Postcard view of a Victorian style residence on Bunker Hill, between San Bernardino and Colton, in 1912. A driveway leads up to the house, and an orchard stands in front. (Written on the back is a statement that this was the crossroads of fur traders, and that the Mexican government approved entry to California here. A Greek Orthodox church was built on this location in 1972. A reference is made to "The Story of San Bernardino County" by W.W. Robinson.)
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