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Description
Based on the survey of 1895. "This document was especially prepared and expressly engineered for the Treasure Hunters Society of Santa Clara Valley, teachers, students, and lovers of our beautiful and historic city. As a career teamster, one can appreciate Clyde Arbuckle's early years of hard, honest labor as a teamster (horse-drawn wagon) and platform man with the Railway Express Agency at the Market and Bassett Street site, built in 1883. As a former Marine, one can appreciate with gusto the attention to duty of U.S. Marine Corps Captain Ward Marston, Senior Field Commander of the Santa Clara Expeditionary Force, from the 29th of December 1846 to the 10th of January 1847. To the initiated Treasure Hunter, we bid you Happy Hunting... Grover C. Ingram" Sites marked include colleges, military confrontation between San Jose Volunteers et al and mounted "Californios" in 1847, East San Jose, General Naglee's private estate, James Lick Flour Mill, rail line to New Almaden, original Mexican grant line, Vendome Hotel, Southern Pacific main line, original County Fair Grounds known as Agricultural Park, City Hall on Market Street plaza, "Big Jim's" Chinatown, "Heinlenville" Chinatown, Schallenberger homesite - later San Jose Mercury and News printing plant and offices, Southern Pacific passenger depot and frieght station, Mt. Diablo Meridian, and O'Connor Sanitarium. Mexican land grants include Enright Tract, Bennett Tract, Rinconada de los Gatos, San Juan Bautista, Santa Teresa, Yerba Buena, Canada de Pala, Ulistac, Potreero de Santa Clara, Los Coches, and Quito.
Type
image
Identifier
AC3814CD-5147-44DE-9F4C-534312162199 1997-373-14
Subject
Maps--California--19th Century Land grants Historic sites--California--San Jose
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