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Mrs. Beach's home at Spadra
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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 exterior of the adobe house of Mary F. Beach (1850-1930), at Spadra, present-day Pomona, California.
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Ease and comfort - Mr. Shrewsbury. Home of Mrs. Beach, his sister
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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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He looks cross but he isn't, Mr. Shrewsbury
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