Photograph album related to Henry Miller [graphic]. [ca. 1903-1907]

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Photograph album related to Henry Miller [graphic]. [ca. 1903-1907]

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/122444123

Photo album of people and homes related to Henry Miller. Places include Mount Madonna (including Nickel cottage and Miller cottage); houses in San Francisco at 410 Ashbury St., 616 Taylor St., 34 Essex St. (many house interiors); Menlo Park (Ockley--a house?); Los Banos (including the Los Banos Band in a wagon, and an unidentified Asian boy); Bakersfield (including the Nible home, and a photo labeled "feeding refugees from San Francisco, April 20, 1906" depicting crowds of people at a train station); San Diego (including Hotel del Coronado and the mission). People identified are: Mrs. Henry Miller; Mrs. Leroy Nickel and children George, Henry, Leroy, Beatrice; Nancy Place; Mrs. Ann Cady Sheldon; Perry Robinson; Anna Robinson; Lillian Dean; Annie Dean; Nancy Probasco; George Probasco; E.T. Allen; Ada Peters; Bing Wah (a young Chinese man posing in the garden of the Taylor St. home). Includes several photos of Chepachet, Rhode Island (Simeon Sweet home and family) and a few of Le Roy, N.Y. (Grumiaux home and family), and Salem, Mass.

1 photograph album (ca. 160 photographic prints) : b? ; album 26 x 31 cm.

California historical society

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SNAC Resource ID: 6714595

California historical society

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Nickel family

http://n2t.net/ark:/99166/w6h79d42 (family)

Probasco family

http://n2t.net/ark:/99166/w6vj4m8n (family)

Miller, Henry, 1827-1916

http://n2t.net/ark:/99166/w6319zht (person)

Large-scale cattle rancher from Calif., who owned ranches in Calif., Oregon, and Nevada, in partnership with Charles Lux, of Miller & Lux. From the description of Henry Miller letter : San Francisco, Calif., to Mr. and Mrs. Otto : ALS, 1877 Feb. 24. (California Historical Society). WorldCat record id: 122550223 Rancher; proprietor, with Charles W. Lux, of Miller & Lux, a company dominant in the wholesale and packaged meat business in California for 75 years. ...