Title

San Luis Obispo County Regional Photograph Collection

Description

The San Luis Obispo County Regional Photographs Collection contains photographs, artwork, and postcards of San Luis Obispo City and County. The collection, comprised of both amateur and professional work, captures daily life and popular scenes and locations in the county. The bulk of the collection focuses on early twentieth-century San Luis Obispo. Collections dates between 1850-1980 (bulk 1890-1930). More information available at: https://oac.cdlib.org/findaid/ark:/13030/kt6c6037qw/.

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Local Identifier
168-2-b-04-07-13
Date Created
1920 to 1929
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168-2-b-04-07-11
Date Created
1920 to 1929
Description

Possibly a view of Atascadero High School

Local Identifier
168-2-c-05-02-01
Date Created
1958 to 1965
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168-2-c-05-02-13
Date Created
1958 to 1965
Description

Sign on building reads: 'The Shanty'

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168-2-c-05-02-16
Date Created
1958 to 1965
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168-1-a-01-08-02
Description

Handwritten pencil notes: "Golden Bar Margarine"; "Churned to cream equal to beat butter"

Local Identifier
168-2-b-04-08-04
Description

View of cow, Templeton, CA, Writing on front reads: 'Perinthiabeau Born On Eagle Ranch March 25th 1923 First At Sacramento Fair 1923 Weighed 600 Pounds At The Age Of Six Months'.

Local Identifier
168-1-b-01-40-03
Description

Written on front: 'The view near San Luis Obispo, California by J.H.K.' Written on back: 'Dear Mrs. Hathway: Greetings! Good wishes too from near home - to you, and the coming year. Mr. and Mrs. Knickerbocker'

Local Identifier
168-5-a-10-14-12
Description

Back of postcard reads: 'La Soledad Mission was founded in 1791. Its ruins are located about thirty-five miles east of Monterey. Nothing has been done to preserve the church of 'Our Lady of Solitude.'

Local Identifier
168-5-a-10-14-13
Description

Back of postcard reads: 'Founded 1791, near Soledad, California. For years seldom visited except by the rain, wind and fog, only pitiful rows of ruined adobe walls remained at Soledad. But now the chapel, seen through an old doorway, is rebuilt... and thus work begins on this, the last mission in the chain of 21 to be restored.' An official California Mission Trails Association card.

Local Identifier
168-5-a-10-14-05
Description

Caption on back of card reads: 'This was the first library in California, the first books having been brought by Fray Junipero Serra in 1771. By 1820 it contained over 2,000 volumes.'

Local Identifier
168-5-a-10-14-06
Description

Caption on back of card reads: 'This restored kitchen shows cooking utensils and ovens in use by the Padres at the beginning of the mission -- founded in 1770.'

Local Identifier
168-5-a-10-14-14
Description

Back of postcard reads: 'This adobe building, once a monastery for Franciscan padres, is now a museum displaying relics of the days when Mission San Jose was one of the most prosperous of the California Missions.'

Local Identifier
168-5-a-10-01-09
Description

Front of sepia toned postcard of Avila Pier.