Preliminary study and general site plan for Centinela Park, Inglewood, 1945

Item Overview

Title

Preliminary study and general site plan for Centinela Park, Inglewood, 1945

Alternative title

Centinela Park

Date Created

July 19, 1945

Date

1945-07-19

Language

English

Collection

Ralph D. Cornell Papers, 1925-1972

Notes

Description

The name of Centinela Park was changed to Edward Vincent Jr. Park.

Caption

Legend: 1. badminton, 2. horseshoes, 3. croquet, 4. shuffleboard, 5. ping pong, 6. volleyball, 7. paddle tennis, 8. softball, 9. roque, 10. basket ball, 11. gym, 12. pool terrace
Labels on plan: parkway ave., chester ave., sixty seventh str., existing memorial grove, property line, youngsters, play lawn, concession, oldsters, parking, rest rooms, theater, storm drain, tots, swimming, recreation director, sewer, pump, passive, service, community building, existing, proposed, stepney pl., stepney str., picnic, marlborough, reservoirs, yard, memorial hall, warren lane, centinela avenue, redondo boulevard, well, bleachers, tennis, a.t. & s.f. railway, archery, existing open storm drain, settling box, toe, slope, baseball softball and football, ticket booth, typical plan for picnic coves, tables, counter, stove, sink
Preliminary Study; general site plan, Centinela Park; Inglewood, California; Ralph D. Cornell, F.A.S.L.A., landscape architect; 3723 Wilshire Blvd. Los Angeles; George Hjelte, recreation engineer; Scale - 1' = 100' - 0"; July 19, 1945; Plan 699-1
Signed: Ruth Patricia Shellhorn - A.S.L.A. – Des.

Physical Description

Extent

1 photographic print

Dimensions

8 x 10 inches

Keywords

Genre

black-and-white photographs
landscaping plans

Location

California--Inglewood

Longitude

33.9730459

Latitude

-118.3440774

Resource type

still image

Subjects

Tennis courts
lawns (landscaped grass)
Environment
memorials
football fields
swimming pools
badminton
rest rooms
softball fields
basketball (court ball games)
terraces (landscaped-site elements)
picnic areas
shuffleboard
railroads
courts (built works)
ticket offices
community centers
gymnasiums
Government
baseball fields
parks
volleyball (game)
bleachers
theaters (buildings)
parking lots
sewers (drainage structures)
archery ranges

landscape architecture