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The Albion House faced B Street between 2nd and 3rd Streets in San Rafael, California. The brochure in which this image appears describes the Albion House as "a quiet, home-like stopping place... grounds are large, magnificently shaded, and furnished with a fine bowling alley, croquet ground, shuffle board, swings, etc." This illustration is from a brochure titled San Rafael Illustrated and Described, published by W.W. Elliott & Co., in 1884. The brochure shows images of early San Rafael and was designed as a promotional piece, meant to attract new residents and investors to Marin County's most populous town. The original lithographs were made from the sketches of Mr. Chris Jorgensen, a teacher at the San Francisco Art School and noted artist.
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