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# of photos: 2 photos Description: a) Large adobe house built by John Kottinger, the son-in-law of Juan Pablo Bernal in Pleasanton about 1855. Still standing and used for a store house. This house can be seen on Ray St. b) Augustin Bernal Adobe. Built by Bernal in 1850 on his portion of Rancho El Valle de San José, in the southern part of Alameda County. Still standing and occupied.
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# of photos: 2 photos Description: a) José Pena Adobe. Built in 1841 near Mission Santa Clara. Still occupied. This adobe is being preserved by the Santa Clara Women's Club and is used as a club house. b) José Fernandez Adobe. Built in 1841. Santa Clara. Entrance and side.
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# of photos: 2 photos Description: [Arrellanes Adobe] This old adobe house was built by Teodoro Arrellanes on his Rancho Guadalupe, which comprised 30,000 acres, in San Luis Obispo Co. Still occupied.
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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: 3 photos Description: a, b) Rancho Milpitas. Monterey County. Said to be the homes of Ygnacio Pastor, neophyte of the San Antonio Mission. May 5, 1838. c) José Fernandez Adobe. House built in 1841. Still standing. San José.
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# of photos: 2 photos Description: a) Adobe house built by Ezequiel [sic] Soberanes on Soberanes Point, San Simeon highway. Still standing and occupied. b) Adobe house on Blackburn St. in Watsonville. It was originally erected on the Bolsa de San Cayetano Rancho by José Vallejo. Later torn down and brought over to Watsonville, where it is used as a Girl Scout House.
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