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Title: Fred Schmidt House, Anaheim. [graphic]
Alternative Title: Digital Anaheim.
Creator: Howard, James Solomon, Judge, 1859-1947
Contributor: Howard, James Solomon, Judge, 1859-1947
Date Created and/or Issued: ca. 1903 (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: Glass plate, view negative, box 15, negative 238
Accession number: JH013
View looking southeast of the Fred and Louisa Schmidt residence, located at 616 East Chartres Street; Fred Schmidt was a superintendent with the Santa Fe Railroad; image shows front facade of a single story clapboard classical revival style house; seven family members are standing or seated on the front porch and stairs.
Type: image
Format: 1 Photographic print : b&w ; 5 X 7 in.
1 Negative : 3 x 4 in.
Form/Genre: Photographic print
Identifier: http://ark.cdlib.org/ark:/13030/kt596nc731
Subject: Schmidt, Fred--1859-1914
Schmidt Residence--California--Anaheim
Houses--California--Anaheim--1857-1899
Anaheim (Calif.)--Historic buildings, etc
Anaheim (Calif.)--History
Time Period: Houses -- California -- Anaheim -- 1857-1899
Place: Schmidt Residence
California
Anaheim.
Houses
Anaheim
1857-1899
Anaheim (Calif.)
Historic buildings, etc
History

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