OUTBUILDING AT THE SOUTHERN END OF HOMESTEAD SITE, FROM THE NORTHEAST, CA. 1926.

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Homestead Museum

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OUTBUILDING AT THE SOUTHERN END OF HOMESTEAD SITE, FROM THE NORTHEAST, CA. 1926.

Entry/Object ID

96.21.1.31

Description

OUTBUILDING AT THE SOUTHERN END OF HOMESTEAD SITE, FROM THE NORTHEAST, CA. 1926. A black and white reproduction photograph of an outbuilding (possibly workers' quarters) at the south end of the Homestead site near the stable and San Jose Creek, ca. 1926. The building is flat roofed with a built-up wood porch and four doors. Three palm trees and bushes and shrubs are planted in front. To the right, there is a small building (shed?) with two doors. Large trees can be seen behind both structures. From a negative of Thomas W. Temple II owned by Ruth Ann Michaelis. Number-Units: 1

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Documentary Artifact, Photographs, City of Industry (Calif.)--Homestead Museum, Ranches--Los Angeles County (Calif.)

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