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Nov 20, 2012
(Documentary Artifact): One sepia toned photographic print of a view of several houses along a dirt road in Warner Springs. A ramada (shade structure) stands on the right. The photographer’s shadow is visible on the bottom edge.
Caption at top edge: Main St at Warner’s 1898
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 ‘Old Chief – Dolph at Warners.’ Image shows a man wearing a straw hat, collared shirt, pants and shoes, standing beside a canvas tent.
Caption on bottom edge: Old Chief – Dolph at Warners
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 girls, (L-R) Bernadina Moro and Martha Chutnicut, sitting beside an adobe brick house with baskets in their laps. The girls’ faces are painted and they wear beaded headbands with feathers, matching shawls and dresses or blouses and skirts. The remains of an adobe brick wall is on the left.
Caption on bottom edge: Martha Chutnicut/ Bernadina Moro./ 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.
Nov 20, 2012
(Documentary Artifact): One sepia toned photographic print of narrow, wooden aqueducts and wooden structures in Warner Springs.
Caption at top edge: At Warner Springs, 1906.
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): Five b/w photographic prints of Santa Cruz including views of a woman standing on a stone arch by the shore; Mr. and Mrs. Philip Henry Dodge with Machido-san, a young Japanese man; views of a river and the shore of Santa Cruz.
Includes prints: OP 15362-1281 (86:15900-2259), OP 15362-1282 (86:15900-2260), OP 15362-1283 (86:15900-2261), OP 15362-1284 (86:15900-2262), OP 15362-1285 (86:15900-2263)
