SW entrance Carmelita

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  SW entrance to Carmelita

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  Wide view of a driveway running through rows of trees at the entrance to Carmelita, the estate of Dr. Ezra Carr and his wife, Jeanne C. Carr, in Pasadena, California. A house is partially visible through trees. Two dirt roads intersect in front of the driveway.

  photPF 441

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  Carmelita

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  Exterior view of the large, two-story residence with wide front porch, surrounded by trees and landscaping on the Carmelita estate of Dr. Ezra Carr and his wife, Jeanne C. Carr, in Pasadena, California. A horse-drawn carriage is parked in front.

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  Home of Mrs. Carr

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  Seen from a distance, the two-story residence of Dr. Ezra Carr and his wife, Jeanne C. Carr, known as Carmelita, in Pasadena, California, set back from a dirt road. A four-wheeled carriage is parked to the right. A sign reading "Carmelita, Rooms with Board" is posted on a tree, near the carriage.

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  Carmelita NW

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  A Victorian mansion sits amid landscaped grounds of Carmelita, the estate of Dr. Ezra Carr and his wife, Jeanne C. Carr, in Pasadena, California. Two people stand in front of home.

  photPF 444

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  Rustic cottage at Carmelita

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  Four women and two men sit outdoors in front of a small cabin made of upright, unpeeled logs, on the Carmelita estate of Dr. Ezra Carr and his wife, Jeanne C. Carr, in Pasadena, California. Jeanne and Ezra Carr are second and third from left, near a vase of calla lilies.

  photPF 24469

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  Views of Carmelita, Pasadena, California, and vicinity

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  Nine card photographs of views around Pasadena, California, circa 1880s, chiefly depicting the Carmelita estate of Dr. Ezra S. Carr and his wife, Jeanne C. Smith Carr. Includes images of the tree-lined dirt roads around Carmelita and the exterior of the Carrs' house; the planting of a palm tree; a woman with a horse; an orchard, as well as a view of the Sierra Madre Villa Hotel in San Gabriel (now Sierra Madre) and a fountain on the hotel's property; the driveway to the Glen Rosa estate of Thomas Nelmes. Photographers are unidentified on most of the images, though there are imprints for Carleton E. Watkins (photPF 440), Elias A. Bonine (photPF 448), and E.S. Frost & Son (photPF 449), and T.G. Norton & Co (photPF 447).

  photPF 440-449