| Field Name |
Field Value |
| Photo Identifier |
00000661 |
| Title |
Davis Street between 1898 and 1909 |
| Description |
On the left is Dennis H. Gleason's blacksmith shop, the picket fence of the Murphy house, Iversen's Family Gardens, Carl Iversen's Saloon (later the Pergola Restaurant), and then the Town Hall and a wallpaper store. This includes all the identifiable buildings between Hays and E. 14th Street. On the Northeast corner, at Callan and E. 14th is a building said to have housed the George Larsen family and later the John W Haas family. Visible on the right is the conical roof and bay windows of the Estudillo House. Note that electric lights and power poles had been installed, and that there is an electric trolley at the end of the street. |
| Year |
1909 |
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| GPS Latitude |
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| GPS Longitude |
None |
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