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"Point of rocks": Site of the "toma" or intake of the first irrigation ditch on the north-west side of Santiago Creek

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Title: "Point of rocks": Site of the "toma" or intake of the first irrigation ditch on the north-west side of Santiago Creek
Creator: Lehmann, Walter., creator
Contributor: Lehmann, Walter., creator
Publication Information: Santa Ana Public Library
Contributing Institution: Santa Ana Public Library
Collection: Santa Ana History Room photograph collection
Rights Information: Copyright restrictions applying to use or reproduction of this image available from the Santa Ana Public Library.
Description: 11480099
Copyright restrictions applying to use or reproduction of this image available from the Santa Ana Public Library.
W. P. A. Water-Irrigation vol.
"Point of rocks": Site of the "toma" or intake of the first irrigation ditch on the north-west side of Santiago Creek. Cement structure in a rocky area with the creek waters on the right. Hills are visible in the background.
Type: image
Format: Photoprint
1 Print B&W 5x7 in.
Form/Genre: picture
Identifier: http://ark.cdlib.org/ark:/13030/kt7h4nc111
P3617
Language: English
Subject: Irrigation canals and flumes--California--Orange County--Pictorial works
Orange County (Calif.)--History--Pictorial works
Place: Irrigation canals and flumes
California
Orange County
Pictorial works
Orange County (Calif.)
History

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