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Title: Charles and Rebecca Johnson House and Barn, Anaheim. [graphic]
Alternative Title: Digital Anaheim
Date Created and/or Issued: September 23, 1969 (issued)
Contributing Institution: Anaheim Public Library
Collection: Anaheim Public Library photograph collection on Anaheim local history
Rights Information: Please contact the contributing institution for more information regarding the copyright status of this object.
Description: Accession number: P3383
View looking northwest of the Charles and Rebecca Johnson ranch, located at 1335 North Raymond, with house partially visible at far left behind tree, and barn visible in center; originally ranch of parents Charles P.J. and Rebecca I. Johnson, who arrived in Anaheim in 1910; Mr. Johnson delivered mail from 1913 to 1917; Elva Haskett standing in garden.
Type: image
Format: 1 Photographic print: b&w; 3.5 x 4.35 in.
Form/Genre: Photographic print
Identifier: http://ark.cdlib.org/ark:/13030/kt0j49q0rx
Subject: Haskett, Elva Lavera--1899-1980
Johnson, Lillie Emily--1896-1986
Johnson, Viola L--1901-1977
Johnson Ranch--California--Anaheim
Barns--California--Pictorial works
Houses--California--Anaheim--1857-1899
Agriculture--California--Anaheim
Agriculture--California
Time Period: Houses -- California -- Anaheim -- 1857-1899
Place: Johnson Ranch
California
Anaheim.
Barns
Pictorial works
Houses
Anaheim
1857-1899
Agriculture
California.

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