Image / Day Break Dairy, Point Reyes Station, March 1929 [photograph]

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Title: Day Break Dairy, Point Reyes Station, March 1929 [photograph]
Creator: Boissevain, Marett Burridge (M.B.) (photographer)
Date Created and/or Issued: March 1929
Publication Information: Marin County Free Library. Anne T. Kent California Room
Contributing Institution: Marin County Free Library
Collection: M.B. Boissevain, Marin's First Farm Advisor
Rights Information: copyrighted
©JackMasonMuseum
Description: " The house on the dairy was built for Al Bianchi & Lydia Grandi after they married in 1924. The Grandi family owned the local hardware store so everything was the best you could get. Joe Sr., my dad, bought the dairy in 1973 from Al Bianchi. Our family has owned it since." Sharon Mendoza Bianchini Doughty "Karen Bianchini Taylor and husband John Taylor currently live in the family house and operate an organic cow dairy." Editor, M.B. Boissevain: Marin's First Farm Advisor; Historical Photographs of Marin's Agrarian Roots: 1920-1950
Type: image
Format: 1 photograph, b&w
Identifier: csrcl_1390
mb61
http://contentdm.marinlibrary.org/cdm/ref/collection/MBB/id/36
Language: English
Subject: Agriculture--California--Marin County
Agricultural exhibitions--California
Farming
Dairies
Boissevain, M.B
Bianchi, Al
Grady, Lydia
Bianchi, Joe Sr
Place: Marin County (Calif.)
Point Reyes Station (Calif.)
Relation: http://ark.cdlib.org/ark:/13030/kt0q2nc5z2
http://www.marinlibrary.org/californiaroom/

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