Shorb children in a buggy

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  Shorb house, San Marino Ranch, after 1888

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  A view of the very large four-story Shorb house on the San Marino Ranch. The house is light, with a dark roof and accents, and has a large wraparound porch. James De Barth Shorb is sitting on the steps to the porch with a young woman who is probably one of his daughters, while two boys, probably his sons, stand on the path in front of the steps. There is a horse and buggy, with two men sitting on the buggy, on the left.

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  Baby buggy float in the Ocean Park Baby Parade

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  Image of a woman with a baby in a float decorated with flowers at the Ocean Park Baby Parade in Ocean Park, Santa Monica, California. A sign on the side reads "Baby buggy."

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  Children in front of Hopeton School, Hopeton, Merced County

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  Glass plate with a group portrait of school children in front of the one room Hopeton School in Merced County. There are six young boys and one older boy, two young girls, one older girl, and one young woman who may be the teacher(?), standing in two rows. Two boys in the front row are not wearing shoes. There is a wide porch in front of the school with a dog lying next to the building on the left.

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  Women in buggy at Piru Mansion

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  Two women sitting in a buggy led by a horse on the grounds of Piru Mansion, in the community of Piru, Ventura County, California. The woman on the right is possibly Marguerite Cook, the wife of David C. Cook (homeowners).

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