San Benito Mineral Springs (Tres Pinos, Calif.)
San Benito Mineral Springs was a resort located south of Hollister, Calif. It was located at terminus of a Southern Pacific Railroad line that was initially (1870s) intended to connect San Jose with Central Valley. Land was owned by E.J. and Alexander F. Anderson, members of a wealthy pioneer San Benito family renowned for their "A" brand pears. Collection consists of materials extolling curative virtues of spring's water (1920). Isolated resort was never a financial success.
From the description of San Benito Mineral Springs (Tres Pinos, Calif.) advertisements, 1920. (University of the Pacific). WorldCat record id: 34973027
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| creatorOf | San Benito Mineral Springs (Tres Pinos, Calif.). San Benito Mineral Springs (Tres Pinos, Calif.) advertisements, 1920. | University of the Pacific, William Knox Holt Memorial Library |
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| associatedWith | Anderson, Alexander F. | person |
| associatedWith | Anderson, E. J. | person |
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| California--San Benito County | |||
| San Benito County (Calif.) |
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| Mineral waters |
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