Visual Materials
S. A. Minnich photograph album of a Church of the Brethren family in Southern California
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- Description
- An album of 103 photographs documenting the years 1905 to 1907 in the life of a young man from a large Church of the Brethren family who settled in Southern California. The album is signed "S. A. Minnich, 752 Hull St., Pasadena" on the inside back cover, and large groups of family and friends are seen posed in front of houses, though the people are not identified. Handwritten captions indicate locations and dates of sites across Southern California, including the train depot at Port Los Angeles, the Lordsburg train depot (now in La Verne), downtown Long Beach, Riverside Cactus Garden, picnics in Eaton Canyon, and the Ocean Park Bath House. Many scenes are in Pasadena, showing houses on Hudson and Hull streets, grand homes on Orange Grove Boulevard, the 1906 Tournament of Roses parade, Hotel Green, the Pasadena Library, and Busch Gardens, which opened in 1906. There are also photographs of the First Brethren Church in Los Angeles, and the Baptist Brethren Church on Hull Street in Pasadena.
- Production date
- 1905-1907.
- Call number
- photCL 689
