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Mrs. Beach's home at Spadra
- Description
- Image of the exterior of the adobe house of Mary F. Beach (1850-1930), at Spadra, present-day Pomona, California.
- Date
- approximately 1890-1908
- Call number
- photCL_555_06_111
Visual Materials
Daily: 10 A.M.–5 P.M.
Closed on Tuesdays
1151 Oxford Road
San Marino, CA 91108
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Image of the adobe house of Mary F. Beach (1850-1930), at Spadra, present-day Pomona, California.
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Image of the adobe house of Mary F. Beach (1850-1930), at Spadra, present-day Pomona, California, with barrels in the foreground in front of a vine-covered wall and staircase.
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Image of James M. Shrewsbury (1854-1919), brother of Mary F. Beach (1850-1930), sitting on a sofa on the porch of the adobe house of Mrs. Beach in Spadra, present-day Pomona, California, with a dog in the foreground.
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Image of James M. Shrewsbury (1854-1919), brother of Mary F. Beach (1850-1930), standing in a garden next to the Beach adobe in Spadra, present-day Pomona, California.
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Image of the adobe residence of William M. Stockton, a former Los Angeles County Supervisor, in San Gabriel (present-day San Marino, California), with some adobe bricks are losing plaster. The property is north of present-day Huntington Drive between Wembly and Cambridge.
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Image of the ruins of a Machado family adobe with a broken fence and some of the adobe bricks still covered in white plaster, on Rancho La Ballona (present-day Culver City, California).
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