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DOI: 10.25549/chs-m14482
title: Interior of adobe house at San Juan Capistrano, California, 1899

description: Photograph of Interior of adobe house with dirt floor at San Juan Capistrano, California, 1899. The beams of the ceiling are exposed. Furniture includes two benches, two tables, a stool, a chair, and two beds. Someone is laying on one of the beds.; "...Interior of adobe house with dirt floor. Adobe house of Don Tomas Baruel built about 1845 -- still standing in San Juan and belonging to his God-daughter Dona Josefin Ibarra de Dunn. In this house at the time of this picture (1899) lived the famous Chola Martina the sweetheart of the bandit Juan Flores whom in 1857 she helped to kill Sherriff Barton and his posse and also the German Jew merchant of San Juan, George Pflugardt. Juan Flores was often in this house." -- A. Yorba.; "Interior of Tomas Burruel adobe sala looking south. Tomas Burruel was the Zapatero of the old pueblo. Note bench of shoes to be repaired (to left, under old Spanish hat). Here lived 'La Chola Martina,' who, in 1857, helped her lover the bandolero Juan Flores kill Jorge Pflugardt and later Sheriff Barton and his posse. Here she sheltered the bandoleros. 1890"
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m8219
title: Exterior view of the Frank Miller's Glenwood Mission Inn (hotel), Riverside, ca.1910

description: Photograph of the exterior view of the Frank Miller's Glenwood Mission Inn (hotel), Riverside, ca.1910. In the background the hotel stands about four stories tall with visible features such as a bell tower, a walkway on the top floor, extended roofs layered with Spanish tiles, and a multicurved gable. On the roof near the bell tower, is the statue of a man (monk?) holding a cross. Near the foreground, a driveway encircles a single-story building.  A large multicurved wall, connected to the single-story building, arches over the right path of the driveway. Within the walls are arches where various-sized bells are hung. Chairs line the sides of the building. A man and a woman are sitting on a bench next to a large tree (at left). Nearby them stands another man.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m8213
title: The courtyard of the Frank Miller's Glenwood Mission Inn, Riverside, ca.1910

description: Photograph of the courtyard of the Frank Miller's Glenwood Mission Inn, Riverside, ca.1910. Facing the courtyard is multicurved wall acting as a porte-cochere. The wall has nine arched openings, one of which is a driveway (lower center), and another two lower ones serving as a passageway. All the other arched openings are above ground level and have bells hanging within them. A cross stands on top of the wall. To the left is a single-story building with chairs lined across the façade. In front of the building is the Parent Washington Navel Orange tree replanted here by President Theodore Roosevelt (ca.1903). The tree is protected from the public with a metallic fence.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m8210
title: The courtyard of the Frank Miller's Glenwood Hotel (Mission Inn), Riverside, ca.1910

description: Photograph of the courtyard of the Frank Miller's Glenwood Hotel (Mission Inn), Riverside, ca.1910. Facing the courtyard is a porte-cochere like multicurved wall. The wall has nine arched openings, one of which is a driveway (at right), and another two lower ones serving as a passageway. All the other arched openings are above ground level and have bells hanging within them. A cross stands on top of the wall. To the left, part of the inn is visible. Trees and plants cover most of the view of the building (from this angle).
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m8218
title: The arcade of the Frank Miller's Glenwood Hotel (Mission Inn), Riverside, ca.1910

description: Photograph of the arcade of the Frank Miller's Glenwood Hotel (Mission Inn), Riverside, ca.1910. The pergola-like arcade is constructed of logs and tree branches. Palm tree fronds are used to decorate the columns. Vines entwine around the arcade's wooden structure. At left, two wooden swinging benches are suspended in the air by chains connected to the arcade. Balconies of the rooms in the inn are visible at right.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m8217
title: An arcade at the Frank Miller's Glenwood Hotel (Mission Inn), Riverside, ca.1910

description: Photograph of an arcade at the Frank Miller's Glenwood Hotel (Mission Inn), Riverside, ca.1910. The pergola-like arcade is constructed of logs and tree branches. Palm tree fronds are used to decorate the columns. Vines entwine around the arcade's wooden structure. Several signs hang from the arcade. Only two of them are legible and it reads "Doctor's Office" and "Barber Shop". Two bicycles are parked against the wall at the end of the arcade. At right, a small rope fence creates a boundary between the arcade and several bushes in the courtyard. Beyond the courtyard is the inn, standing about four stories tall and featuring multicurved gable, towers and Spanish tiled roofs.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m8214
title: A sidewalk on Orange Street, Riverside, [s.d.].

description: Photograph of a sidewalk on Orange Street, Riverside, [s.d.]. Rows of trees grow on the strip of grass left of the sidewalk. Balconies, windows, and fire escape ladders are visible on the building at right. Vines can be seen growing along the walls of the building. In front of the building are short palms.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m17318
title: A view of Fort Yuma and the Colorado River, ca.1898

description: Photograph of a view of Fort Yuma and the Colorado River, ca.1898. A wooden rail separates the rocky shore from the river. Attached to one of the rails is a tide marker with the numbers 27 through 33 visible. A the end of the rails is a sign that reads "US.RS. Gage." A paddle boat moves about in the river (foreground). Across the river are houses situated on top of the hills. A water tower stands on top of the hill (right). Trees dot the landscape.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m17319
title: Painting of Charles F. Lummis, by L. Borhell, ca.1918

description: Photograph of a painting of Charles F. Lummis, by L. Borhell, ca.1918. The man appears to be in his 50's or older. His hair is combed back. He has a dimple in his right check. He is wearing a medal around his neck. Photoprint reads: "After being knighted by Spanish King Alfonso".; "Lummis was born in Lynn. Mass., on March 1, 1859. He graduated from Harvard in 1881, where he had published and sold 12,000 copies of his poems, printed on birch bark. In 1884, Lummis walked from Cincinnati to Los Angeles, a distance of 3,000 miles, sending accounts of his progress to the Los Angeles Times, where he was made first city editor on his arrival. The city's population was 12,000 at that time. Lummis also founded the Southwest Museum, which opened to the public in 1914." -- unknown author.; "An advocate and promoter of the splendors of the Southwest, Charles Fletcher Lummis was quick to scold the American public about their ignorance of their own backyard: 'We live in the most wonderful of lands; and one of the most wonderful things is that we as Americans find so little to wonder at.' ( Some Strange Corners of Our Country, 1892, p. 1). Charles Lummis was born in Lynn, Massachusetts on March 1, 1859, and died in Los Angeles on November 25, 1928. Experiencing the new western territories firsthand, Lummis traveled on foot across the country, recording his observations in A Tramp Across the Continent (1892). This enthusiasm and energy was realized in many other books and articles about the Southwest, including A New Mexico David (1891), The Land of Poco Tiempo (1893), and Mesa, Cañon and Pueblo (1925). The title of this exhibition comes from a series of articles Lummis began in April, 1896 entitled, 'The Southwestern Wonderland' published in Land Of Sunshine, a magazine he edited in Los Angeles, California, highlighting in writing and through photographs the rich cultures and grand natural landscape of the region." -- unknown author.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m8248
title: L.V. Brown (or S.V. Brown?) residence in Riverside, ca.1910

description: Photograph of the L.V. Brown (or S.V. Brown?) residence, Burnham architecture(?), Riverside, ca.1910. The mission-style house is a single-story unit with multicurved gables, shingled roofs and a covered porch. The eaves from the extended roof are visible. Two chimneys protrude from the roof at opposite ends of the house. In front of the house are several types of cacti and a tree. More trees can be seen behind the house.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m8247
title: The A.T. Hayes [H.T. Hayes?] mountainside bungalow constructed of rock, Burnham architecture[?], Riverside, ca.1910

description: Photograph of the A.T. Hayes (H.T. Hayes?) mountainside bungalow constructed of rock, Burnham architecture(?), Riverside, ca.1910. The single-story building has an arched opening in the front gable. Connected to the gable is an arcade. The walls of both the arcade and the gable are constructed of stone masonry. Two circular holes cut through the walls (one in the gable and one in the arcade). The inclined roof is covered with shingled tiles. The eaves of the extended roof are visible. A stairway in the center of the façade leads to the porch. Shrubs cover the front lawn. Several large boulders cover the yard (at right).
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m7860
title: Indian woman grinding corn while children watch at the Hacienda Aguilar, ca.1899

description: Photograph of an Indian woman grinding corn on a metal stone while children watch ca.1899. The woman grinds corn at left while six children look on nearby. Four of the children sit against the long, brick building that extends from the let foreground to the right background. A large slab of wood lies in the dust at right.; "Mexican patio at town of Capistrano. Northern wing of Hacienda Aguilar. Built 1794. Dona Catalina Godinez de Yorba and family... Grinding corn on metate stone, San Juan Capistrano. Catalina Godinez de Yorba grinding corn in the patio of the Aguilar hacienda. The girl to the left is Feliciana Yorba y Aguilar de Aguilar. The others, left to right are the children of Dona Catalina and her husband Don Jose Antonio Yorba: 2. Augora Yorba de Sepulveda, 2. Gilberto Yorba, 3. Salvador Yorba and the two smaller children whose names I do not know." -- A. Yorba
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m8251
title: An unidentified (W.P. Lett?) residence, Burnham architecture, Riverside, ca.1900

description: Photograph of an unidentified (W.P. Lett?) residence, Burnham architecture, Riverside, ca.1900. The two-story house has extended roofs and a covered porch and balcony. A majority of the windows are square or rectangular except for two oval shaped windows on the second floor. Plants hang front the ceiling in the porch. The yard is well manicured. Bushes of flowers grow around the house walls. A variety of other plants and a small tree line the boundaries of the yard.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m17320
title: Interior view of the Covina Public Library (Carnegie Library), Covina, ca.1920

description: Photograph of the interior view of the Covina Public Library (Carnegie Library), Covina, ca.1920. The room is filled with wooden tables and chairs coated with wood finishing to give it a shiny look. The wooden columns and parts of the wall are made of the same type of wood and finishing. Table lamps (at each table) and chandeliers hanging from the high ceiling provide light for the rooms. Magazines (or journals?) are spread out across a shelf at right. Three portraits of men hand on the wall above a column at left. Further to the left is a shelf filled with books. Another portrait hangs near the receptionist desk (center).
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.5771242
title: Simulated geomagnetic perturbation data at several geomagnetic observatories for 23 July 2012 event

description: The data file incudes the simulated geomagentic perturbations data at 29 geomagnetic observatories for a super solarstorm event on 23 July 2012. The geomagnetic perturbations are calculated by the Space Weather Modeling Framework (SWMF).
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m6377
title: Exterior view of the Pomona Public Library, after 1903

description: Photograph of the exterior view of the Pomona Public Library, after 1903. The Greek revival style building has cantilevers walls near the roof, ornamental traceries around the arched windows and doorways, a steep flight of stairs leading to the front entrance and two lampposts guarding the stairs. In the center of the building and near the roof is the words "Public Library" embossed. The lawn in front of the building is well manicured. Two newly planted trees are strategically planted to maintain the symmetry of the façade. The ground in the foreground appears to be dug up. Rocks and dirt are scattered in rows down the street.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m6379
title: Interior view of the Pomona Public Library, ca.1900

description: Photograph of the interior view of the Pomona Public Library, ca.1900. Large arches supported by columns create passageways to many parts of the library. At far, tables, chairs, table lamps, bookshelves filled with books, a cabinet for card catalogs and a variety of other library equipment are visible. In the center circular room is the circulation (or reference) desk. A bookshelf to the left and a statue of a woman can be seen in the room in the foreground. The statue depicts a woman wearing a toga carrying a bag of fruits.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.5771241
title: Simulated geomagnetic perturbation data at several geomagnetic observatories for 23 July 2012 event

description: The data file incudes the simulated geomagentic perturbations data at 29 geomagnetic observatories for a super solarstorm event on 23 July 2012. The geomagnetic perturbations are calculated by the Space Weather Modeling Framework (SWMF).
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m6375
title: Exterior view of the Pomona Public Library, shown from the right, ca.1900

description: Photograph of the exterior view of the Pomona Public Library, shown from the right, ca.1900. The Greek revival style building has cantilevers walls near the roof, ornamental traceries around the arched windows and doorways, a steep flight of stairs leading to the front entrance and two lampposts guarding the stairs. In the center of the building and near the roof is the words "Public Library" embossed. The lawn in front of the building is well manicured.  The ground in the foreground appears to be dug up. Rocks and dirt are scattered in rows down the street. A residential house is visible at left. Shrubs and trees are visible at right.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m6378
title: The reference (service?) desk area inside the Pomona Public Library, ca.1900

description: Photograph of the reference (service?) desk area inside the Pomona Public Library, ca.1900. Situated near the front entrance, the reference desk, a semi-circular wooden desk, greets visitors. A lamp, several books, a pile of paper, a filing drawer, and a stamper are neatly placed on the desk. Surrounding the room are large arches, supported by columns, allowing access to many parts of the library. At left stand a bookshelf and a shelf for card catalogs. Several desks, chairs and bookshelves can be seen in the center room. At right stands a statue of a woman wearing a toga carrying a bag of fruits.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m8614
title: Exterior view of the San Bernardino Public Library, ca.1905

description: Photograph of the exterior view of the San Bernardino Public Library, ca.1905. The corner building is about two-stories tall. Proto-ionic columns support the angled portico. Ornamental traceries outline the tip of the roof and the walls a few feet below the roof. A dome tower protrudes above the roof. "Public Library" is embossed just above the portico. Near the roof on the right side of the building are the words "Erected A.D. 1903." A child (male) is sitting half way up the stairs while a dog on the bottom steps stare upwards. Two lampposts flank the stairs. A man can be seen working on top of the roof of another building (right).
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m8223
title: Exterior view of the Riverside Public Library, ca.1910

description: Photograph of exterior view of the Riverside Public Library, ca.1910. The two-story mission style building has two dome bell towers flanking a multicurved gable. Beneath the gable is a balcony. "Carnegie" and "Erected A.D. 1902" are embossed on the gable. "Public Library" is embossed on the side of the balcony. Below the balcony, large arched openings lead to the main entrance. Cloth striped awnings cover the arched windows on the multicurved gable on the left side of the building. The lawn is well manicured.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m8226
title: Exterior view of the Court House in Riverside, with an automobile parked in front, ca.1910

description: Photograph of the exterior view of the Court House in Riverside, with an automobile parked in front, ca.1910. The classical revival style, two-story building has a wide portico supported by proto-ionic columns. The façade of the building is symmetric. Two wings (left and right), supported by columns, extend from the portico. The building is adorned with Roman (or Greek) moldings, which outline the walls just below the roof, the areas above the windows, and the pediments above windows and doors. About 5 duplicate statues of three women in togas are situated above the pediments of the doors and windows on the first floor. A statue of "Lady of Justice", wearing a toga and holding a sword and scale, and two other females kneeling besides her (possibly Law and Truth?) are perched on four of the tower-like platforms on the roof. "Erected A.D. 1903" is embossed at the center of the building near the roof. "Riverside County Court House" is embossed above the portico.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m7811
title: Capistrano adobe, California, ca.1899-1930

description: Photograph of Capistrano adobe (Aguilar Hacienda), California, showing wall and patio gate to street, ca.1899-1930. About 8 people are in the picture.; "Patio or courtyard of Hacienda Aguilar looking west. Tile roofed south wing to left (La Casa Tejada) built by mission 1794. In 1841 sold by Zeferino Tarolje, last Indian cantor of mission to the Alcade Don Blas Aguilar. To right, (La Casa de Esperanza) north wing of Hacienda Aguilar purchased from Indians in 1840's by Don Blas and added to by him. Standing in corner with small children, Dona Catalina Godinez de Yorba; by old well in center, her sons Salvador and Gilberto de Yorba; by gate, right to left, her daughter Aurora Yorba, and Feliciana Yorba y Aguilar, daughter of 'El Chapo' Don Dolores Yorba and of Salvadora Aguilar, daughter of Don Blas." -- [A. Yorba]
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m17321
title: Exterior view of the Court House in Riverside, ca.1910

description: Photograph of the exterior view of the Court House in Riverside, ca.1910. The classical revival style, two-story building has a wide portico supported by proto-ionic columns. The façade of the building is symmetric. Two wings (left and right), supported by columns, extend from the portico. The building is adorned with Roman (or Greek) moldings, which outline the walls just below the roof, the areas above the windows, and the pediments above windows and doors. About 5 duplicate statues of three women in togas are situated above the pediments of the doors and windows on the first floor. A statue of "Lady of Justice", wearing a toga and holding a spear and scale, and two other females kneeling besides her (possibly Law and Truth?) are perched on each of the four tower-like platforms on the roof. "Erected A.D. 1903" is embossed at the center of the building near the roof. "Riverside County Court House" is embossed above the portico.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m8227
title: Interior view of the Court House in Riverside, ca.1910

description: Photograph of the interior view of the Court House in Riverside, ca.1910. Arched windows near the roof allow plenty of light in to light up the long and spacious hallway. The corridor has a high ceiling. Arched ribs provide support for the arched ceiling. Buttresses protrude from the sidewalls intermittently, after each window or door. Above the doors and windows are ornamental moldings. Several wooden chairs are placed next to the walls down the hallway.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m8236
title: Exterior view of the Victoria Club in Riverside, ca.1910

description: Photograph of the exterior view of the Victoria Club in Riverside, ca.1910. The two-story house has two gables, one extended from the main gable to provide cover for the front porch. The porch is connected to an arcade-like walk covered by the extended roof and supported by wooden beams. Situated on a hill, the second floor of the house is on a lower level. Overlooking the guardrails of the driveway (foreground), the windows and support structures for the lower floor is visible. Small stones form a boundary on the left side of the driveway, sectioning off small garden of bushes and flowers (left).
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m6522
title: Exterior view of the Bonita Union high School serving two cities, (Lordsburg) San Dimas and La Verne, ca.1900

description: Photograph of the exterior view of the Bonita Union high School serving two cities, (Lordsburg) San Dimas and La Verne, California, ca.1900. The three-story, mission-style building features multicurved gables, ornamental traceries and moldings around windows and parapets, arched windows and Spanish tiled roofs. The building has two bell towers capped with dome roofs (one on each corner on the left side of the building). A driveway circles around the façade of the building and around the building. To the left of the driveway are two newly planted trees. A hill is visible behind the building (at left).; "Bonita was organized as a result of a 1902 State Constitutional Amendment which set aside state money for high schools. The high school students met first in a vacant store building, then in the La Verne Heights School building. Since Bonita served both La Verne and San Dimas, the site chosen on Bonita and (what was then) Grand Avenue, was midway between the two towns. The first (and only building until 1920) was completed for the 1904 fall session, and opened with 2 teachers and 34 students. The first graduating class in 1907 contained only 1 graduate. In 1910 there were only 70 students and five teachers, including the principal. By 1920 there were 120 students, and by 1930 there were 350 students and 21 teachers." -- unknown author.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m13528
title: Portrait of Dr. George Watson Cole, the first librarian at Huntington's Library, California, April 22, 1932

description: Photographic portrait of Dr. George Watson Cole, the first librarian at Huntington's Library, California, April 22, 1932. He can be seen seated in a wicker chair reading a book. He is facing left, and appears to be in his late 40's. He has a gray beard and gray hair and is dressed in a dark suit.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m3342
title: Exterior view of the Hollywood Union High School, ca.1905

description: Photograph of the exterior view of the Hollywood Union High School, ca.1905. The three-story building has a tall portico supported by proto-ionic columns where inside is smaller portico supported by two Doric order columns. Both porticos have decorated pediments. "Hollywood Union High School" is displayed below the pediment of the large portico. The façade of the building is symmetric. Two lampposts flank the stairs leading to the front entrance. A flagpole stands on top of the dome-like roof above the porticos in the center of the building. The lawn around the building is well manicured. Newly planted palm trees line the dirt portion of the sidewalk. Rocks and a large boulder lay on the dirt road in the foreground.; "Hollywood High School was built on Sunset and Highland Avenue in 1906. In 1910, the school had its name changed to Hollywood Union High School. In 1924, the school changed its name again to Union High School. In 1940, the school had its name changed back to Hollywood High School and it was used for housing and feeding WWII soldiers." -- unknown author.