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José Maria Flores letter to Manuel Castañares
Manuscripts
Flores writes of his arrival to San Diego and Monterey with General José Castro. Flores finds the lands to be very tranquil, and writes of other political matters and his travels. In Spanish.
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Baptismal record entries 2429-2436
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This manuscript is a facsimile of a one-page double-sided leaf from the baptismal records of the San Carlos Borromeo Mission. The numbered entries are 2429-2436, and are dated 1803, April 1 - June 9. Included are the signatures of José Viñals, Fermín Francisco de Lasuén, and Baltasar Carnicer. In Spanish.
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Expediente or case file for Rancho San Pablo originally granted in 1823 by Governor Luís Antonio Argüello to Francisco María Castro, reconfirmed by Governor José Figueroa in 1834 to the heirs of Francisco Castro and claimed by Joaquín Ysidro Castro
Manuscripts
Expediente or case file for Rancho San Pablo originally granted in 1823 by Mexican governor of Alta California, Luís Antonio Argüello to Francisco María Castro, reconfirmed by Governor José Figueroa in 1834 to the heirs of Francisco Castro and claimed by Joaquín Ysidro Castro. The Rancho which was once part of the land belonging to the Mission Dolores, was a land grant in present-day Contra Costa County, California encompassing the cities of Richmond, San Pablo, and Kensington. Includes signed statements by Joaquín Ysidro Castro, Agustín V. Zamorano, Francisco Maria Castro, Jose Figueroa, Francisco del Castillo Negrete, José María de Echeandía, and Santiago Arguello.
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Construction of Edison Building general office, 5th & Grand avenues, Los Angeles
Visual Materials
Photographs by P.J. Walker Construction Company showing construction progress of the Edison General Office building at Fifth and Grand streets in Los Angeles from May to November 1930. There are also photographs by Mushet showing president John B. Miller and George C. Ward at dedication ceremony and laying of the cornerstone.
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Cornerstone laying at Angelica Lutheran Church, 1805 West 14th, Los Angeles. Easter Sunday, April 4, 1925
Visual Materials
A panoramic view of the cornerstone laying ceremony for Angelica Lutheran Church, located at 1805 West 14th in Los Angeles. The bricks and window frames along the long sides of the church are already in progress, and the crowd of a couple hundred men, women, and children are gathered between those walls. Most of the people are at ground level, but some are standing on scaffolding along the side walls and piles of building materials in the back. Writing in white at bottom of image reads "Cornerstone laying ; Angelica Lutheran Church ; Easter Sunday ; April 12 1925"; writing in white in lower right corner reads "No. 649 ; Aerograph Co. ; 1793 W. Vernon Ave ; Los Angeles".
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Essays -- Anonymous
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Anonymous history on Mexican Revolution, persecution of Mexican Roman Catholic Church, and Cristero movement. José Aurioles Díaz essay on the Virgin of Guadalupe and Mexican identity. Poem on religious persecution by Mexican government
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