Heritage Napa: City-Wide Historic Context Statement

Name/Title

Heritage Napa: City-Wide Historic Context Statement

Entry/Object ID

2009.494.1

Description

City-Wide Historic Context Statement. Study of the physical blueprint of Napa and how events of the time affected the development patterns of the City. The historic context organizes information based on a cultural theme and its geographical and chronological limits. Shows sginificant broad patterns of development of the City and will serve as the foundation for decisions about identication, evaluation, registration and treatment of historic properties in the future.

Collection

Books

Acquisition

Accession

2009.494

Source or Donor

City of Napa

Acquisition Method

Gift

Credit Line

City of Napa

Lexicon

Nomenclature 4.0

Nomenclature Primary Object Term

Book

Nomenclature Sub-Class

Other Documents

Nomenclature Class

Documentary Objects

Nomenclature Category

Category 08: Communication Objects

LOC Thesaurus for Graphic Materials

Wheat, Architecture, Bridge construction, Missions, Wine industry, Mining, Building materials, Bridge failures, Quicksilver mining, Prunes, Building construction, Flood control, Ranches, Architectural elements, Bridges, Prohibition, Wine

Search Terms

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Book Details

Author

Page & Turnbull

Date Published

Sep 1, 2009

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Abate, George

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Baxter, Captain Turner G.

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Berryessa, Jose Santos

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Birkson, J. R.

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Brannan, Sam

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Brown, E.

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Cameron, W. H.

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Carbone family

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Carboni, Lorenzo

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Cavagnaro, Dave

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Chalmers, John Howard

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Coombs, Nathan Foster

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Corlett, William H.

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Cornwall, George

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Cox, Alexander

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Earl, Thomas

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Fremont, John C.

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Fuller, Jack

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Gilchrist, Ira

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Goodman, George

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Gordon, Sam Sr.

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Grigsby, John

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Harbin, James Matt

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Hartson, Chancellor

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Hartzell, H. F.

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Hartzell, J. W.

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Hatt, Albert E.

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Higuera, Nicolas

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Hudspeth, James

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Juarez, Don Cayetano

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Krug, Charles

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Kyser, Daniel Sterling

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Lawley, John

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Manasse, Emanuel

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Mateus, Jose Antonio

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Migliavacca, Guiseppe

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Newman, James B.

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Newman, John

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Patchett, John

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Pellier, Louis

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Pierce, Harrison

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Robinson, John

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Rossi, G.

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Russell, William

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Sawyer, B.F.

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Sawyer, French Albert

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Streblow, A. G.

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Strong, Mark H.

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Thompson, J. P.

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Thompson, Simpson

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Trower, Charles Edward

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Turton, Lillie A. Bell

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Turton, Lois B.

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Turton, Luther

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Vallejo, General Mariano Guadalupe

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Vallejo, Salvador

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Weeks, William H.

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Weidler, Julian

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Harold Halterman

Create Date

October 29, 2009

Update Date

January 9, 2013