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Category 08: Communication ObjectsLOC Thesaurus for Graphic Materials
Observatories, Arches, Rock, Graves, Street lamps, Clouds, Clock towers, Fishermen, Lagoons, Snow, Fishing, Harvesters, Statues, Windmills, Drinking fountains, Bicycle racing, Japanese gardens, Saloons, Summer houses, Ships, Advertisements, Lighthouses, Seagulls, Redwood trees, Straits, Fire houses, Burning, Wharves, Water tanks, Fog, Skeet shooting, Guardhouses, Erosion, Oaks, Pilasters, Bath houses, Foundations, Sunrises & sunsets, Stairways, Quarries, Wagons, Ruins, Radio & television towers, Grocery stores, Bridges, Ducks, Officers' quarters, Arsenals, Horses, Paths, Sheds, Boats, Barns, Capitals (Columns)Search Terms
1026 Benicia Road, Vallejo, 1124 Lassen Dirve, San Mateo, 1124 Lassen Drive, Belmont, 1225 High Street, Alameda, 1308 Weber Street, Alameda, 1415 Lafayette Street, Santa Clara, 1617 Central Avenue, Alameda, 1630 Central Ave., Alameda, 1637 Amador Street, Concord, 1906 Earthquake, 517 Alabamo Street, Vallejo, 728 Capital Street, Vallejo, 820 Georgia Street, Vallejo, 913 Sutter Street, Vallejo, 927 San Antonio Ave., Alameda, A. V. Clark home, Aden Mausoleum, Sunset Cementery, Advertisements, Aealian Yacht Club, Alameda Camp of Refugees, Alameda Co. Hall of Records, Alameda Free Library, Alcatraz Island, Allison-Powers House, American Legion, American Smelting & Refining Co's., Angel Island, Angels Hotel, Arches, Rock, Arsenal Cementery, Arsenal's Oldest Magazine, Arsenals, Ascension Protestant Episcopal Church, Atascadero Civic Center, Balboa Park, Bancroft Library, Bank of America Building, Vallejo, Barns, Basalt, Bascule bridge, Bath houses, Bay Bridge, Belmont & San Carlos, Benicia-Martinez Bridge, Benicia-Martinez Ferry Wharf, Bicycle racing, Biggins, Captain, Birds Landing, Boats, Bownlie, Jake, Bridges, Browne, John, Burning, Cabrillo bridge, California & Hawiian Sugar refinery, California Building, California Hall, California Maritime Academy, California Sash & Door Co., Camp Barrett, Campanile "Sather Tower", Capitals (Columns), Carquinez Straits, Chapel of St. Paul's P.E. Church, Chapel of the Sunrise Cementery, Chas A. Hopper Residence, Chas A. Loring residence, Chas. L. Tilden Residence, Chaves Park, Christ's Episcopal Church, Clock Tower, Clouds, Club House, Collinsville, Community Church, Comodore Potts Residence, Company street, Congress Hall, Congress Springs, Conservatory, Contra Costa, Cow barns, Cowell Lime & Cement Co.'s, Del Monte Lodge, Denverton School, Dohrmanns, Don Fernando Pacheco Adobe, Don Salvio Pacheco Adobe, Doug Mitchell Home, Dr. Christensen Home, Drinking fountains, Dual Carquinez Bridges, Ducks, Durant Hall, University of California in Berkeley, Erosion, Evans, R. B., F. R. O'Hara Residence, F.S. Loop & Kahl Home, Fairmont Hotel, False balcony, Feed, Wood & Coal Building, Ferry Building Tower, Fire houses, First Baptist Church, First Congregational Church, First Methodist Church, First Methodist Episcopal Church, First Post Hospital, Fish cannery, Fisherman's Wharf, Fishermen, Fishing, Fog, Fort Mason, Foundations, Francis Scott Key Statue, Fred Marriot & Robert E. Christy Residence, Fredrick Galindo Residence, Frisbie House, Gattlieb Zeh Residence, General John J. Pershing Statue, George Hearst Memorial Mining Building, George W. Scott Residence, Ghirardelli Chocolate Factory, Ghirardelli Square, Ghirardelli Tower, Glen Cave Yacht Club, Goethe-Shiller Statue, Graves, Green Valley, Green Valley Falls, Grocery stores, Guardhouses, Guy Stewart Residence, H. Krusi Residence, Haggerty, Frank, Haight Grammer School, Harvesters, Hasllet Warehouse, Head stone of Carl Eugene Kreh, Henry Widemann Residence, Hogan Home, Horse Barn, Horses, Hoskins, Sargent, Hotel Lynclon, Hunting Library, Huntington Library, Ignacio Valley, Jackson Perkins Rosetest Garden, James A. Garfield Statue, James Flood Building, Japanese gardens, Jepson J. Anderson Residence, John Anthony Residence, John Bird's Store, John Frey Residence, John M. Heinold's, First and Las Chance, John Muir home, Jos. A. Carlton Wall Residence, Jos. Durney Residence, Joseph FIsher Residence, Kings Grove, La Jolla Beach, Lagoons, Lake Merritt, Lake Merritt Boat house, Lewis Spear & Jas. N. Eschen Residence, Lighthouses, Lincoln Grammer School, Lincoln Park, Loring, Marshall, Los Gatos Hotel, Magazine Building, Main Gate of The Benicia Arsenal, Mare Island, Mare Island Naval Shipyard, Maritime Park, Market Street, San Francisco, Mathew Turner-Chapin Residence, Mills building, Mini Ranch, Mission San Buenventure, MIssion San Francisco de Asis, Mission San Jose, Mission Santa Ines, Morning Light School, Mt. Diablo, N. Clark & Sons' Pottery, Oakland City Recreation Dept. Offices, Oakland Public Museum, Oaks, Observatories, Officers' quarters, Old Adobe, The, Old Corner Supply Store, Old Ferry Car, Old Montezuma School, Old Sears Point Bridge, Old State Capital Building, Solano County, Olympian Dredging Co., One Mile House, P. S. Marshall residence, Pacific Coast Borax Works (Refinery), Pacific Coast Oil Company's Refinery, Palmtag, Lieutenant, Parker School, Paths, Paul S. Wetmore Residence, Phillips Oil Co's, Phillips Petroleum, Pilasters, Pioneer Monument, Port Costa Brick Works, Pulgas Water Temple, Quarries, Radio & television towers, Ralph Navigation & Coal Building, Ralston Hall, College of Notre Dame, Rancho Las Putus, Recreation Center, Oakland, Redwood Trees, Refugees pass, Robert Emmet Statue, Robert Louis Stevenson Monument, Rodeo-Vallejo Ferry, Round Hill School, Ruins, Ruins of Grace Episcopal Cathedral, Ruins of Old St. Mary's R.S. Church, SFO, Ruins of Palace Hotel, SFO, Saloons, San Francisco Bay, San Francisco City Hall, San Joaquin River, San Leandro Marina, San Mateo County Courthouse, San Ramon Valley, Santa Cruz Mountains, Santa Lucia Mountains, Saratoga Springs, Sardine Cannery and Fish Reduction Plant, Sather Gate, Unversity of California in Berkeley, Schneider Home, Scottish Rite Temple, Oakland, Seagulls, Sharon Chapel, Sheds, Ships, Sidney Haslett Residence, Skeet shooting, Snow, Solano Brewery, Solano County Courthouse, South Hall, University of California, South Vallejo Flour Mill, Southern Pacific passenger train, Spreckles orgon, St. Catherine's Seminary, St. Dominics Catholic Church, St. Francis de Sale, Roman Catholic Church, St. Francis Hotel, St. Joseph's, Roman Catholic Church, St. Paul Protestant Episcopal Church, St. Vicent Ferrer, Roman Catholic Church, Stairways, Starr Mansion, State Hospital, Statue od Diana, Statue of Father Junipero Serra, Statues, Stragalers, Straits, Street lamps, Sullivan's steam tractor, Summer houses, Sunny Cove Baths, Sunrises & sunsets, Swimming tanks, Taylor, Major Edward R., Telegraph Hill, Terminal Hotel, The Camel Barns, The Casino, Santa Cruz, The Cavalo Apartments, The Chute, The Cliff House & Seal Rocks, The Dewey Monument, The Francisco Solano Alviso Adobe, The Hibernia Bank Building, The Mesa Oak, Gardens of Huntington Library, The Old College of Mechanics Building, University of California, The Old Costa Boat Shop, The Old Dineen Home and Saloon, The Old Fish Plant, Benicia, The Old Oceano Mansion, The Old Southern Pacific Wharf, The Oldest Masonic Temple in California, The Snow Museum, The thinker statue, The University Library, Toland School, Troops Barracks, U.S. Army Band, US Army, Vaca-Pena Adobe, Vallejo, Vallejo Public Library, Vallejo Steam Laundry & Dry Cleaners, Vallejo waterfront, Vallejo Yacht & Rowing Club, Wagons, Washington Hotel, Water tanks, West Cave, Benicia, Wharves, Wheeler Hall, University of California, Widenmann, Mr., Windmills, Wine Maker's Statue in Golden Gate, Winegar, George, Zeh, Amanda
![Page 13 (A-F) Santa Clara County: A) Hotel Lyndon, Los Gatos, located across from the South Pac. Coast depot. Built in 1878 by John W. Lyndon. Demolished in 1964. Circa 1898; B) Ruins of the Los Gatos Hotel, Los Gatos. Originally built in 1868 as a cottage by H.D. McCobb, destroyed by fire in May 1898. May 1898; C) Ruins of Los Gatos Hotel, Los Gatos. May 1898; D) Ruins of the Los Gatos Hotel, Los Gatos. May 1898; E) Congress Hall, Congress Springs. Built in 1866, san Francisco capitalists for private vacation place. Circa 1899; F) [MISSING PHOTO] The hotel at Congress Springs. Hall burned 1in 1903; Circa 1899](https://d8e7jbdw4fu0e.cloudfront.net/5687/cfb3fa20-74a4-11ec-931e-45b67ae52cb6-wxcYMFF.lg-nt@2x.jpg)
![Page 33 Alameda County: The Pacific Coast Borax Works (Refinery), located at the western end of Pacific Ave., Alameda. Built c 1888 when the Pacific Coast Borax Co. was controlled by F. M. "Borax" Smith. closed down in c 1916 when British interests [Borax Consolidated Ltd.] acquired the company and moved the operation to Wilmington, Calif. An earlier plant was operated by W.T. Colman & Co. in 1882 - [Note back of photo: [Borax Consolidated] gained control of the company in 1913-14 when "Borax" Smith's empire collapsed. the crude borax ore (ulexite & colemite) was transported from Death Valley by team (20 mule) & rail via Mojave & Borate 9 Calico) via Dagget to this plant fro refining. The original plant & the Harmony & Amargosa works in Death Valley County were built by Wm. T. Colman & Co. F.M. Smith acquired the Colman holdings when Wm. T. Colman failed for $20,000,000](https://d8e7jbdw4fu0e.cloudfront.net/5687/39151d70-7a20-11ec-9bd9-8131c75f3b7f-wxcYMFF.lg-nt@2x.jpg)
![Page 45 (A-B) Contra Costa County: A) Panoramic view of the Contra Costa shore of Carquinez Straits off Martinez c. 1904. the 4-masted bark to left is British grain ship waiting orders. The Contra [Costa] County Courthouse can be seen in the center background. The river steamer landing on shore right center; B) View across Carquinez Straits from Benicia showing Martinez with an ex Sou. Pacific-Golden gate ferry steamer moored in the old Martinez-Benicia ferry slip. Sep 28, 1969](https://d8e7jbdw4fu0e.cloudfront.net/5687/507b8fe0-7fa1-11ec-85a8-adc8816ba9fe-wxcYMFF.lg-nt@2x.jpg)
![Page 85 (A-F) Points of Interest in Benicia Calif. & Environs: A) The old State Capital (Dec. 1853-Apr. 1854) at "G" St. & 1st St. Now a State Historical Monument. One time county seat of Solano Co. (1854-9) (Courthouse). Jan 1962; B) Chambers of State Assembly (restored) in Old State Capital Bldg. [third capital of state - Historical Landmark #153]. Jan 1962; C) West Cove on Benicia water front near foot of ____ St. with fishing resorts & small boat shops. Mar 28, 1962; D) East water front Benicia taken from Benicia-Martinez Ferry wharf at 6:45 am April 14, 1962. Note Fish Reduction Plant ans palm trees near ex S.P. Depot; E) romping in the snow along the Benicia-Vallejo Road. Winter 1922; F) St. Dominic's Catholic Church Benicia. Built in 1890. Parish est. & founded by Fr. F. S. Villarrosa in March 1954 by authority of Bishop Alemany. Mar 1962](https://d8e7jbdw4fu0e.cloudfront.net/5687/c51a48b0-8a9f-11ec-b2c7-753945708a4b-wxcYMFF.lg-nt@2x.jpg)
![Page 93 (A-D) Solano County: A) the Guy Stewart [home] on Collinsville Road north of Bird's Landing. Built in 1887-88 by Grant Taylor, the grandfather of Mr. Stewart. Sep 17, 1969; B) The barn with the windmill on the roof & the tank tower on the Stewart Ranch, Collinsville Road. Sep 17, 1969; C) the Paul S. Wetmore residence (east side) 235 "L" St., Benicia. Brought around Cape Horn in 1850, knock down & erected in Benicia in 1851. Oct 6, 1969; D) West side of the Paul S. Wetmore residence. this home, the Gen. Vallejo home in Sonoma & the ___ home in San Francisco, destroyed during the fire April 18, 1906, are identical & brought from the East Coast on the same ship. Oct 6, 1969](https://d8e7jbdw4fu0e.cloudfront.net/5687/b0b6bc20-8aa7-11ec-b2c7-753945708a4b-wxcYMFF.lg-nt@2x.jpg)
![Page 139 San Francisco in Ruins - April & May 1906: Ruins in San Francisco after the fire & earthquake, April 18 to April22, 190[6]. Wagon and people walking east on Market St. View looking west: McAllister St. in center, City Hall Tower left. Hall of Records dome appears above heads of people in wagon. St. Boniface Church on Golden Gate Ave. is above left side of umbrella.](https://d8e7jbdw4fu0e.cloudfront.net/5687/8a2ec240-95a7-11ec-90a1-ab5a0249121d-wxcYMFF.lg-nt@2x.jpg)
![Page 150 (A-B) San Francisco: A) Alcatraz Island as a military prison & disciplinary barracks established in 1859. Circa 1926 was made a Federal [penitentrary] in 1933 ("The Rock") closed own in 196_. Area 12 acres located in Bay between SF & Sausalito. fortified by the Spanish prior to 1848. Part of harbor defense 1848-18__. ; B) the statue of "The Thinker" in Golden Gate Park created by Auguste Rodin for the Panama Pacific Exposition, 1915.](https://d8e7jbdw4fu0e.cloudfront.net/5687/1f681c00-9b23-11ec-ba5c-f3aec78d41ed-wxcYMFG.lg-nt@2x.jpg)
