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Old de la Guerra house, Santa Barbara, California

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Image of a woman hanging laundry on the clothesline at the Casa de la Guerra adobe house and buildings in Santa Barbara, California. A bird house is seen on top of a pole at left and a century plant is seen blooming at center.
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Date
approximately 1890s-1900s
Call number
photCL_555_01_2049
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