Exterior view of a two story home surrounded by heavy snowfall. Snow fills the foreground of the image. The home is made up of brick and wood. A chimney blowing smoke is seen on the left side of the picture.
Image of a snow covered home. The entire foreground of the picture is covered with snow. Snow also covers the leaf-bare trees. Side of a single-story wood slate home and a portion of the patio are visible.
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It’s a rare sight to see snow covering the SP on South Mountain. Crazy weather and unprecedented rainfall was the theme of the winter of 2023.
Bird's eye view of Ojai Valley, Ojai. Agricultural fields are visible in the foreground. A blue sky and mountains with a light covering of snow are visible in the background.
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View of the top of a beautifully decorated Christmas cake that was sent to the president of the United States at the time, Calvin Coolidge. William Cook Baker of Bill Baker's bakery in Ojai sent many cakes to presidents, and this was the first of…
View of the fire house in Ventura taken from across the street showing snow on the rooftop. Snow also visible on nearby houses, buildings, and parked cars. Snow also visible on mountains in the background.
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Black-and-white footage of people on deck of a large boat and some smaller boats in the water, zoo animals, parades, views of glaciers and snow, and a post office dedication.
People gather on deck of a large boat; Smaller boats in the water;…
Black-and-white footage, some disturbing and graphic, of hunting, trapping, horses, wild animals, and wilderness. Two reels available of same footage. Reel 12 missing final scene of mountain lion in trap.
Arbolada residential community sign during a snowfall. The sign, street in foreground, and trees in the background are covered in snow. Sign is still legible.
People enjoying the snow, two men and two women on a sidewalk in front of stores reading "See H.J. Crinklaw For Rooms and Board" & "Whipple & Riave, Genl. Merchandise". Possibly in 1916 snowstorm.