Guide to the California State Railroad Museum Subject Files MS 868

Abandonments

Accidents

Accidents – Pre-Arranged

Accidents – Pre-Arranged. California State Fair

Advanced Passenger Train (APT)

Advertising

Advertising, RR

Agriculture

Air Brakes

Aluminum

Animals

Architecture

Art, RR

Asbestos

Auctions

Automobiles

Baggage Service

Battle of New Orleans Day

Bearings

Bells

Bibliography

Bicycle Railroad

Boats (1 of 2)

Boats (2 of 2)

Boilers

Bottles

Bridges

Bridges, Builders

Bridges, California

Bridges, California, Sacramento

Bridges, California, San Francisco Golden Gate

Bridges, California, San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge

Buses

Buses, History

Buttons

Cable Cars, RR

Campaign trains

Canals

Cartoons

Cemeteries

Centralized Traffic Control

Children

Children's Literature

China

Chinese

Chinese – Hanging Baskets

Churches, RR

Circus Trains

City Directories

Civil Engineering

Coal

Collectibles

Comic Books

Commuter Railroad

Concrete

Couplers

Crew Laws

Currency

Dates

Design

Education

Electric Railroads (1 of 2)

Electric Railroads (2 of 2)

Elevated Railroads

Employee Benefits

Events – 1922 Railroad Strike 1922

Exhibits

Fares

Finance

Flags

Flatware

Folklore

Freight Service (1 of 2)

Freight Service (2 of 2)

Fuels

Funeral Trains

Funicular Railroad

Games

Gauge

Graphic Arts

Gravity Vacuum Transit (GVT)

High speed trains

Historic American Engineering Record / Historic American Buildings Survey

Historic Societies – RR

Hobos (1 of 3)

Hobos (2 of 3)

Hobos (3 of 3)

Horse Car

Hospitals

Hotels/Motels

Injectors

Insulators

Japanese

Keys

Labor

Land Grants (1 of 2)

Land Grants (2 of 2)

Law Enforcement

Libraries

Lighting

Locomotive Builders

Locomotives – Diesel (1 of 3)

Locomotives – Diesel (2 of 3)

Locomotives – Diesel (3 of 3)

Locomotives – Gas Turbine

Locomotives – Steam (1 of 3)

Locomotives – Steam (2 of 3)

Locomotives – Steam (3 of 3)

Locomotives – Steam Dummies

Logging (1 of 2)

Logging (2 of 2)

Logos

Loops

Maps (RR)

Mass Transit

Mexican Americans

Military Railroads

Mining

Missions

Model Railroads

Model Railroading (1 of 2)

Model Railroading (2 of 2)

Monorails

Movies (1 of 2)

Movies (2 of 2)

Music

Nails

Name Trains

Narrow Gauge

Native Americans

Orient Express

Orphan Trains

Pacific Railroad (1 of 2)

Pacific Railroad (2 of 2)

Pacific Railway Surveys 1853-1855 1853-1855

Passenger Travels

Passes

RR: Paint

Periodicals (1 of 2)

Periodicals (2 of 2)

Personnel

Philatelic

Photography

Playing Cards

Plays

Poetry

Pony Express

Popular Culture

Postcards

Preservation

Presidential Trains

Prismoidal Railways

Private Cars

Pulp Magazines

Radio Frequencies

Rail (1 of 2)

Rail (2 of 2)

Railfans

Railroadiana Shows

Railway Mail

Railway Mail Services (1 of 4)

Railway Mail Services (2 of 4)

Railway Services (3 of 4)

Railway Services (4 of 4)

Rails to Trails

Rapid Transit

Recipes

Religion

Restaurants

Rolling Stock

Rolling Stock: Boulders

Rolling Stock: Freight Cabooses

Rolling Stock: Freight Cars (1 of 2)

Rolling Stock: Freight Cars (2 of 2)

Rolling Stock: Freight Car – Fish

Rolling Stock: Freight Car – Flat

Rolling Stock: Freight Car – Gondola

Rolling Stock: Freight Car – Hopper

Rolling Stock: Freight Car – "Piggy Backs," Intermodal , Container

Rolling Stock: Freight Car – Refrigerator

Rolling Stock: Freight Tank

Rolling Stock: Maintenance of Way

Rolling Stock: Passenger Baggage

Rolling Stock: Passenger Cars

Rolling Stock: Passenger Cars - Immigrant

Rolling Stock: Passenger Chapel Cars

Rolling Stock: Passenger Dining

Rosters

Roundhouses

Rugs

Russia Iron

Safety

San Francisco Earthquake

Shops

Short Line Railroads

Signals

Silk Trains

Slang

Smoke Stacks

Social History

Speed Records

Spikes

Stagecoaches (1 of 2)

Stagecoaches (2 of 2)

Staggers Act

Standards

Stationary Steam Engines

Stations

Stations, California

Steam

Stocks and Bonds

Streetcars

Strikes

Surveying (1 of 2)

Surveying (2 of 2)

Tariffs

Telegraphy

Television Shows

Theater

Tickets

Timekeeping

Timetables

Tokens

Tools

Tourist Railroads (1 of 2)

Tourist Railroads (2 of 2)

Toy Trains

Track Cars

Trains: Passengers

Trains: Special Flying Scotsmen

Trains: Special Royal Scot

Travel Guides

Trucks: Automotive

Trucks: Locomotive

Tunnels

Turntables

Uniforms

Union Stations

Union Stations: Connecticut to New London

Union Stations: District of Columbia, Washington

Union Stations: New York – Albany

Union Stations: Ohio – Cincinnati

Union Stations: Ohio – Cleveland

Union Stations: Oregon – Portland

Union Stations: Tennessee – Nashville

Union Stations: Utah – Ogden

Unions

Valuation

Videos

War Efforts: 1861-1865 Civil war 1861-1865

War Efforts: 1914-1918 World War I 1914-1918

War Efforts: 1939-1945 World War II (1 of 2) 1939-1945

War Efforts: 1939-1945 World War II (2 of 2) 1939-1945

Water

Wheels

Whistles

Windmills

Women

Women in the Railroad

Wood

Abdill, George B.

Ahern, Thomas P., and Edward P.

Alexander, Edwin P.

Allen, Haratio

Anargyros, Spero

Andrews, James J.

Anschutz, Philip

Armitage, Al

Armitage, Merle

Arone, Fred

Aszman, Rod Richard

Athearn, Robert G.

Atkins, Alan

Awdry, W.A.

Baldwin, Matthias W.

Bancroft, Hubert Howe

Banning, Phineas

Barriger, John Walker

Beebe, L. and Clegg, C.

Beier, Glenn

Belden, Josiah

Bell, Alexander Graham

Bell, J. Snowden

Bender, Henry E., Jr.

Best, Gerald M.

Biaggini, Benjamin F.

Black, Jeremiah Sullivan

Blaine, James G.

Bloom, Karl E.

Blum, Bernard

Bonestell, Chresley

Bollinger, Edward T.

Bollman, Wendell

Boxcar, Willie

Boyton, James Earle

Bracken, Peter James

Brien, Theo (Theodore Brien de Desrochers)

Brown, George Ransom

Brown, William C.

Brueckman, Henry

Burman, Shirley

Butler, Robert H.

Cafky, Morris

Calvin, E.E.

Carafeno, Patsy

Carbutt, John

Carlberg, R.A. Jamie

Caruso, Mario

Cash, Johnny

Champlin, C.W.

Chess, T. Louis

Church, Robert

Claytor, Graham

Cleaveland, Norman

Clement, Lewis M.

Coffin, Isaac

Collier, Harold C.

Colter, Mary

Conde, Jay

Congdon, Dutch

Cooper, Peter

Corbett, James

Corliss, Carlton J.

Corcoran, Thomas

Corning, Erastus

Cottingham, Robert

Cox, Lyman E.

Cox, S.L.

Crocker, Charles F.

Crocker, Edwin B.

Cronkhite, Minton

Crossen, Forest

Dalton Gang

Davies, Owen

Davis, David L.

Dean, Walter

DeAutremont Brothers

Deaver, Mrs. Hewlett

Delano, Jack

Demoro, Harre

Demoro, Rafael

DeMoss, Alan

Dickerman, William Carter

Diesel, Rudolf

Dingley, Nathaniel

Diridon, Ron

Disney, Walt

Dodge, Grenville Mellen

Dolzall, Gary W., and Stephen F.

Donahue, Peter, James and Michael

Downing, Robert W.

Droege, John

Drury, George H.

Dubin, Arthur

Duke, Donald

Duncan, Frank

Dunscomb, Guy L.

Edison, Buell L.

Edison, Thomas

Eggelston, Charles L.

Ellington, Frank

Elliott, Howard

Fallberg, Carl

Farrington, S. Kip

Ferrell, Mallory Hope

Fink, Albert

Fisher, Kay and Bill

Fisk, Pliny

Flagler, Henry Morrison

Fletcher, Bill

Fogg, Howard

Folkes, Robert

Fonks, Harold W.

Ford, Frances M.

Forney, M.N.

Foster, A.W.

Fox, Wesley

Fremont, John C.

Friedrich, Herman

Fuller, William Allen

Garcia, Jesus

Gardner, John

Garratt, Colin

Garrett, John Work

Germann, Carl

Giannini, Amadeo Peter

Gildersleeve, Tom

Goldberg, Paul

Gordon, William R.

Gould, George

Gould, Jay

Graham, Maury (King of the Hobos)

Graham, Thomas

Grant, H. Roger

Graves, Roy Daniel

Grier, William Milton

Griffiths, H.R.

Grodinsky, Julius

Gross, Michael

Gruber, John

Guido, Francis A.

Gustafson, Lee

Gzowski, Casimir S.

Hadler, Robert "Red"

Hagle, Clif

Hall, James

Hallidie, Andrew Smith

Hanft, Robert

Hanks, Henry G.

Haraszthy, Agoston

Harlan, George

Harriman, Edward Henry (1 of 2)

Harriman, Edward Henry (2 of 2)

Harris, William T.

Hart, Alfred

Harvey, Fred

Haynes, Frank Jay

Hazeltine, M.M.

Heath, Erle

Henry, John

Hewes, David

Hill, Bern

Hill, James J.

Hilton, George W.

Hinckley, Helen

Hinton, Walter Haskell

Hinze, Robert D.

Hoehn, Charles J.

Hofsommer, Don L.

Holbrook, Stewart H.

Holland, Rupert Sargent

Holland, Thomas

Holliday, Cyrus K.

Hood, William

Hopkins, Mark

Horgan, Paul

Howard, Barry

Hull, Arundel

Hungerford, Edward

Hungerford, Jim

Hungerford, John B.

Huntington, Archer M.

Huntington, Collis P.

Huntington, Henry Edwards

Huston, Harvey

Jackson, Joseph Henry

Jackson, William Henry

James, Arthur Curtis

Janney, Eli

Jenevein, Dick

Jensen, Larry

Johnson, Bros.

Johnson, Hiram

Johnson, Olly

Johnston, Hank

Jones, Billy

Jones, Casey (1 of 4)

Jones, Casey (2 of 4)

Jones, Casey (3 of 4)

Jones, Casey (4 of 4)

Jones, Howard Wright

Jones, Janie

Jones, Kenneth Westcott

Jones, Richard W.

Judah, Theodore

Jukes, M. Fred

Kahn, Edgar

Kalmbach, A.C.

Karnahan, Patrick

Kemble, John Hasking

Kenefick, John

Kennedy, Gladys M. (Sis)

Kibbey, Mead

Kimball, Frererick J.

Kimball, Ward

Kindig, R.H.

Kistler, Stan

Klein, Maury

Kneiss, Gilbert

Knowles, Arthur T.

Koch, Michael

Koenigsberg, Victor

Kotowski, M.F.

Kratville, W.W.

Kuhler, Otto

Kyle, Willis B.

Lathrop, Benjamin G.

Lavallee, Omer S.A.

Lawrence and Houseworth

Lawson, Archie

Lee, Jake

Leeman, Adelbert E.

Leete, Benjamin Franklin

Leslie, Frank

Levenson, Roger

Lewis, Herschel Mayo

Lewis, Oscar

Lincoln, Abraham

Lind, Richard F.

Link, O. Winston

Lloyd, Arthur

Loewy, Raymond

Logan, Maurice

Lomazzi, Brad

Lucas, Walter Arndt

Ludlow, Warren Scott Jr.

Lyons, Alva F.

MacQuarrie, John A.

Maiken, Peter

Maker, Ray

Martin, Hugh G.

Mason, William

Matthews, Fred

Matz, Jake

McCaleb, Willis (Bill)

McClintock, Harry K.

McConaughy, Charles T.

McFarland, Robert

McGinnis, Felix

McLeod, Duncan A. Jr.

McMillan, Robert Taylor

McQueen, Walter

Mears, Otto

Meeks, Carroll L.

Mellen, James H.

Merritt, Stanley F.

Merritt, Warren Chase

Miller, Franflin

Miller, Joseph S.

Miller, Warren E.

Millholland, James

Mills, E.V.

Miner, Bill

Mitchell, Alexander

Montague, Samuel

Morgan, David P.

Mott, William Penn

Moylan, Marjorie M.

Munson, Harry Carl

Muybridge, Edweard

Myrick, David F.

Nathan, Adele

Neal, Dorothory Jensen

Neasham, V. Aubrey

Nichols, William

Norris, Frank

Norton, William Leander

Obletz, Peter

Oden, William G.

Orsi, Richard J.

Osborn, William Henry

Osmundson, Gordon

O'Sullivan

Ovadek, Martin

Palmer, William Jackson

Palmquist, Peter E.

Parkinson, Robert Lewis

Parks, William R.

Parmelee, Robert and Franklin

Pedersen, Richard

Pegler, Alan

Pennoyer, A. Sheldon

Perles, Anthony Herschel

Perris, Fred T.

Peterson, H.C.

Plowden, David

Pond, C. L.

Poor, M.C.

Porterfield, James

Pratt, L.S.

Prindiville, James

Quinby, E. Jay

Randolph. A. Phillip

Raub, Henry

Raymond, Walter

Reagan, Ronald

Reid, Gil

Reilly, J.J.

Reiss, Winold

Richardson, Robert W.

Richardson, William

Richter, Douglas

Ripley, Edward Patson

Robinson, Moncure

Robinson, Robert

Rogers, Henry H.

Roman, Thom

Root, Henry

Ropinski, F.H.

Rose, Alfred

Rose, Ted

Ross, John Simpson

Roxbury, L.E.

Runte, Alfred

Russell, Andrew J. (1 of 2)

Russell, Andrew J. (2 of 2)

Russell, D. J.

Sandberg, C.P.

Sappers, Vernon

Satow, Michael

Savage, Charles

Scott, Edward Bunker

Scott, Walter E. "Death Valley Scotty" (1 of 2)

Scott, Walter E. "Death Valley Scotty" (2 of 2)

Sessions, D.R.

Shaugnesy, Jim

Shaw, Frederic

Shaw, Nelson T.

Shay, Ephraim

Shelley, Kate

Sheridan, Hiram W.

Sheridan, Hugh G.

Sherman, William Tecumseh

Silverthorn, W. A.

Smallwood, Charles A.

Smith, Donald Alexander

Smith, Francis Marion

Soule, Frank

Soule, Thayer

Spreckles, Claus

Staff, Virgil

Stanford, Leland

Starbuck, G.F.

Statzell, J.C.

Stauber, Jerry

Staufer, Alvin F.

Stefani, Terry

Stein, Louis

Steinheimer, Richard

Steinmetz, Charles Proteus

Stephenson, Dante

Stephenson, Dick

Stephenson, Robert Louis

Stevens, Andrew J.

Stevens, John

Stilgoe, John R.

Stindt, Fred

Strapac, Joe

Strobridge, J.H.

Strong, Daniel W. "Doc"

Sullivan, Arthur

Sullivan, Jerry A.

Swan, Robert J.

Swett, Ira

Symmes, Richard W.

Taber, I.W.

Taber, Thomas T.

Teller, Griff

Terry, David

Thompson, Brian

Thompson, Gregory Lee

Thorpe, Jim

Tibbitts, Howard C.

Tigrett, Isaac Burton

Tilleys, William

Towler, E.C.

Travis, Broley E.

Trott, Charles C.

Truman, Benjamin C.

Turner, Harold J.

Vanderbilt, Cornelius "Commodore"

Van Horne, William Cornelius

Vauclain, Samuel M.

Vollrath, Harold K.

Vranich, Joseph

Ward, Richard

Watkins, Carleton

Wayner, Robert J.

Webb, Simeon T. "Sim"

Wedlock, Walter J.

Weidnaar, Reynold

Weitzman, David

Welch, Benjamin

Welch, David J.

Wells, Clarence

Wells, Reuben

West, Robert

Westinghouse, George (1 of 2)

Westinghouse, George (2 of 2)

Weston, David

Whitaker, Rogers E.M.

White, John H.

Wiener, Lionel

Whittaker, Will C.

Willard, Daniel

Williams, John Ernest

Williamson, Frederick Ely

Winfield, John

Wiswell, Gregg W.

Witbeck, C.W.

Withun, William

Wolfson, Mitchell Jr.

Woods, Granville T.

Woods, John

Woolsey, Elliot Hartman, Dr.

Wooster, Clarence M.

Wright, Richard K.

Wurm, Theodore G. "Ted"

Yrekes, CharlesTyson

Yungling, Don

Ziel, Ron

Zimmerman, Gordon

Fairs (General Information)

International Rail Fair (Models) 1978-1986

Trade Shows / Fairs 1971-1991

Winter Rail 1978-1986

1874 – Inter-State Industrial Exposition of Chicago 1874-09-09 - 1874-10-10

1876 – Centennial Exposition, Philadelphia, PA 1876

1893 – World's Columbian Exposition, Chicago, IL 1893

1894 – California Midwinter International Exposition 1894

1900 – Paris Exhibition 1900

1904 – Louisiana Purchase Exposition, St. Louis, MO 1904

1905 – Lewis and Clark Centennial Exposition, Portland, OR 1905-06-01 - 1905-10-15

1907 – Jamestown Ter-Centennial Exposition, Norfolk, VA 1907-04-26 - 1907-11-30

1909 – Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition, Seattle, WA 1909-06-01 - 1909-10-15

1915 – Panama California Exposition, San Diego, CA 1915

1915 – Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, CA (1 of 4) 1915-01-15 - 1915-12-04

1915 – Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, CA (2 of 4) 1915-01-15 - 1915-12-04

1915 – Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, CA (3 of 4) 1915-01-15 - 1915-12-04

1915 – Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, CA (4 of 4) 1915-01-15 - 1915-12-04

1921 – Pacific Northwest Foreign Trade Conference, Tacoma, WA 1921-12-15 - 1921-12-16

1922 – Montana State Fair, Helena, MT 1922-09-25 - 1922-09-30

1927 – The Fair of the Iron Horse, Baltimore and Ohio Centenary Exhibition and Pageant, Baltimore, MD 1927-09-24 - 1927-10-08

1930 – California Fairs and Festivals 1930

1933 – Century of Progress Exposition, Chicago, IL 1933

1935 – Western Railroad Week 1935

1935-1939 – California Pacific International Exposition, San Diego, CA 1935-05-29 - 1939-09-09

1936 – Great Lakes Exposition, Cleveland, OH 1936-06-27 - 1936-10-04

1936 – San Francisco Oakland Bay Bridge Celebration, San Francisco, CA 1936-11-11 - 1936-11-14

1937 – Golden Gate Bridge Fiesta, San Francisco, CA 1937-05-27 - 1937-06-02

1939 -1940 – New York World's Fair, New York, NY (1 of 3) 1939-04-30 - 1940-10-27

1939 - 1940 - New York World's Fair, New York, NY (2 of 3) 1939-04-30 - 1940-10-27

1939 - 1940 - New York World's Fair, New York, NY (3 of 3) 1939-04-30 - 1940-10-27

1939 – 1940 – Golden Gate International Exposition (GGIE) (1 of 4) 1939-1940

1939 – 1940 – Golden Gate International Exposition (GGIE) (2 of 4) 1939-1940

1939 – 1940 – Golden Gate International Exposition (GGIE) (3 of 4) 1939-1940

1939 – 1940 – Golden Gate International Exposition (GGIE) (4 of 4) 1939-1940

1942 – Chico, CA Golden Spike Ceremony 1942

1948 - 1949 Chicago Railroad Fair (1 of 3) 1948-1949

1948 - 1949 Chicago Railroad Fair (2 of 3) 1948-1949

1948 - 1949 Chicago Railroad Fair (3 of 3) 1948-1949

1950 – Chicago Fair 1950

1951 – Cable Car Week (Jun 3-9) San Francisco 1951-06-03 - 1951-06-09

1953 – Railroad Days, Dunsmuir, CA 1953

1955 – Burney Basin Days (Jul 2-4), Burney, CA 1955-07-02 - 1955-07-04

1956 – Los Angeles County Fair 1956

1962 – Seattle World's Fair 1962

1964 – 1965 – New York World's Fair 1964-1965

1967 – Second Annual Trolley Meet, Los Angeles, CA 1967

1969 – Golden Spike Centennial 1969-05-08 - 1969-05-11

1969 – Richmond Museum Association Golden Spike Commemoration, Richmond, CA 1969-05-18

1972 – US International Transportation Exposition (TRANSPO 72) 1972

1973 – San Francisco Cable Car Centennial 1973

1974 – EXPO 74 World's Fair, Spokane, WA 1974

1975 – The Great Steam Exhibition of 1975, Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada 1975

1976 – Bicentennial Railway Exhibit, San Francisco 1976

1976 – UCLA Lecture Series, "Railroads: The Romance and the Reality" 1976

1978 – National Transportation Week 1978

1981 – International Rail Fair, Roseville, CA 1981

1983 – San Francisco Trolley Festival 1983-06 - 1983-07

1983 – Winter Rail, Stockton, CA 1983

1983 – Northern Pacific Last Spike Centennial, Deer Lodge, MT 1983-08-22 - 1983-08-25

1984 – Winter Rail, Stockton, CA 1984

1984 – San Francisco Historic Trolley Festival 1984

1985 – Winter Rail 85, Stockton, CA 1985

1986 – Tenth Annual International Rail Fair, Roseville, CA 1986

1986 – Steam Expo 86, Vancouver, BC 1986

1986 – EXPO 86 The 1986 World Exposition, Vancouver, BC 1986

1986 – Winter Rail 86, Stockton, CA 1986

1987 – Portland Rail Fair, Portland, OR 1987

1987 – The Great San Francisco Railroad Fair 1987

1987 – Oakland Museum Symposium Dec. 12 1987-12-12

1988 – Railroads of the American West, UCLA 1988-07-30

1988 – Railroad Days, Topeka, KS 1988-09-03 - 1988-09-05

1988 – Winter Rail 88, Stockton, CA 1988

1988 – The American Railroad Conference, Altoona, PA 1988-06-16 - 1988-06-19

1989 – Farmers and Threshermens Jubilee, Rockwood, PA 1989-09-06 - 1989-09-10

1989 – Utah State Railroad Festival, Ogden, UT 1989-05-12 - 1989-05-14

1989 – Fourth Annual Railfans Day, Portola, CA 1989-09-09

1989 – Railway Preservation Conference, Strasburg, PA 1989-09-29 - 1989-10-01

1990 – Winter Rail 90, Stockton, CA 1990

1990 – Railroad Heritage Day, Oakland Army Base 1990-05-19

1990 – The American Railroad Conference, Harrisburg, PA 1990-06-06 - 1990-06-09

1991 – Miscellaneous Rail Conferences 1991

1991 – National Railway Preservation Symposium, Strasburg, PA 1991-09-20 - 1991-09-22

1992 - Miscellaneous Rail Conferences 1992

1992 – Winter Rail 92, Stockton, CA 1992

1993 – The American Rail Heritage Conference, Altoona, PA 1993-06-03 - 1993-06-06

1994 - Miscellaneous Rail Conferences 1994

1994 - Winter Rail 94, Stockton, CA 1944

1995 - Miscellaneous Rail Conferences 1995

1996 - Miscellaneous Rail Conferences 1996

1997 - Miscellaneous Rail Conferences 1997

1999 – Railroads and the Development of the West, Fresno, CA 1999

2000 - Miscellaneous Rail Conferences 2000

2001 - Miscellaneous Rail Conferences 2001

2003 - Winter Rail 03, Stockton, CA 2003

2006 - Miscellaneous Rail Conferences 2006

2008 – Rail Fest 2008, North Platte, NE 2008-09-19 - 2008-09-21

California (1 of 2)

California (2 of 2)

California. About California

California. Allensworth

California. Auburn

California. Bakersfield

California. Benicia

California. Berkeley

California. Big Trees

California. Boca

California. Bodega

California. Bodie and Esmeralda

California. Burlingame

California. Burney

California. Calico

California. Colfax

California. Colusa

California. Coronado

California. Davis

California. Death Valley

California. Del Monte

California. Deserts

California. Dixon

California. Dunsmuir

California. Dutch Flat

California. Eureka

California. Fair Oaks

California. Folsom

California. Fort Bragg

California. Fort Ross

California. Fremont

California. Fresno

California. Fullerton

California. Glendale

California. Grass Valley

California. Hayward

California. Inglewood

California. Jamestown

California. Kern

California. Latrobe

California. Long Beach

California. Los Angeles (1 of 3)

California. Los Angeles (2 of 3)

California. Los Angeles (3 of 3)

California. Los Gatos

California. Marin

California. Martinez

California. Mendocino

California. Mineral King

California. Monte Rio

California. Monterey

California. Morgan Hill

California. Murphys

California. Nevada City

California. Niles

California. Norden

California. Novato

California. Oakdale

California. Oakland (1 of 4)

California. Oakland (2 of 4)

California. Oakland (3 of 4)

California. Oakland (4 of 4)

California. Pacific Grove

California. Palo Alto

California. Paradise

California. Pasadena

California. Pinole

California. Pittsburg

California. Pamona

California. Port Costa

California. Portola

California. Quincy

California. Railroads (1 of 2)

California. Railroads (2 of 2)

California. Redlands California

California. Richmond

California. Riverside

California. Roseville

California. Sacramento (1 of 6)

California. Sacramento (2 of 6)

California. Sacramento (3 of 6)

California. Sacramento (4 of 6)

California. Sacramento (5 of 6)

California. Sacramento (6 of 6)

California. San Carlos

California. San Diego

California. San Francisco (1 of 7)

California. San Francisco (2 of 7)

California. San Francisco (3 of 7)

California. San Francisco (4 of 7)

California. San Francisco (5 of 7)

California. San Francisco (6 of 7)

California. San Francisco (7 of 7)

California. San Jose

California. San Juan Batista

California. San Leandro

California. San Luis Obispo

California. San Mateo

California. San Rafael

California. Santa Ana

California. Santa Barbara

California. Santa Catalina

California. Santa Cruz

California. Santa Paula

California. Santa Rosa

California. Saratoga

California. Sebastopol

California. Selma

California. Shasta Springs

California. Sisson

California. Sonora

California. Stockton

California. Summerland

California. Summit Soda Springs

California. Susanville

California. Tehachapi

California. Tiburon

California. Torquay

California. Tracy

California. Truckee

California. Tulare

California. Vacaville

California. Vallejo Mills

California. Valley Springs

California. Visalia

California. Wawona

California. Weed

California. Willits

California. Woodland

California. County. Alameda

California. County. Amador

California. County. Butte

California. County. Calaveras

California. County. Contra Costa

California. County. El Dorado

California. County. Fresno

California. County. Glenn

California. County. Humbolt

California. County. Imperial

California. County. Inyo

California. County. Kern

California. County. Lake

California. County. Lassen

California. County. Los Angeles

California. County. Madera

California. County. Marin

California. County. Mariposa

California. County. Merced

California. County. Napa

California. County. Nevada

California. County. Orange

California. County. Placer

California. County. Plumas

California. County. Sacramento

California. County. San Diego

California. County. San Joaquin

California. County. San Mateo

California. County. Santa Barbara

California. County. Santa Clara

California. County. Santa Cruz

California. County. Shasta

California. County. Sierra

California. County. Siskiyou (1 of 2)

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California. Resources and Responsibilities 1910 1910

California. Resources and Responsibilities 1911 1911

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