Verso: Describes the history of Mission San Buena Ventura.

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Woody Gillette, 1204 W. Nectarine, Lompoc, CA 93436), KV9008-1]]]>

Verso: Describes the history of Mission San Buenaventura.

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A label on the image reads: "1-- Ysoardy Building Bakery and Recreation Center in Early 1870s" ]]>

Scale approximately [1:16800].

[APM-031 in map index, Photo ID # 25, index # B - 3, Jun 1929,C563; L - 3, 4, Automobile Club of Southern California, Map of Ventura County, ©2003]]]>

Scale approximately [1:16800].

[APM-027 in map index, Photo ID # 19, index # A-2, Jun 1929, C563; L - 3, Automobile Club of Southern California, Map of Ventura County, ©2003]]]>

Scale approximately [1:16800].

[APM-026 in map index, Photo ID # 18, index # A-1, Jun 1929, C563; L - 3, Automobile Club of Southern California, Map of Ventura County, ©2003]]]>

Library records indicate that this image was displayed at People's Lumber office on Thompson Boulevard. A map of the area was glued to the verso of the photograph. ]]>

Library records include note: "Mission in foreground, Santa Clara House at far right. Court house is about in center, surrounded by trees, only the roof visible. This picture is probably later than 1874. The bed of the reservoir is in the foreground. Only 2 palms are standing. The third palm blew down in 1875-76. A wing has been added on the court house. Trotting course is shown, stands not yet built in 1874. The trotting course opened 1874 (20 Sept, 1st race)."]]>

Library records include note: "The Ventura Library was first located 1874-75 on the second floor of Henning Hall which is the two story building in the right center of this photo, Tex 12-20-66 [Ricard]"]]>

Library records indicate that Santa Clara House is "now Poinsettia Hotel."]]>
here. Shows view of Ventura in 1877, with a view "From the Bay, Looking North" as written along the bottom of the map. Ships, wharf, beach, Poli Street, Downtown Ventura, Ventura Avenue, and mountains in image.]]>