Rancho Santa Fe advertisement, “Is Rancho Santa Fe A Millionaires’ Colony?”, circa 1930s

Name/Title

Rancho Santa Fe advertisement, “Is Rancho Santa Fe A Millionaires’ Colony?”, circa 1930s

Entry/Object ID

2026.005.030

Collection

Rancho Santa Fe Advertisments

Archive Items Details

Title

Rancho Santa Fe advertisement, “Is Rancho Santa Fe A Millionaires’ Colony?”

Description

Single-page advertisement titled “Is Rancho Santa Fe A Millionaires’ Colony?” promoting Rancho Santa Fe as a productive undertaking focused on sub-tropical orchard development rather than a retreat for idle wealth. The text explains that purchasers are required to improve their holdings within one year and emphasizes protective restrictions, sound values, and community atmosphere. The advertisement includes references to Mr. C. A. Shaffer, formerly South American representative of the Dupont interests, and Mr. Ralph Claggett of Imperial Valley, along with a Los Angeles Information Office at 546–547 Roosevelt Building. The page includes photographs of estate residences and identifies S. R. Nelson as Manager, Rancho Santa Fe, California. Circa 1930s.

Creator

Nelson, Sidney Robert, Santa Fe Land Improvement Company

Date(s) of Creation

1930

Dimensions

Dimension Description

8.5 x 11 inch

Relationships

Related Person or Organization

Person or Organization

Nelson, Sidney Robert

Person or Organization

Santa Fe Land Improvement Company

Person or Organization

Claggett, Ralph

Person or Organization

Shaffer, C. A

Related Places

Place

Neighborhood

Rancho Santa Fe

County

San Diego County

State/Province

California

Country

The United States of America

Continent

North America