The Alcazar
Alcazar in Cuffey’s Cove, Greenwood; Point Arena in background. A wooden steam schooner built in 1887 by Alex Hay of San Francisco, owned and operated by the Lorenzo E. White Lumber Company. The Alcazar wrecked June 10, 1907, without the loss of life, on Needle Rock on the north coast of Mendocino.
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The Alliance
The Alliance beached at Caspar, April 5, 1903. She struck a rock off Point Gorda and managed to reach Caspar. After temporary repairs were made, she was pulled into the water again and returned to San Francisco under her own steam.
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Big River
Boom Flat, Big River, California. A Perley Maxwell photograph of two people in a small rowboat at low tide on Big River.
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The J.M. Griffith
J. M. Griffith at the mouth of Big River in Mendocino. The Griffith was a barkentine boat built in 1882 that plied her trade between Puget Sound and San Diego. Just prior to WWI, she loaded frequently at Noyo Harbor for Hawaii or Australia.
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Lansing Street in Mendocino
Hand-colored postcard of Lansing Street from the roof of the Chinese Wash House. Buildings in photograph from left to right: Kelley Store (1871) and Kelley Fashion Stable (1872), Kellieowen Hall, Masonic Temple (1872) and Catholic Church and Seminary (1870).
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Loggers at Ten Mile
Loggers at Ten Mile, circa 1900
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Loggers with Huge Redwood
Loggers standing on giant redwood with undercut. Stamped on back: “A.W. Gilfillan, Traveling Photographer” c.1900
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The MacCallum House
Built by William Kelly as a wedding present for his daughter, Daisy. A playhouse can be seen on the far left. c.1920
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Oxen Team
A 10-Oxen team hauling logs down on skid-row above Glen Blair. Built in 1886, the Pudding Creek Lumber Company mill at Glen Blair was in a deep valley only six miles from Fort Bragg. c.1900
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C. O. Packard and Friends
In front of the Maxwell-Jarvis house, December 25, 1906, by Perley Maxwell. C. O. (Charles Oscar) Packard, center, from left to right:Dr. F. C. Peirsol, Henry Jarvis, Albert Brown, Packard sons, Harold and Willard and Dr. William McCornack, and unidentified man in foreground.
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Mendocino by Perley Maxwell
Mendocino by Perley Maxwell
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Point Cabrillo Lighthouse
Postcard photograph of the Point Cabrillo Lighthouse taken in its early years. c.1911
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Racers
Racers on the Mendocino Headlands.
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Racetrack
Racetrack on Mendocino Headlands.
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The Steamer Phoenix
Loading lumber aboard the steamer Phoenix at the shipping point on the Mendocino headlands. Taken by Perley Maxwell.
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Train
Andrew Escola, engineer with mustache, posing with his crew on a Navarro Mill logging engine.
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The Union Lumber Company Mill
The Union Lumber Company Mill at Fort Bragg. A. O. Carpenter photograph. C.1886
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