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Nov 20, 2012
(Documentary Artifact): One sepia toned photographic print of a woman sitting on the back of a wagon or a cart, holding two babies in her lap. A large umbrella hangs over the wagon. A tent is on the left and two horses are in the background.
The series of photographs, OP 15362-1265 to 1280, were possibly photographed by Edward H. Davis. Most of the images were photographed at Warner Springs or Pala. Dates range from 1896 to 1911.
Nov 20, 2012
(Documentary Artifact): One sepia toned photographic print of a girl, Bernadina Moro, the granddaughter of Chief Moro. Her face is painted and she wears a feather headdress and beaded headband, necklaces, shawl and blouse.
Caption in top right corner: Bernadina,/ granddaughter/ of Chief Moro./ Warner Springs/ 1911.
The series of photographs, OP 15362-1265 to 1280, were possibly photographed by Edward H. Davis. Most of the images were photographed at Warner Springs or Pala. Dates range from 1896 to 1911.
Nov 20, 2012
(Documentary Artifact): One sepia toned photographic print of two men walking on a wooden bridge spanning pools of water in Warner Springs. A woman stands near the base of stairs on the left. Four structures are at the top of the hill in the background.
Caption in lower right corner: The Warner Hot Springs/ 1910
The series of photographs, OP 15362-1265 to 1280, were possibly photographed by Edward H. Davis. Most of the images were photographed at Warner Springs or Pala. Dates range from 1896 to 1911.
Nov 20, 2012
(Documentary Artifact): One sepia toned photographic print of a distant view of an Indian Church at Warner Springs.
Caption in lower right corner: Old Indian Church/ Warner Springs
The series of photographs, OP 15362-1265 to 1280, were possibly photographed by Edward H. Davis. Most of the images were photographed at Warner Springs or Pala. Dates range from 1896 to 1911.
Nov 20, 2012
(Documentary Artifact): One sepia toned photographic print of a woman sitting next to a small aqueduct with a child in her lap. A bundle of cloth is piled atop her head. A small child plays in the aqueduct behind her.
The series of photographs, OP 15362-1265 to 1280, were possibly photographed by Edward H. Davis. Most of the images were photographed at Warner Springs or Pala. Dates range from 1896 to 1911.
