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Access to this collection is generously supported by Arcadia funds. A tilted photograph of France L. Wells' apartment building in Big Bear Lake. Tall grasses and weeds have overgrown the front yard in the foreground. A clearing surrounded by rocks sits in the middle of the yard. From it, a walkway extends back towards the house. The house stands in the near distance at center and appears to tilt down to the left. Two windows sit beneath a steeply pitched roof at the center of the dwelling. On each side, an entrance juts forward and to the side of the building. Each has a small porch and front door that faces the other. A window with a scalloped planter sits on the front facing side of each of the apartments. In the background at left, a barn-like structure stands behind the apartment. Text from negative sleeve: 2034. Big Bear Lake, Sept.1 to 8, 1943. 1. Two apartment place of Frances L. Wells on the highway between Big Bear Lake xxx City and the pier. 2. Three room cabin at Lighthouse camp on the north side of the lake. L to R: Agnes Whitaker, Mertie West, Forrest M. Whitaker. 2 films
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