Latitude: 37.8399200439453, Longitude: -119.540397644043
Organization: US National Park Service
Address: Yosemite National Park Archives, PO Box 700-W, El Portal, CA 95318
Email: yose_archives@nps.gov
The Pico House, Los Angeles. Photographed by Carlton E. Watkins possibly on his trip there in 1880. From Bentley's Handbook of the Pacific Coast loaned to us for copying by Watkins' daughter, Julia C. Watkins (77 years old). copied by Ralph H. Anderson, co
Overland mail route to California through in six days to Sacramento. Poster advertising Artist: Keith (?). Donated by Mr. Drummond. Requested by Sackett May 4, 1938; Photographed by Orr May 17, 1938.
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Font's map of 1777. 1st labeling of Sierra Nevada. Made for the Smithsonian Institution. copied 1930
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Frank Trabucco Store (See RL-7947 - it may be some of the same people.)
White & Hatches on the Mariposa route. Copied from Francis Farquhar's collection on May, 1951 by Ralph H. Anderson. (see Mariposa County Guidebook by Shirley Sargent, p. 32) Also the Hood's photo copy file, Roll 86, Frame 30.
San Francisco fire from a copy photo in John Dexter collection.
Old church at Bodie with Alfred Knopf and Ralph H. Anderson.
General view of Bodie, CA
Bodie. copied about 1954
Sonora CA copied from an early print
Schoolhouse in Aurora, Nevada
Columbia from early day print.
Ruins in San Francisco after the earthquake and fire. Copied from the John Dexter collection by V. Covert Martin of Stockton, CA.
Site of Indian Camp at Adobe Ranch used as Concentration Camp following the Mariposa Indian wars. This site is about a mile upstream from the famous Adobe Ranch.
Site of Indian Camp at Adobe Ranch used as Concentration Camp following the Mariposa Indian wars. This site is about a mile upstream from the famous Adobe Ranch.
Site of Indian Camp at Adobe Ranch used as Concentration Camp following the Mariposa Indian wars. This site is about a mile upstream from the famous Adobe Ranch.
Drawing of Adobe Ranch from the History of Fresno County. Copied at Adobe Ranch.
Proposed site for centennial memorial plaque to James D. Savage at the mouth of the south fork of the Merced.
Proposed site of the memorial to James D. Savage.
Moffatts Bridge. Original owned by David Cerkel (Perkins' grandson). [now under Lake Don Pedro near Jacksonville, Tuolumne Co.
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