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Residence of Col. Kewen, San Gabriel, Cal
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View at Molino Rancho San Gabriel, Cal
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Residence of Col. Kewen, San Gabriel
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View of the front and partial side of the two-story house with a second story balcony of Colonel E. J. C. Kewen on the El Molino estate in San Gabriel (now San Marino, California). There are trees on either side of house, a ladder leaned up against a front column, and a small, circular brick pool to the left of entrance.
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Residence of Col. Kewen, San Gabriel
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View from above of a path bordered by wood post fencing on both sides, leading to a horse corral, barn, and shelter on the property of Col. E. J. C. Kewen in San Gabriel (now San Marino, California). Beyond that trees, horse-drawn wagons, a bird house, ranch buildings, and orchards, open land and mountains in the distance.
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Residence of Col. Kewen, San Gabriel, Cal
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Residence of Col. Kewen, San Gabriel
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Gen. Stoneman's residence, San Gabriel, Cal
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A two-story clapboard house with a wide porch covered in climbing roses owned by General George Stoneman on his Los Robles estate in San Gabriel (now San Marino, California). General Stoneman stands amid landscaped grounds to the left of the residence. On the wide front porch, are two women, four children, and a dog.
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