Group of Union soldiers in front of a small, open, wooden building

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  Winn Apartments, 417 Ocean Front Walk, Venice, California

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  View of "The Winn" apartment building, a brick building built in 1922, at 417 Ocean Front Walk in Venice, California. A sign on the building reads: "417. The Winn Apartments" and a woman is leaning against the building. Two people sit on a bench on the boardwalk, next to the sand of the beach, and houses are on either side of the building.

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