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Title: Hornitos School, circa 1911
Creator: [Unknown]
Date Created and/or Issued: [1911]
Publication Information: Mariposa County Library
Contributing Institution: San Joaquin Valley Library System
Collection: Photographs Selected from the Collections of the San Joaquin Valley Library System Member Libraries
Rights Information: This image can be used for research or educational purposes only. For permission to further reproduce or distribute the image, contact Janet Chase-Williams. To obtain a photographic or digital copy of the original photograph, contact Janet Chase-Williams via email at librarychase@hotmail.com.
Description: Group of nineteen students and one adult standing beside Hornitos School, Hornitos, Calif., circa 1911; names listed as written on back of photograph (order unknown).
Type: image
Format: 1 photograph : b&w ; 15.25 x 20.40 cm.
Identifier: http://ark.cdlib.org/ark:/13030/kt729020pw
mpf0010
Subject: Mariposa County (Calif.)--Photographs
Mariposa County (Calif.)--History
Mariposa County (Calif.)--Biography
Schools--California--Mariposa County
Hornitos School
Hornitos, Calif
Peterson, Homer
Peterson, Aaron
Fundiburgh, Lester
Love, Kenneth
Bauer, George
Bisama, Isabel
Bisama, Victoria
Landa, Victoria
Bauer, Bernice
Landa, Josephine
Cavagnaro, Helen Grace
Guest, Rhoda
Landa, Angelina
Williams, Carvel
Bauer, Ethridge
Cademartori, Mervin
Cavagnaro, Lucile
Peterson, Daisy
Love, Mrs. Agnes S

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