Corona Lumber Co.

Corona Lumber Co. on 4th and Main. Howard Ware (left); A.J. Ware and Drew urmun (in front of Willys Knight Truck); Frank Ware (right). Center section of front building was originally Elwood Lilly's City Lumber Company office (on 1/4 block, Southwest corner East 6th and Ramona). Next it was moved to southeast corner of West 4th and Washburn. Final location is shown in pictures. Both small sections demolished in 1938 to build new addition on south end.
Abstract/Description: Corona Lumber Co. on 4th and Main. Howard Ware (left); A.J. Ware and Drew urmun (in front of Willys Knight Truck); Frank Ware (right). Center section of front building was originally Elwood Lilly's City Lumber Company office (on 1/4 block, Southwest corner East 6th and Ramona). Next it was moved to southeast corner of West 4th and Washburn. Final location is shown in pictures. Both small sections demolished in 1938 to build new addition on south end.
Subject(s): Cityscapes
Corona, Buildings
Date Created: 1936
Title: Corona Lumber Co.
Name(s): Ware, Terry, contributor
Type of Resource: still image
Date Created: 1936
Date Captured: Digitized: 11/19/2003 CD0005
Other Date: Donated: 07/25/1998 NEG35-217
Publisher: Corona Public Library, The W.D. Addison Heritage Room
Abstract/Description: Corona Lumber Co. on 4th and Main. Howard Ware (left); A.J. Ware and Drew urmun (in front of Willys Knight Truck); Frank Ware (right). Center section of front building was originally Elwood Lilly's City Lumber Company office (on 1/4 block, Southwest corner East 6th and Ramona). Next it was moved to southeast corner of West 4th and Washburn. Final location is shown in pictures. Both small sections demolished in 1938 to build new addition on south end.
Identifier(s): SHA.AAA.0408 (local)
Subject(s): Cityscapes
Corona, Buildings
Held by: Corona Public Library
Shelf locator: Photograph Drawer
Restrictions on Access: City of Corona
Is Part Of: Shades of Corona.
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