
Citrus groves and developing residential grids define the valley floor surrounding Covina and West Covina in the years before mid-century suburbanization. This mid-1920s survey shows a landscape shaped by three major rail lines—the Southern Pacific, Union Pacific, and the Pacific Electric—which provided the necessary infrastructure for the region's agricultural and institutional growth.
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