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  # of photos: 2 photos Description: a) Rear of the Garcia Adobe. This part is on the main highway going to Jolon. b) Epitacio Garcia Adobe. Rear. Now owned by W. Dunn. Not occupied.

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  # of photos: 2 photos Description: Adobe house built by Rafael Gonzales in 1825. One of his daughters married Cristobel Ramirez in 1865. This old adobe, now restored, is known as the Ramirez Adobe. Santa Barbara.

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  # of photos: 1 photo Description: Entrance to the Pedro Masini Adobe house which is said to have been built in 1820, but not by Masini. It stands at the foot of Ortega Hill south of Santa Barbara.

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  # of photos: 2 photos Description: a) Adobe house built by Ezekiel Soberanes on Soberanes Point, San Simeon highway, Monterey County. This house has been covered with clapboards, and is still standing and occupied. b) José Eusebio Boronda Adobe. Built in 1840 on Rancho Rinconada del Sanjon in Monterey County.

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  # of photos: 2 photos Description: [Rancho El Alisal] This adobe house was erected by Mariano Soberanes about 1827, for his wife and large family. He and his brother Feliciano receive this grant of land, called El Alisal, in 1823, and they lived there until 1840, when it was sold to Governor Juan Bautista Alvarado in 1840. This house is still standing and occupied. It can be seen from the Natividad—Gonzales Highway, going south.

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  # of photos: 2 photos Description: a) Casa de Estudillo, built 1825 by Don Jose Antonio Estudillo. For about 25 years this large adobe house has been known as Ramona's Marriage Place. Old Town, San Diego. b) Casa de Carrillo Adobe. Built by Francisco Ruiz and occupied by Don Joaquin Carrillo about 1820. Old Town, San Diego. Portion of the Carrillo Adobe. Erected in 1810, and restored in 1931. Old Town, San Diego. La Casa de Carrillo.

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