of ghostly lines so I’ve cleaned it up a bit so that we can more clearly see the appeal of this place. Le Roy’s Sandwich Stand stood at the corner of Crenshaw and Jefferson Blvds in the Crenshaw neighborhood of Los Angeles when this photo was taken in 1939. It looks like it was a perfect little drive-in place and I wish the photographer stood a little further back so that we could see the lit-up tower that reached into the night sky.

** UPDATE ** – Leonard W on Facebook found this daytime shot:

Daytime shot of Le Roy’s Sandwich Stand, corner of Crenshaw and Jefferson Blvds, Crenshaw, Los Angeles

 

 

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3 responses to “Le Roy’s Sandwich Stand, corner of Crenshaw and Jefferson Blvds, Crenshaw, Los Angeles, 1939”

  1. Al Donnelly says:

    Nice touch to have the neon LeRoys surrounding the clock inside. I can visualize this place in something like electric blue to stand out. But this way it gives a real noirish feel with that lone car and Mr. suit & tie sitting back at the counter end. Like something bad and entangling is coming down the road soon. Hold your fedoras!

  2. M. Mitchell Marmel says:

    But what the heck is a “chicken fountain salad”? Do I REALLY want to know? 😉

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