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Residence of Col. Kewen, San Gabriel

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Description
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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Date
approximately 1877-approximately 1880
Call number
photCL 74 (554)
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