English: A portion of the four-part mural by illustrator Dean Cornwell depicted the stages of the history of California at the Los Angeles Central Library.
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(A portion of the four-part mural by illustrator Dean Cornwell depicted the stages of the history of California at the [[Los Angeles Central Library]]. Photographed and uploaded by user:Geographer )