Stone Ditch, Built by the Indians Over 130 Years Ago, Ventura, Cal
Image
Title
Stone Ditch, Built by the Indians Over 130 Years Ago, Ventura, Cal
Identifier
20036 PC
Description
Landscape image of a heavily weathered cobblestone retaining wall for an aqueduct. A figure stands atop some of the stones, in front of a horse dressed in a work harness for pulling. There is a path cut through the wall, as if for a road. A large oak tree is in the foreground to the left, with a hillside and more oaks in the background.
Caption: "Stone Ditch, Built by the Indians over 130 years ago Vertura (sic), Cal. 854."
Verso text: Handwritten in pencil, "Remains of Mission ducts in Cañada Larga, taken about 1930 perhaps."
[Mitchell, Edward H., San Francisco, Cal., 854]
Caption: "Stone Ditch, Built by the Indians over 130 years ago Vertura (sic), Cal. 854."
Verso text: Handwritten in pencil, "Remains of Mission ducts in Cañada Larga, taken about 1930 perhaps."
[Mitchell, Edward H., San Francisco, Cal., 854]
Creator
Mitchell, Edward H.
Date
circa 1930
Format
15 x 10 cm
Sepia postcard
Subject
Aqueducts
Historic Sites--Ventura County
Missions--San Buenaventura--Water System
Coverage
California
Ventura County (Calif.)
Ventura (Calif.)
Ojai (Calif.)
Publisher
Museum of Ventura County
Rights
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Type
Image
Language
English
Is Referenced By
MVC045 Collection of Ventura County postcards
Collection
Citation
Mitchell, Edward H. , “Stone Ditch, Built by the Indians Over 130 Years Ago, Ventura, Cal,” Research Library at The Museum of Ventura County, accessed April 19, 2024, http://photographs.venturamuseum.org/items/show/2928.