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2014.8.121 |
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Scrapbook |
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This scrapbook was compiled by Irene Hauck. It consists of newspaper clippings related to events in New Almaden from 1922 through 1940. Page 2 "Mine's Discovery to be Celebrated" - a clipping announcing a barbecue and program at 2 o'clock this afternoon to celebrate the centennial of the discovery of the New Almaden quicksilver mine. - September 1, 1923 Page 3 "A Rare Opportunity to Buy This Wonderful Estate" - newspaper advertisement offering Casa Grande and it's approximately 1800 acres of land for sale. The sale includes the village of historic New Almaden, the 18-room brick Casa Grande and it's 2 acres of beautiful grounds and a cement-bottomed lake built for swimming as well as beauty. Suggested uses for the property include a gentleman's country home- sanatorium-stock raising-game preserve-exclusive summer resort-or country club. Vichy spring on property. - November 5, 1922 Page 4 "Historic Almaden Property is Sold" - The hacienda of New Almaden, the buildings nearby, and 153 acres, which include the wooded hills west of the Casa Grande have been sold by George H. Sexton to the Goodwill Industries of Northern California, Inc., for $100,000. - May 17, 1925 "Great Tourist Resort for Almaden Canyon" - describes a large hotel project for Almaden Canyon, calling for the expenditure of $1,225,000 for improvements and the operation of a great tourist hotel by the Linnard interests. - September 4, 1923, San Francisco Call & Post Page 5 "Frank Bacon as "Lightnin' Bill Jones"". - March 2, 1924, San Jose Mercury Herald Pages 6-11 "San Jose Will Witness in "Lightnin'" Notable Masterpiece of Frank Bacon who "Play-Acted" Here as Amateur" by Ruth F. Amet. "Editor's Analysis", " Early Career of Frank Bacon in San Jose is Recalled" - March 2, 1924 Page 12-13 "Raw Life Once Eddied in Ghost City Here"- Ruins only in hidden Almaden. - August 4, 1928 Page 14 "Fire at Almaden Mine Controlled; Others Spreading", "Rangers Issue New Fire Warning" and "Senator Mine is Afire" - October 28, 1929 Page 15 "1000-Acre Blaze Sweeps Quicksilver Mine Area" - October 29, 1929, San Jose News Page 16 "Almaden Water Rights Issue up to Supervisors" - December 10, 1930 Page 17 "Stanford Savant Invents Lamp that Rivals Old Sol" - undated "State Blamed If Camp Lost" - April 10, 1934 "State Officials Firm in Removal of Almaden CCC - Refuse to Reconsider Plan When Responsibility Put Squarely on Them." - undated "Mercury May Run Ships and Trains" - August 10, 1930 Page 18 "Graves of Pioneers Dug Up - Officers Seek Ghouls for Desecration of Burial Ground at Almaden" - November 4, 1931, San Jose News. "New Almaden Mines Close Another Era", about the bankruptcy filing. - November 3, 1927, Los Gatos News. Page 19-20 "Ben Black will Operate Resort" - June 30, 1933 "Two Quicksilver Mines Seen on Sunday Tour" (Accompanying pictures of page 18) - December 10. 1933 Page 21 "Quicksilver Producers of U.S. Organize- Mining Men at Meeting Here Form Association and Adopt Code Regulating Industry" - July 19, 1933 "Parade Will Feature 'Almaden Day' Tomorrow" - September 2, 1933 Page 22 "Ghoul Desecrates Old Cemetery at New Almaden- Grave at Deserted Village of Abandoned Mine Broken Into and Robbed". - November 5, 1932 " Sings in Operatic Roles" Marsden Argall, who started his musical career here, comes back Wednesday night to sing roles in both "Cavalleria Rusticana" and "Pagliacci" at Roosevelt auditorium". Handwritten note says his father was a doctor at Almaden. - November 13, 1932 Page 23 "Almaden Camp Moving but may Return in Fall- Reason for Summer Closing and Men's Destination Remains Mystery" - April 12, 1934 "Camp Workers Week Raised to 24 hours from 15" - March 16, 1934 "Quicksilver Mine Here Will Reopen and Employ 125 - New Use Found for Product in Big Power Generating Plants" - undated Page 24 "Chest to Share in Support of Labor Camp Here- State Official Praises Offer to Assist in Project at Almaden" - January 4, 1933 "Bradley Seeks Road to Loma Prieta Ridge" - undated "Department of Mines and Mining, Sacramento Chamber of Commerce" - undated Page 25 A Regular Republican Ticket, Almaden Election Precinct. Document lists republicans running for offices as well as pro recommendation for the amendment to section 8, article XI of the constitution during an election - (probably November) 1890. Page 26 "Mute Reminders of Santa Clara Historic Past" - November 21, 1937. Page 27-29 "New Almaden, World's Second Largest Quicksilver Mine" by Amanda M. Miller - September 2, 1923, San Jose Mercury Herald. Page 30 "C.C.C. Builds Own "Broadway" at Almaden- 233 Veterans are Encamped Near Almaden" - August 16, 1933 Page 31 (Headline partially missing) "... Spreading Oak Trees- ...vation Army goes to Work" - July 1, 1933 Page 32-33 "Chemistry in Action 1-Mercury, State Rich in Mercury" - February 2, 1941 "Chemistry in Action 2-Gold, California Leads U. S. in Gold Output" - February 9, 1941, San Francisco Chronicle. Page 34-35 "Dragline Operator Sluicing Mercury from Creek Bottom" - undated (possibly December 14, 1940) Page 36-37 "Where Cinnabar Ore Will go in One End - And Come Out the Other in Form of Mercury" (title of accompanying pictures) "New Almaden Quicksilver Plant Near Completion". - November 16, 1940 Page 38 "For H. R. Plate, Stanford alumnus", an obituary. - handwritten Jan 1941 "Mercury Output in California Soars" - updated (1941?) Page 39-40 "Where Rich New Discovery May Revive Valley's Old Mine Industry - Rich Discovery of Quicksilver Claimed Here" - undated newspaper clipping, possibly 1937. Page 41 "Lore of Almaden To Be Related to Mineral Club" - October 10, 1937 "Quicksilver Mine" - reprinted on June 28, 1937 from original dated June 21-28, 1867 "County Gets Old Almaden Railway Line, Three-and-a-Half Mile Strip Acquired for Farm-Market Road" - November 5, 1940 Page 42-43 Official Program for the San Francisco Motorcycle Club Hill Climb in New Almaden on Sunday, August 16, 1931 at 1 o'clock. Page 44 "Along the Mother Lode, Historic Old Mitchler Hotel in Murphys" - August 29, 1937. San Francisco Chronicle. Page 45 "Mine President Died on Tuesday, George H. Sexton Succumbs to Pneumonia at Mills. Hospital" - August 12, 1926 "Geo. H. Sexton Called by Death" - (the day after his death) Page 46 "New Almaden Celebrates Centennial of Discovery, George H. Sexton, President of Mining Company, is Host to Distinguished Guests From Bay-side Cities - Casa Grande May Become Hotel." - September 2, 1923 Page 47 "When San Jose Was Young", reprinted from the San Jose Mercury News, March 29 to April 5, 1867. - reprint undated Page 48-50 "Story of Santa Clara, Romance of Land of Flashing Dramas From Earliest Spanish Days" by Evelyn Wells - June, 1921 "Evelyn Wells Writes Story of Santa Clara, New Serial in Call's Series of Fascinating Tales of Early Spanish-California Days Begins on Monday" - May, 1921 Page 51-56 "When Santa Clara County Was Young, The colorful, romantic story-history of Santa Clara Valley written by Mrs. Fremont Older, prominent journalist and leading student of local history, especially for the News." - undated Page 57-58 "Hart and 'Pretty Boy' Floyd Hunted at Almaden Mines, Noted Outlaw Seen Here by Friend; Old Ghost Town Searched, Mystery Telegram to Harts Revealed as Coming From Friend; Hart to Issue Statement" - November 13, 1933 "Oakland Man Admits Fake Hart Clue" from Oakland Tribune - November 14, 1933, Oakland Tribune. "Oil Magazine Has Long Article on New Almaden Mines" - January 8, 1937, San Jose News. Page 59 "Almaden Dam New Sight in Historic Quicksilver Valley" - March 20, 1936, San Jose Mercury Herald. Page 60 "Glamourous Days of Old to Live Again in Almaden Fete Today - September 2, 1934 "New Concern to 'Experiment' on Old Almaden Ore, Partnership Moves Machinery Onto Quicksilver Slag Piles Long Abandoned." - November 22, year unknown Page 61 "Great Tourist Resort for Almaden Canyon" - September 4, 1923, San Francisco Call & Post "Story of Almaden Mine Continued" - March 11, 1936 "Church Men Hold Dinner at Adobe In New Almaden" - May 4, 1933, San Jose Mercury Herald "First Daughter of State Dies", "America Anna's Birth Followed Raising of Stars and Stripes in Monterey. Former San Josean Was Widow of Late Chas/ E. Hoffman of Almaden Mines." - September 2, 1923, San Jose Mercury Herald Page 62 "Old Book Recalls Gaudy Days at Almaden Mine, Veteran Piano Dealer Tells of Time Frank Bacon Trod Boards at Camp" - June 11, 1933 Page 63-68 "Hacienda and Guadalupe Visited by Autologue Party" San Jose Mercury Herald. Includes complete second copy of article, in addition to what's affixed to the pages. - March 14, 1926, San Jose Mercury Herald. Inserted page includes information and photo of Maude, the mule (referred to in the newspaper article). Back of photo says "Sun June 3 '34 New Almaden Hill" and "Maud (mule?). "Nudist Colony Seeks Site for Camp in Almaden Hills" - June 4, 1934 Page 69 "Quicksilver Vermine Centenary to be Celebrated" (celebration was September 1, 1924). "Old Almaden Papers Shown" - March 21, 1935, San Jose Mercury Herald. "Pen Women Hear Author Talk on Almaden Mines - Explains Importance of Discovery of New World. - February 2, 1936, SJ Mercury Herald. "Cinnabar Worth Lots of Gold in Them Thar Hills - So Declares Prospector, Reporting Link Between Ore Here, San Benito" - March 29, 1936, San Jose Mercury Herald. Page 70-72 "Quicksilver MIne Area Presents Many Lures - Infrequently Used Roads Scouted" by Frank Lyman - March 29, 1936, San Francisco Examiner "Fourth Annual Almaden Day Hilarious Event - Many Old-Time Residents of Once-Prominent Town Attend Fete." - September 3, 1934, San Jose Mercury Herald "Celebration at Almaden" - September 1, 1926 Page 73 "'49er Parade Will Feature Almaden Fete" - Almaden to Have '49er Parade Next Sunday" - August 31, 1934, Eve. News. "Recalling Old Days" - January 20, 1934, Eve. News. "Old-Timers Plan Almaden Re-union" - April 6, 1934, San Jose Mercury Herald "Old Mine Nearly Fatal to Ranger" - November 4, 1929, San Jose Mercury Herald. Page 74 "When Judas Hanged---'Twas All in Fun!" - September 2, 1934 "Forum Hears Talks on Old Almaden Mines" - March 10, 1936, San Jose Mercury Herald "Quick Silver Ore is Used in Road Test" "Ed. Mullins to Visit Chicago World Fair" - June 17, 1933, San Jose Mercury Herald Page 75-82 (photo clippings from newspapers) a. Reprint of photo of school in English town - June 23, 1935, San Jose Mercury Herald b. Reprint of photo of English Camp - September 9, 1934. San Jose Mercury Herald c. Reprint of 1885 photo of New Almaden band - June 23, 1935, San Jose Mercury Herald d.Reprint of 1869 photo of Spanish Camp - September 9, 1934, San Jose Mercury Herald e. Reprint of 1869 photo of Hacienda - September 9, 1934, San Jose Mercury Herald f. Reprint of 1888 photo of Almaden Diggings using "flash" photography - April 29, 1934, San Jose Mercury Herald g. Reprint of 1888 photo of Historic Card Game at the Hacienda office of the New Almaden Mines, noted as possibly the first picture taken with flashlight photography. - April 29, 1934, San Jose Mercury Herald h. Reprint of photo taken in the 1860's of Spanish Camp - April 29, 1934, San Jose Mercury Herald Page 83 "Where Water Wealth Covers Ancient Quicksilver Tunnels" (Guadalupe dam and reservoir) - March 18, 1936, San Jose Mercury Herald Page 84-95 a. Reprint of photos taken in the late 1860's of Spanish Town and English Camp - August 12, 1934, San Jose Mercury Herald b. Reprint of photo taken in the 1860's of the Methodist Church and Centennial Hall, as well as a picture of the Hacienda community - March 17, 1935, San Jose Mercury Herald c. Reprint of 1895 photo taken in English Town following the institution of the Knights of Pythias lodge - February 10, 1935, San Jose Mercury Herald d. Reprint of 1869 photo of baker delivering bread on horseback. - August 12, 1934, San Jose Mercury Herald e. Reprint of 1898 photo of Fourth of July celebration at Englishtown - August 18, 1935, San Jose Mercury Herald f. Reprint of 1899 photo of New Almaden residents dressed up for "Wild West" show - August 18, 1935, San Jose Mercury Herald - August 18, 1935, San Jose Mercury Herald g. Reprint of 1860's picture of water wagon from Congress Springs - August 5, 1934, San Jose Mercury Herald h. Reprint of picture (prior to 1880's) showing packers and burros used for the water supply for Spanish Town, entitled "Almaden 'Water Works'". - August 5, 1934, San Jose Mercury Herald i. Reprint of 1880's photo of "Almaden's Last Shaft", the Harry Shaft. - January 27, 1935, San Jose Mercury Herald. j. Reprint of 1880's photo of Garfield shaft, renamed to Washington shaft. Picture titled "Hard Luck 'Hole'". - January 27, 1935. Page 96 "New Almaden's Gaudy Spanish Town In Quicksilver Hey-Day of Eighties" - July 12, 1936, Retrospectacles Page 97-98 "Mercury Industry in 1935, Advance Summary", A Report from the Statistical and Economic Surveys Mineral Resources and Economics Division of the United States Bureau of Mines, Department of the Interior. - June 24, 1936 Page 99 "Old Cypress Trees Monument of Early Miners of Almaden" - March 22, 1938 "New County Park Link Sought in Almaden Region" - May 1, 1938 Page 100-102 a. Reprint of photo from 1870's showing Charles F. O'Brion, James Harrower, James Varcoe, Captain James Harry, John Martin, Dr. J. U. Hall, Jr. and Sidney Jennings. - January 27, 1935. b. Reprint of photo from the 1880's of the Randol shaft. - August 25, 1935, San Jose Mercury Herald c. Reprint of picture of the blacksmith crew dated 1885. Includes James Nichols, Harry Ralph, James Trengove, Tom Odgers, William Bunney, John Edwards, William Gilbert, and George Rasleigh. - August 25, 1935, San Jose Mercury Herald Page 103-106 a. "Quicksilver" - small map and pictures for an auto trip to the mines. "Old Mines Heighten Short Tour" by Frank Lyman, Automobile Editor, San Franscisco Examiner. - February 15, 1931, San Francisco Examiner. b. "Joseph T. Hancock to Be Candidate for School Supt." c. "Wide Rearming Revives Mining of Quicksilver" - July 17, 1936. Page 107 "Back to the Mines" with picture entitled "Deserted ruins of the Almaden quicksilver reduction plant". - December 10. 1933, Examiner. Page 108-111 a. "Scenes at Flag-Raising Held Recently at New Almaden- Banner is Gift of G. Sexton" - June 3, 1917, San Jose Mercury Herald. b. " New Almaden Celebrates Centennial of Discovery", 'George H. Sexton, President of Mining Company, Is Host to Distinguished Guests From Bay-side Cities - Casa Grande May Become Hotel' - Sept. 2, 1923 c. "New Almaden, World's Second Largest Quicksilver Mine- Romance of Indian 'War Paint' Supply Told, Century-Old Discovery Eclipses Spain's Famous Deposits" - Sept. 2, 1934, San Jose. Pages 112-116 "Almaden Mine Discovery is Credited to Indians - Tribe of Painted Savages First used Red Earth Highly Charged With Rich Quicksilver to Color Their Bodies - Magazines Article Describes Workings" - November 18, 1928 "Almaden Mine Pictured in Gold Mining Days 72 Years Ago" Page 117 a. Photo (reprint?) entitled "High Jinks on Mine Hill" - May 20, 1934, San Jose Mercury Herald. b. "Judas Effigy Destruction Ends Yaqui Easter Ritual" - April 11, Guadalupe, Arizona. Pages 118-119 "Missouri Boys Now Camped New Almaden Mine Site" talked about the CCC camp. - June 22, 1936. Page 120 "County Obtains Almaden Road After 72 Years - Right of Way Provides Spectacular Road to Guadalupe." - October 17, 1939. "Interesting Facts About Sutter, California Pioneer" "Backward Glances - 25 Years Ago Today" - Electric Railroad to Almaden. - May 13, 1936 (about May 13, 1911) Page 121 "Wanna Be a Postmaster? Try Almaden". - December 22, 1939, San Jose Mercury Herald. "Pre-Historic Indian Village is Discovered on New Stadium Site" (referring to current site of SJSU?) "It Might Have Been Here, Folks, Sacramento to Celebrate Winning Capitol, How San Jose Lost Out Recalled" - February 24, 1934. Page 122-130 "When San Jose Was Young" - reprints of very early articles in the San Jose newspaper - February 13-19, 1863 - Visit to Almaden Mines - April 17-23, 1863 - Almaden Mines (Supreme Court) Decision Rendered - July 24-30, 1863 - Lincoln Attacked In Row Over Almaden - September 25-October 1, 1863 - Almaden Mine Sale Confirmed from N.Y. - July 10-16, 1863 - Marshal Takes Over Almaden Mines - September, 1863 - Almaden Mine Yields Millions - November 20-26, 1863 - Quicksilver Smelting Nuisance Denied - October 15-22, 1863 - If you Must Drink, Try Almaden Soda - June 11, 1864 - Almaden Road Mystery Chronicled - July, 1864 - Derby retiring - July, 1864 - Drastic Order Issued by Almaden Mines Co. (to shut down all saloons on mine property). - July 25, 1864 - Almaden Mines Mortgage Recorded - July, 1864 - Almaden Justifies Unsavory Reputation - July 16-22, 1964 - Three of Guerrila Band Captured - July 30 - August 5, 1864 - Eleven More Guerrilas Arrested - September 24-30, 1864 - Almaden Mines Protest Voiced - January 21-27, 1865 - Troops Called to Almaden Mines - January 28 - February 3, 1865 - Peace Restored at Almaden - June 17-23, 1865 - New Road Proposed to Almaden on Hill - April 29, 1865 - J. J. Owen Appointed Quicksilver Inspector - September 16-22, 1865 - Mining Active in This County - January 20-26, 1866 - San Jose Really Should Have a Bank - May 25 - June 1, 1866 - Mineral Developments - April 7-12, 1866 - Union Candidates All Elected - July 20-26, 1866 - Guadalupe Mines - April 19, 1866 - Strikers Acquitted Page 131-132 "Old Book Recalls Gaudy Days at Almaden Mine - Veteran Piano Dealer Tells of Time Frank Bacon Trod Boards at Camp" - June 11, 1933. Page 133-136 "Historic Almaden Mines to Reopen on Large Scale - Eastern Syndicate Leases Historic Quicksilver Property" "Indian Hunters Credited with Rich Mine Find - Over Million Flasks of Quicksilver Produced At Almaden" "Mae West May Film Movie in Almaden Hills" Reprint of 1875 photograph of English Camp - March 27, 1940 Page 137 "Funeral Rites For Melanson" - June 1, 1937 "History of Mines At Almaden Topic of Jr. C. of C. Talk - January 11, 1938 "Mysterious Purchases" (of quicksilver) April, 1938. "$93,000 Involved in San Benito Quicksilver Deal - Hernandez Claims Sold to Madera Group on Cash, Royalties Basis." - June 26, 1936, San Jose Mercury Herald. Page 138 "Old Almaden Hacienda Store Bought Out By Partner" - January 27, 1938, San Jose Mercury Herald. Page 139 "A Growing Stream of Quicksilver, New Idria Mine, South of Hollister, Now Third Largest Producer in Whole World" - January, 1938, PG and E Progress, published by the Pacific Gas and Electric Company. Page 140-142 Review of a 100-year-old book by Alexander Forbes entitled "Lower and Upper California From Their First Discovery to the Present Time". - January 23, 1938 Page 143 "Historic Almaden Mine Soon to Boom Again" - March 27, 1940 "U.S. Seeking Quicksilver" - August 14, 1940, "Lease for New Almaden Mercury Mine Filed Here" "Map Shows Quicksilver Deposits" - December, 1939. Page 144 "Southern Boys Come West For Almaden CCC Service" - October 15, 1939 Page 145 "Quicksilver Town" - August, 1940, Sunset. Page 146 "Almaden Produces Rugged Artist - Talented CCC Youth Depicts Life At Camp" - March 12, 1937 Page 147 "Old Timers of Almaden Will Parade Today - Annual Celebration Will Include Noon Barbecue, Dance Tonight." - September 1, 1940 Page 148 "Historic Town May Lose Its Postoffice" - Moving of CCC Camp Cuts Population Of Almaden." - December 28, 1939, San Jose Mercury Herald. Page 149-152 Reprints of 1885 photos. a. The school in English Town b. The mine band members with instruments. - June 23, 1935 c. The baker delivering bread by horseback. - August 12, 1934 d. Spanish Town e. English Camp, New Almaden. Page 153-154 " S.J. Was First State Capitol - Landmarks Prove Contention; First Act of Legislature Incorporated City" - July 28, 1936 Page 155-156 "Army Officer Killed in Airplane Crash at Almaden CCC Camp. Light Ship Plunges Into Tree on Hilltop - Lieut. Walls Flyinhg Own Craft Home From Fresno As Gust of Wind Upsets Ship." - May 3, 1939 "Plane Crashes At Almaden" - May 2, 1939 Page 157-160 "Historic Almaden Mines to Reopen on Large Scale - Eastern Syndicate Leases Historic Quicksilver Property" "Indian Hunters Credited with Rich Mine Find - Over Million Flasks of Quicksilver Produced At Almaden" "Mae West May Film Movie in Almaden Hills" Reprint of 1875 photograph of English Camp - March 27, 1940 Page 161-162 "A Sheriff of Tehama"- in pencil is written "Mrs. Rudy Miller's brother-in-law - She lived next to us in S. J. F.R.H." - April 19, 1936. |
People |
Adams, John Hicks (J. H.) (Sheriff) Alexander, W. G. Anderson, Kermit (Dr.) Argall, Marsden Artnous, Louis Bacon, Frank Barrett, Richard (Dick) Bertram (Bert) Bell, Lesley C. Berryessa, Jose Reyes Biaggi, William Bingham, George Bishop, Joseph Black, Ben Boardwell, Ed Boyd, Ed M. Brown, A. A. Budwin, Raphael G. Bunney, William H. Burkett, Lowell B. Burnett, D.M. Burtner, G. R. Butterworth, Samuel Fowler Caldwell, A. A. Carson, Ellard (E.) Castillero, Andres Chabolla, Luis Chaboya, Don Luis Chard, William G. Cheguin, Ehel Clark, James W. (Lieutenant) Collins, Dick Derby, Thomas (Tom) Diaz, Rosa B. Edwards, John (Johnnie) Edwards, Susie (Gilman, Mrs. A. G.) Floyd, Charles "Pretty Boy" Foote, Mary Hallock Forbes, Alexander Forbes, George A. Forbes, James Alexander (Forbes, James A.) Free, Arthur M. (Congressman) Gilbert, William Gilman, A. (Mrs.) Gonsales, Amado Grey, A. Grey, Nicholas John (Grey, Nicholas) Grey, Richard Haehl, H. L. Hall, J. Underwood (Jr., Sr., Dr.) Hancock, Joseph (E.) Harrower, James Harry, Dick (Richard) Harry, James (Captain, Jr.) Hauck, Fred (F.P., Jr., Sr.) Heller, Harold Henwood, Joseph Hill, Emma Hoffman, Rosa Fermina Hopkins, Ernest Hopkins, Mark F. Hughes, Leonard Innes, Alex (A.C.) Innes, Stanley Jacka, Richard Jacka, William Jacks, Richard Jennings, Sidney Juessen, Edmund Jussen, Jean Kelty, James Kessler, Friedolin Lieber, Louis Linard, Tracy Luxom, William Martin, John (L.) (Jonathan) Mathews, Thomas McKinnon, Joe Melanson, A.C. Miller, Troup (Col.) Mills, D.O. Mitchell, John Mullins, Ed Newbold, Fitz Eugene Nichols, H. A. Nichols, James Nones, Charles A. O'Brion, Charles F. Odgers, Minnie Odgers, Thomas Owen, J. J. Parrott, John Pearce, Joseph Peckham, Ben Pfeiffer, Florence Pfeiffer, Frank B. Plate, H. R. Ralph, Harry Randol, James Butterworth Rasleigh, George Rhodes, Will (W.F.) Robins, John Robles, Antonio Rule, Gertrude Saunders, S. P. Schneider, Phillips S. Schuette, Curt Nicholas Sexton, George H. Smothers, J. P. Sutter, John Augustus Swett, Leonard Thomas, Frederick Trengove, James Underwood, F. V. Varcoe, James Walls, Frederick M. (Lieutenant) Wasley, May Watson, C.E. Wells, Evelyn Wilkinson, James Williams, Charles Williams, James Williams, John Williams, Thomas N. Williams, Thomas P. |
Year Range from |
1924 |
Year Range to |
1940 |
Cataloged by |
Laverty, Ann |
Collection |
Individual Donors 8 |
Credit line |
Donated by the Wright-Hauck family |