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DOI: 10.25549/chs-m14942
title: Part of the old mission and the new church at Mission San Francisco Solano de Sonoma, ca.1900

description: Photograph of part of the old mission and the new church at Mission San Francisco Solano de Sonoma, ca.1900. A picket fence runs along the front of the mission separating it from the road. A covered porch runs along this facade. A large tree is in the yard at right. A windvane is visible behind the mission above the roof of the church. A square wooden tower on the church probably houses the bell(s).
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m1476
title: Exterior view of a house at Rancho Charro, ca.1900

description: Photograph of an exterior view of a house at Rancho Charro, ca.1900. At center, the one-story Ranch-style building is visible past the vegetation in its yard. Farther in, a vine appears to have crept up the porch awning and has damaged the roof. An earlier record reads "3166 acre grant to James Scott and Captain John Wilson, two Scotsmen".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m9283
title: View of an adobe building with wood clapboarding at Rancho San Bernardo, San Luis Obispo County, ca.1900

description: Photograph of a view of an adobe building with wood clapboarding at Rancho San Bernardo, San Luis Obispo County, ca.1900. At center, a two-story Ranch-style house is pictured, a water tower to its left. In the foreground, a crop of what appears to be corn can be seen. In the background, a sharp mountain peak can be seen.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m18976
title: Exterior view of Canet Adobe, showing veranda of patio on north side of main building, Morro Bay, ca.1900

description: Photograph of an exterior view of Canet Adobe, showing veranda of patio on north side of main building, Morro Bay, ca.1900. At left, the patio of the one-story adobe is pictured, a bench at the far end. In the background, a clothesline bears several articles of clothing. The ground in front is a mix of short, arid grass and what appears to be dust.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m18977
title: View of canet adobe, Morro, San Luis Obispo County, in good repair and occupied, August 1938

description: Photograph of a view of canet adobe, Morro, San Luis Obispo County, in good repair and occupied, August 1938. An unmanned plow is pictured at center, just in front of a pickett fence. Behind, a stuccoed building with a roof covered with tar paper is visible. Two chimneys are visible installed in the roof.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m13851
title: Exterior view of the Canet adobe in Morro Bay, ca.1900

description: Photograph of an exterior view of the Canet adobe in Morro Bay, ca.1900. At center, a large, one-story building with clapboard siding can be seen at the end of a dirt driveway. Trees line the driveway to either side, while at right a metal contraption of some sort stands in the yard.; Notes from an earlier version of the record read: "On Rancho San Bernardo, granted in 1840 to Don Vicente Canet a Spanish sailor who came to California before 1829. A grant of one square league. Was local of a romance. Known as 'Carnet castle' and also 'Morro Castle' . Located on knoll 200 yards north of San Luis Obispo, Morro Highway, two miles east of Morro".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m539
title: Exterior view of Price Canyon adobe, between Pismo and Edna, August 1938

description: Photograph of Exterior view of Price Canyon adobe, between Pismo and Edna, August 1938. In the foreground at center, wild shrubs and weeds grow alongside two wooden poles. Additional shrubs grow alongside the structure at left. In teh background at center, a large building can be seen. The simple wooden structure features a covered porch, brick chimney, and sloped roof. Several small windows line the sides of the building. To the left of the structure, clothes can be seen hanging on a wire. A pile of wood near a large tree stump is visible to the right of the porch. Another building is directly attached to the back of the building at center. Large trees can be seen overhead. Previous version of record stated: "Structure approximately two miles from Highway 101". "Price was the American owner of the north half of the Pison grant. He built a large two-story adobe school building, the ruins of which are still standing...".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m14943
title: Two Mojave Indians girls standing in front of a small dwelling with a thatched roof, 1900

description: Photograph of two Mojave Indians girls standing in front of a small dwelling with a thatched roof, 1900. A large bush is in front of the entry to the dwelling. A couple of other dwellings are visible at the sides in the background. The girls are both wearing blankets or large shawls reaching to the ground over their shoulders, and long dresses.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m18242
title: Exterior view of old stage station, San Luis Obispo County, ca.1900

description: Exterior view of old stage station, San Luis Obispo County, ca.1900. The first story is constructed of stone and the second floor is of frame horses stapled on first floor while stage passengers could get food and refreshments. San Luis Obispo Co. on 800 acre stock ranch of J.E. Thorndyke.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m7546
title: Exterior view of the ranch house of Santa Rita Ranch, showing part of an old adobe incorporated into a newer home in Monterey County, 1938

description: Photograph of an exterior view of the ranch house of Santa Rita Ranch, showing part of an old adobe incorporated into a newer home in Monterey County, 1938. The large ranch house on a hill is shown from a distance, comprised of three sections: a long section at center flanked by two smaller sections positioned at right angles. In the foreground, a picket fence is shown at the base of the hill, while farther in shrubbery obscures most of the house. Hills are visible in the background.; Picture file card reads "Was one of the early Mexican grants lying inland from the ocean near the summit of the road to Cambria...".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m18756
title: Woman outside the Pedro Estrada adobe on Rancho Asuncion, ca.1900

description: Photograph of a woman outside the Pedro Estrada adobe on Rancho Asuncion, ca.1900. To the right of center, a woman in a long jacket can be seen standing in the tall grass in front of the dilapidated adobe building that stands behind her. Farther in front, barbed-wire fences in the property. The rancho was "a land grant to Pedro Estrada in 1845".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m18791
title: Distant view of Rancho Estrella adobe, San Luis Obispo County, August, 1938

description: Photograph of a distant view of Rancho Estrella adobe, San Luis Obispo County, August, 1938. Two men stand beneath a large tree at center while the fenced structures stand behind them. A bare field lies in the foreground while more large trees stand in the left background. This was the rancho of San Miguel Mission. "Rancho Estrella was a rancho of San Miguel Mission and later a Mexican grant. Hillman Bros. have a palatial ranch home here but have preserved the old Spanish ranch adobe and rebuilt it into a modern home...".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m18802
title: Exterior view of Rancho Estrella adobe, San Luis Obispo County, 1938

description: Photograph of an exterior view of Rancho Estrella adobe, San Luis Obispo County, 1938. At right, a man and a woman can be seen near the porch of the one-story ranch-style adobe, whose door is visible just to the left of center. In the foreground, foliage from nearby trees frames the image and partially obscures the roof of the adobe. An earlier version of the record reads "from restored five room adobe".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m18824
title: Exterior view of an adobe church on Johnson Avenue, San Luis Obispo County, 1938

description: Photograph of an exterior view of an adobe church on Johnson Avenue, San Luis Obispo County, 1938. At right, a one-story adobe is pictured, its roof threadbare, some of its planks and shingles torn away. In the foreground, tall grass inundates a wooden fence and gate, above which a sign that faintly reads "cemetery" can be seen. An earlier version of the record reads: "built in early days to serve Protestant settlers (later deserted as shown)".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m14944
title: Drawing of Felipe on his horse at Camulos ranch, ca.1900

description: Photograph of a drawing of Felipe on his horse at Camulos ranch, ca.1900. The horse is rearing and is facing left. Felipe is wearing tight black pants and a cape with decoration. Part of the ranch house is visible in the background. Spoken of by Ramona, the Indian made famous in the novel of the same name by Helen Hunt Jackson. This drawing was made for Miss Picher for the story of Ramona. Signed: "OZ".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m18803
title: View of adobe ranch house ruins, Rancho Santa Isabel, San Luis Obispo County, ca.1900

description: View of adobe ranch house ruins, Rancho Santa Isabel, San Luis Obispo County, located on east bank of the Salinas River, 3 miles south of Paso Robles, ca.1900. At center, a collection of large stones can be seen on a grassy knoll. Behind, trees can be seen surrounding a stretch of chickenwire fence. Photoprint reads: "Santa Isabel was originally a rancho of San Miguel Mission. A large sulphur spring on it supplied water by ditch and flume to Miguel Mission. 9 miles distance".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m4628
title: Exterior view of the California State Normal School, seen from a distance, ca.1898

description: Photograph of an exterior view of the California State Normal School, seen from a distance, ca.1898. The four-story building of the school is pictured at center, a copse of trees visible below the stone hill it is situated on. A tower is attached to the lefthand corner of the main building, which features arched windows and doors, while a recessed section can be seen farther in. The architecture appears to be influenced by the Victorian style. To the right, a two-story building with wood clapboard veneer is identified by the picture file card as what would later become the Los Angeles Bible Institute.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m14945
title: Drawing of Filipe's horse at Camulos ranch, ca.1900

description: Photograph of a drawing of Filipe's horse at Camulos ranch, ca.1900. The unsaddled horse is facing left. Part of the ranch house is visible in the background. Spoken of by Ramona, the Indian made famous in the novel of the same name by Helen Hunt Jackson. This drawing was made for Miss Picher for the story of Ramona. Signed: "OZ".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m18271
title: "I tuk ye fur an injun", a sketch by Frederick Remmington depicting two pioneers encountering one another, [s.d.]

description: Photograph of "I tuk ye fur an injun", a sketch by Frederick Remmington depicting two pioneers encountering one another, [s.d.]. Two lanky men with long, grisly beards are shown facing each other dressed in clothes reminiscent of Native American dress. The man to the right leans his elbow on his rifle.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m10051
title: Drawing depicting Mexican Americans washing laundry in a stream, ca.1850

description: Photograph of a drawing depicting Mexican Americans washing laundry in a stream, ca.1850. A rough-hewn wooden cart is pictured in the foreground at left, dominating much of the image, while in the background right a woman in what appears to be a linen dress is scrubbing clothes against a rock. Other garments are hung on the branches above her. A second individual can be seen on the rocks farther left, looking out towards the cart. Picture file card reads "Contemporaneous sketch".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m10849
title: Drawing depicting a Mexican man playing "Carera del Gallo", a game where one grabs a rooster while on horseback, ca.1800

description: Photograph of a drawing depicting a Mexican man playing "Carera del Gallo", a game where one grabs a rooster while on horseback, ca.1800. The outstretched profile of the man's horse at full stride fills much of the image, as the man leans down over his horse to grab a rooster from below. The rooster itself appears to be nestled in a hole, and only its head shows.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m14124
title: Cathedral Oak on the east bank Arroyo Seco and west side of Arroyo Seco Drive, one-hundred yards south of Hermosa, July 1938

description: A photograph of the Cathedral Oak on the east bank Arroyo Seco and west side of Arroyo Seco Drive, one-hundred yards south of Hermosa, July 1938. Photoprint reads "Oak under which tradtion says Father Crespi held the first easter services in California".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m5216
title: Plaque cemented into the trunk of a tree identifying the tree as the site of California's first Easter services, ca.1938

description: Photograph of a plaque cemented into the trunk of a tree identifying the tree as the site of California's first Easter services, 1938. A rectangular plaque is shown up close, sunken into the crenulated bark of a tree trunk. The plaque reads "Under this oak the legend runs. The first Easter services in California were held by Father Crespi in 1770.  Marked by Oneonta Park Chap D.A.R. Mrs. H. Stanley Bent  Regent April 1932".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m2931
title: Deadman's Island in the entrance to San Pedro Harbor, California, ca.1903

description: Photograph of Deadman's Island in the entrance to San Pedro Bay, ca.1903. Note the progress in the construction of the San Pedro Breakwater on the right horizon. Large rocks in the foreground form the breakwater. A sailboat is visible in the distance at right.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m7372
title: Exterior view of an adobe house in a copse of trees on Rancho Temblor in Bakersfield, ca.1938

description: Photograph of an exterior view of an adobe house in a copse of trees on Rancho Temblor in Bakersfield, ca.1938. The adobe, shown jacketed in a new modern covering, is shown to the left of center embedded in a lush swath of trees at the foot of the hill behind it. Only the roof and upper portion of the facade are visible behind the greenery.; This adobe was one of the aguajes or water holes along Camino Viego. Tradition says that while al party of early Spanish explorers camped here an earthquake rent the earth and an abundance of spring of water ran from the earth.  The country is almost devoid of foliation, but at this place immense cottonwoods, some measuring ten feet through the trunk, and fig trees, some measuring more than five feet through the trunk, surround the deserted ranch buildings.  The road to the ranch runs through the lease of the Outpost Oil Company in the Temblor Oil Field.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m17849
title: View of "Piedras Pintada", or painted rock in the valley of the Carrizo Plains in San Luis Obispo County, July 1938

description: Photograph of a view of "Piedras Pintada", or painted rock in the valley of the Carrizo Plains in San Luis Obispo County, July 1938. A man is shown on the bottom right, standing in front of an early automobile. The rock is pictured to the left, having formed so as to create a natural enclosure. The shape of the rocks themselves seem relatively smooth, although their surface may not be. White streaks can be seen at center on the far wall of the enclosure.; Photoprint reads: "Contain ancient picture writings of undetermined meaning. When discovered by early Spaniards, Indians of that time knew nothing of their origin but regarded them with superstitious awe. Some authorities believe this was an ancient Indian temple".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m19119
title: View of the original ranch home of the Ontivares family, Santa Maria River Valley (Kern County?), July 1938

description: Photograph of a view of the original ranch home of the Ontivares family, Santa Maria River Valley (Kern County?), July 1938. A small, dilapidated one story building can be seen at center. One door and a few windows can be seen, while a wire fence runs in front of the building. What appear to be other buildings can be seen behind the first building. Trees and plants are visible, while dried grass can be seen in the foreground. Mountains are visible in the background. Photoprint reads: "Adobe in Santa Maria Valley of history little known but believed to be very old. Was one of the watering places along 'Camino Viejo a Los Angeles' from San Pedro to Oakland. Now occupied by a Bosque sheepman. This is the only adobe remaining within an area of many miles, has been considerably revamped from the original".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m7371
title: Exterior view of an adobe with new jacketing, Bakersfield, 1938

description: Photograph of an exterior view of an adobe jacketed in new siding in Bakersfield, 1938. What appears to be the back porch of the adobe is shown behind the foliage of a tree to its left and one in the right foreground. Its facade has been covered in what appears to be wood clapboard. The image has been taken from a clearing in the foreground that appears to be surrounded by a chickenwire fence.; Northwest of McKittrick in the Temblor Mountains, the adobe was one of the aguajes or water holes along Camino Viego. Tradition says that while a party of early Spanish explorers camped at the cite an earthquake rent the earth and a copious spring of water ran from the earth.  The country is almost devoid of foliation, but at this place immense cottonwoods, some measuring ten feet through the trunk, and fig trees, some measuring more than five feet through the trunk, surround the deserted ranch buildings.  The road to the ranch runs through the lease of the Outpost Oil Company in the Temblor Oil Field.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m6214
title: Exterior view of the Palomares Adobe after restoration, Pomona, 1938

description: Photograph of an exterior view of the Palomares Adobe after restoration, Pomona, 1938. The adobe is shown from behind the thick greenery of an overgrown lawn, which fills the foreground view. The adobe itself can be seen at center, at set of french doors creating a window into the building. A brick chimney can be seen extending from the peak of the shingled roof. Tall palm trees of differing species flank the adobe to either side.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m6211
title: Exterior view of the Palomares Adobe in extreme disrepair, Pomona, 1938

description: Photograph of an exterior view of the Palomares Adobe in extreme disrepair, Pomona, 1938. The adobe is shown at the top of a small, grass-covered hill, its shingled roof sloughing off of the front of the house's frame and collapsing in small areas all along its surface. A large tree or some type of creeping plant also appears to be growing along side of or on top of the roof to the left. Small shrubs are dispersed irregularly across the hill. An utility pole can be seen in the right background.; Photoprint reads: "The older days stage between San Bernardino and Los Angeles passed by here. At one time it was a sort of tavern. Built in 1850, it had six rooms in a row. Probably had an attic. Veranda on both sides, now fallen. Located on corner of Orange Grove and Cucamonga Avenue. East of Garey between Foothill and Valley Boulevards".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m6213
title: Exterior view of the Palomares Adobe in extreme disrepair, shown from the narrow side, Pomonoa, ca.1938

description: Photograph of an exterior view of the Palomares Adobe, shown from the narrow side and in extreme disrepair, Pomonoa, ca.1938. A large creeping plant of some kind has grown to cover the entire edge of the adobe's roof, and is shown at center cascading down over the side of the building. The roof itself appears to be sliding off of the adobe frame, down to the right, and is collapsing in certain places. The brick of the adobe can be seen farther back, just right of center. A bush cuts in from out of the frame, also at right.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m7373
title: Exterior view of an adobe on Rancho Temblor, Bakersfield, 1935

description: Photograph of an exterior view of an adobe on Rancho Temblor, Bakersfield, 1935. The stripped frame of an early automobile is pictured in the foreground just right of center, beneath the boughs of a looming tree. In the background at center, a small, ranch-style house is partially visible, covered in clapboard siding. Separating the two areas is a length of chickenwire fence whose wooden picket gate can also be seen directly at center.; Northwest of McKittrick in the Temblor Mountains the adobe was one of the aguajes or water holes along Camino Viego. Tradition says that while a party of early Spanish explorers camped here an earthquake rent the earth and a copious spring of water ran from the earth. The country is almost devoid of foliation, but at this place immense cottonwoods, some measuring ten feet through the trunk, and fig trees, some measuring more than five feet through the trunk, surround the deserted ranch buildings. The road to the ranch runs through the lease of the Outpost Oil Company in the Temblor Oil Field.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m1841
title: Exterior view of Los Angeles City Hall, ca.1890

description: Photograph of an exterior view of Los Angeles City Hall on Broadway Street, ca.1890. The four-story stone structure has a main entryway through three arches at the top of a wide stairway. Groups of tall ventilation pipes extend above the roof at right on the top crest and in the main slope. A square tower at left is higher than the rest of the building. High up on near the roof is the inscription "A.D. MDCCCLXXXVIII". One pedestrian is on the sidewalk next to an empty street. This photograph was taken from Mrs. Locke's house across the street.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m14947
title: Man on horse standing in the opening of a hollowed-out fallen giant sequoia, a Big Tree in Mariposa Grove in Yosemite National Park, California, ca.1900

description: Photograph of man on horse standing in the opening of a hollowed-out fallen giant sequoia, a Big Tree in Mariposa Grove in Yosemite National Park, California, ca.1900. The passage through the trunk is 80 feet long.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m6517
title: Exterior view of the Carion adobe in San Dimas, 1938

description: Photograph of an exterior view of the Carrion adobe in San Dimas, 1938. The adobe is pictured at center behind a lawn of tall, unkempt grass and shrubs. Two sections comprise the building, each one story, jointed to each other in an "L" formation. The shorter section is shown to the left, a brick chimney visible at the peak of its shingled roof. The taller section stands perpendicular to the right, and faces its narrow side towards the viewer. The spackle has fallen away in small patches all over the facade.; Picture file card reads: "The correct name of this adobe is La Casa Adobe de Saturnino Carion (or Carrion). It was given to Carion by his uncle, Ygnacio Palomares...On the west outside wall of the adobe is penciled 'After many years of wandering through the world I reutrn to the house which was founded by my forefather in the year 1860. F.C. Carrion, 1924".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m14948
title: Hopi Indian woman making piki (bread) in the village of Oraibi, ca.1900

description: Photograph of a Hopi Indian woman making piki (bread) in the village of Oraibi, ca.1900. She is kneeling on the ground. Several stones are sitting in front of her. A stone or adobe structure is behind her.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m6518
title: Carrion Adobe shown from a distance, San Dimas, 1938

description: Photograph of the Carrion Adobe shown from a distance, San Dimas, 1938. The L-shaped adobe stands at center, just to the right of a tall, narrow tree. The rightmost portion of the adobe is slightly taller than the left, possibly one-and-a-half stories tall, and features a window in its narrow side that appears to open to a loft of some sort. A brick chimney is obscured at the peak of the other section's roof, which extends over the entranceway to create an awning. The spackle is chipping away in numerous small areas all across the building's facade. In the foregorund, a barbed-wire fence diminishes into the right distance. Compares to CHS-12488 ; this record shows a closer shot of the same adobe in the same year.; "The correct name of this adobe is La Casa Adobe de Saturnino Carrion. It was given to Carrion by his uncle, Ygnacio Palomares...On the west outside wall of the adobe is penciled 'After many years of wandering through the world I return to the house which was founded by my forefather in the year 1860. F.C. Carrion, 1924". Palomares was the grantee of Rancho San Jose.