Funeral procession of Owen Brown on Colorado Street looking east from Raymond Avenue in Pasadena, Los Angeles, January 10, 1889

Photograph of the funeral procession of Owen Brown on Colorado Street looking east from Raymond Avenue in Pasadena, Los Angeles, January 10, 1889. A crowd of people interspersed with horse-drawn carriages make their way down the unpaved street, a marching band in the lead. To the right, what appears to be a feed store or public stables stands with still more horse-drawn carriages standing by it, looking in the opposite direction of the procession. To the left, a woman stands on the porch of the City Meat Market while a dog makes its way down the steps beside her. The spire of a church's bell tower can be seen at center in the background. Owen Brown was the third son of the famed fur-trapper John Brown, lauded for being an American patriot during the Mexican War in 1846.

1889年1月10日，拍摄于美国洛杉矶帕萨迪纳（Pasadena）科罗拉多街（Colorado Street）、视角从雷蒙德大道（Raymond Avenue）向东取景的欧文·布朗（Owen Brown）葬礼游行纪实照片。
画面中，人群与多辆畜力马车混杂行进于未铺装的街道，一支行进乐队领衔游行队伍。
画面右侧可见一处疑似饲料店或公共马厩的建筑，另有更多畜力马车停靠于建筑旁，车辆朝向与游行队伍相反。
画面左侧，市政肉品市场（City Meat Market）的门廊上站有一名女子，身旁有一只狗正沿台阶下行。
背景中央区域可见一座教堂钟楼的尖顶。
欧文·布朗是著名捕兽者约翰·布朗（John Brown）的第三子，因其在1846年美墨战争中展现出的爱国情怀广受赞誉。