San Luis Obispo County Regional Photograph Collection

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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Wrecked destroyers, Point Honda
Local Identifier
168-6-a-12-03-16
Date Created
1923-09-08
Description

On September 8, 1923 US Navy ships ran aground at Point Honda near Lompoc, CA, resulting in 7 ships being destroyed and 23 deaths. It was the largest peacetime loss of Navy ships

Wrecked destroyers, Point Honda
Local Identifier
168-6-a-12-03-10
Date Created
1923-09-08
Description

On September 8, 1923 US Navy ships ran aground at Point Honda near Lompoc, CA, resulting in 7 ships being destroyed and 23 deaths. It was the largest peacetime loss of Navy ships. Seen here is USS S. P. Lee at left

Wrecked destroyers, Point Honda
Local Identifier
168-6-a-12-03-09
Date Created
1923-09-08
Description

On September 8, 1923 US Navy ships ran aground at Point Honda near Lompoc, CA, resulting in 7 ships being destroyed and 23 deaths. It was the largest peacetime loss of Navy ships. Seen here is USS Woodbury at left

Wrecked destroyers, Point Honda
Local Identifier
168-6-a-12-03-14
Date Created
1923-09-08
Description

On September 8, 1923 US Navy ships ran aground at Point Honda near Lompoc, CA, resulting in 7 ships being destroyed and 23 deaths. It was the largest peacetime loss of Navy ships

Wrecked destroyers, Point Honda
Local Identifier
168-6-a-12-03-01
Date Created
1923-09-08
Description

On September 8, 1923 US Navy ships ran aground at Point Honda near Lompoc, CA, resulting in 7 ships being destroyed and 23 deaths. It was the largest peacetime loss of Navy ships

Mission San Luis Obispo
Local Identifier
168-6-d-12-21-05
Date Created
1938
Description

Northwest facing photograph of Mission San Luis Obispo taken from Monterey St and Chorro St (vantage point of modern day plaza).

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