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Colorized. White/cream adobe building with red chili ristras. Rock wall to right of door. Fallen log seems to block the door.

GNIS, Approximate geocoding, 13, in-revision, Sonoma County History & Genealogy Library, 211 E Street, Santa Rosa, CA 95401 https://sonomalibrary.org/locations/sonoma-county-history-and-genealogy-library, Low resolution master image (72ppi), RGB

2 images. Wrecking old adobe building at 639 Broadway (North), 19 April 1957. Matt Smith (shows 24 inch walls).; Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Paegel. Date: 1957-04-19. Reporter: Petty. 51-52-49-50: Wrecking old adobe building at 639 No Broadway; Matt Smith shows 24 inch adobe walls. Sunday".

Photograph of Dolores Patencio, a famous Cahuilla basket weaver, sitting down near an adobe building, ca.1912. The woman can be seen seated at center and is holding a large basket in her hands. She is wearing a light-colored dress and has a bandana on her head. Three more baskets can be seen on the ground around her. The corner of an adobe building can be seen behind her, and the thick wooden frame of a window can be seen at left. Palm trees are visible in the background at right.

Photograph of an unidentified adobe building looking down at a valley below, ca.1920/1929. In the left foreground, a tropical tree of some sort can be seen, beyond which a small, square adobe building with terracotta roofing can be seen. Past this, other buildings can be seen on a hill in the distance, on the other side of a rift between the foreground and background ridge.

Photograph of an adobe building, possibly a water processing facility in an Arizona town. Image may be from a book owned by Mulford Winsor.

Photograph of an adobe building on the Papago Indian Reservation in southern Arizona.

Photograph of Native American boys near an adobe building in Arizona.

Photograph of the ruins of an adobe building in Florence (Ariz.)

Photograph of an adobe building and a sign, probably in Cochise County (Ariz.)

Photograph of a man and woman standing in front of an adobe building, probably in Graham County (Ariz.)

Photograph of an unidentified adobe building, probably in Graham County (Ariz.)

Photograph of an adobe building, probably a blacksmith shop in Graham County (Ariz.)

Photograph of an unidentified adobe building on Catalina Island, November 11, 1927. The large structure can be seen on a hillside at center. It has a flat roof and is composed of three connected sections. Small rectangular windows can be seen along the perimeter of the building. In the foreground, large bushes can be seen. A steep hill is visible in the background at right.

Group of people sitting in a courtyard of an Adobe building

Small adobe building with four door sits adjacent to railroad tracks. Two native American women are sitting in front of the building and a large travois is leaning against a door. Goods sitting on the ground as well as baskets and boxes attached to the building may be displaying items for sale to railroad passengers. A telephone/telegraph pole is visible in the background.

Adobe building with decorative wooden railing on roof and wooden pillars on porch. Large tree is at right. Plaster has peeled off building at left corner showing adobe bricks beneath. Photo identified as Santa Fe on back.

Photograph of an adobe building on Pennington Street in Tucson (Ariz.).

Photograph of the ruins of an adobe building in San Ysidro (Ariz.)

Photograph of ruins of an adobe building in Florence (Ariz.)

Photograph of a view of an adobe building with wood clapboarding at Rancho San Bernardo, San Luis Obispo County, ca.1900. At center, a two-story Ranch-style house is pictured, a water tower to its left. In the foreground, a crop of what appears to be corn can be seen. In the background, a sharp mountain peak can be seen.

Photograph of a drawing by Lastenia Tapia(?) of the first American Los Angeles City Hall, an adobe building located about 200 feet east of North Los Angeles Street, [s.d.]. The low rectangular building is at center and is made from adobe. A covered porch supported by tall wooden poles wraps its way around the two sides of the building that are visible. An American flag is flying from a pole at left. The spackle over the adobe walls is missing in several places, revealing bare adobe bricks.; A caption in the bottom left corner reads "First American City Hall. 1850-1853, located about two hundred feet eastside of North Los Angeles Street. C. J. Prudhomme." The name Lastenia Tapia appears in the bottom right corner.

GNIS, Exact geocoding, 17, Title supplied by cataloger., Reprinted from original print by the Lab, 400 Tesconi Circle, Santa Rosa, Calif., June 20, 2013., in-revision, Sonoma County Tourism Grant (2012-2013), Grant provided to the Sonoma County Library through the Sonoma County Advertising Program., Sonoma County History & Genealogy Library, 211 E Street, Santa Rosa, CA 95401 https://sonomalibrary.org/locations/sonoma-county-history-and-genealogy-library, Print: Sonoma County Archives (managed by Sonoma County History & Genealogy Library, 211 E Street, Santa Rosa, CA 95401 https://sonomalibrary.org/locations/sonoma-county-history-and-genealogy-library), High resolution master image (400 ppi), RGB, Old adobe building behind a picket fence; possibly part of the Mission or the Mexican fort and barracks before restoration.

Exact geocoding, 17, Title supplied by cataloger., Reprinted from original print by the Lab, 400 Tesconi Circle, Santa Rosa, Calif., June 20, 2013., Sonoma County Tourism Grant (2012-2013), Grant provided to the Sonoma County Library through the Sonoma County Advertising Program., Print: Sonoma County Archives (managed by Sonoma County History & Genealogy Library, 211 E Street, Santa Rosa, CA 95401 https://sonomalibrary.org/locations/sonoma-county-history-and-genealogy-library), High resolution master image (400 ppi), Old adobe building behind a picket fence; possibly part of the Mission or the Mexican fort and barracks before restoration.

Photograph of people in front of a small adobe building near a pool, [s.d.]. The building is at center and is light-colored with a terracotta tile roof. Wooden doors can be seen at left and right, while a large cloth awning covers a porch at center. At left, three women and a child are visible near the edge of the pool. The pool can be seen in the foreground and its calm water reflects the surrounding scenery. A line of eucalyptus trees can be seen in the background, while tall mountains are visible further in the distance.

Photograph of an adobe building in Hornitos in Mariposa County, [s.d.]. The adobe is at right center and is a simple building with a peaked roof covered in wooden shingles. The walls of the adobe are missing their spackle in several places. There are four sets of wooden doors and a wood-framed window visible. In the background to the left is a larger two-story brick building with an almost-flat roof. It has several large rectangular windows on the second story and a covered porch out front to the left. A dirt road runs to the left of both buildings.

Photograph of an exterior view of a run-down adobe building in Ocean Park, ca.1950. The large house can be seen at center. Most of the plaster is missing from its walls, and gaping holes are visible in its roof. A covered porch can be seen near the middle of the building. A newer building can be seen in the background at left, while a tall palm tree is visible at right.

Photograph of two old date palm trees near an adobe building in Ventura, originally planted by Franciscan missionaries, ca.1903-1920. At center, two large palm trees can be seen with a small adobe structure between them. The two trees and the building are situated behind a low stone or adobe wall encircling them in a rectangle. The sidewalk, curb and street are adjacent to the front of the wall in the foreground. A few other buildings are visible in the background. Tall trees are visible in the distance.

Photograph of basketball courts in front of an adobe building in Ocean Park, ca.1950. The large adobe house can be seen in the background at center. It is in a state of disrepair, as holes are visible in the roof and plaster is missing from the walls. Two basketball hoops are visible on a concrete slab in the foreground. Benches and a backstop are visible at left, while tall trees are visible in the distance at right.

Photograph of hundreds of Mexican cavalrymen mustering on horseback in front of a large adobe building, ca.1910. Several men on top of the building as well as several pedestrians look on. Many white cloths cover something (equipment?) adjacent to the adobe. There is a thick stand of trees behind the adobe. Part of a town is barely visible through the trees beyond a low wall.

Photograph of an exterior view of El Cuartel, the oldest adobe building in Santa Barbara, ca.1940. The north facade of the building can be seen at right, while an arched gate can be seen at center. Vines can be seen growing over the wall which runs from the gate to the left, while a late 1930's automobile can be seen parked on the street at left. Trees and power lines are visible in the background. Originally a guard house at Royal Presidio, later home of the Valenzuela family. Caption on back, "Santa Barbara - Adobe home said to have been home of one of the officers of the Presidio." An earlier record identifies the home as the "oldest remaining building at Santa Barbara Presidio".

Photograph of the "Vegetable Woman" and her donkey cart in front of an adobe building, ca.1885. She is sitting in the cart partially obscured by a large barrel. Two men, on either side of a streetlight, stand in front of the building with a pitched tile roof. Another man sits on one of several barrels at left. Three wheelbarrows stand nearby. There are bills posted on the wall at right. Legible writing includes: "Ayers pills", "Ayers sarsparilla[?]".

The Adobe Building, restored by the city in 2001, is shown the next year. Mountain View, California., California Revealed

The Adobe Building was remodeled in 1959 to accommodate the Mountain View Recreation Department. The front porch was enclosed and the garden was converted into paved parking and a playground. Mountain View, California., California Revealed