Image / Photograph of Harrison Chadwell Family Apricot Drying Yard

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Title: Photograph of Harrison Chadwell Family Apricot Drying Yard
Creator: Unknown
Contributor: Edna Chadwell Slayton
Date Created and/or Issued: circa 1920
Publication Information: Monterey County Free Libraries
Contributing Institution: Monterey County Free Libraries
Collection: Monterey County Free Libraries Local History Photograph and Document Collection
Rights Information: Unknown
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Description: Photograph of Harrison Chadwell Family apricot drying yard located on Carpenteria Road, Aromas.
Harrison Chadwell family apricot drying yard circa 1920--located on Carpenteria Road, Aromas. Left to right: Dayton Chadwell, Ed Chadwell, Chester Chadwell Description by Alzora Snyder
Type: image
Format: 1 black and white slide; .75 inches x .75 inches
Identifier: http://ark.cdlib.org/ark:/13030/c8k35rq7
CSALCL_025
Slide 35
Language: English
Subject: Chadwell, Harrison
Apricots--Drying yard--California
Fruit--Drying--California
Agriculture--California
Place: Aromas (Calif.)
Monterey County (Calif.)
Source: Selected from the Albert and Alzora Snyder and Aromas Library Collection--Slide Collection

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