Stories of Old Upland for Young Listeners - Slides

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Stories of Old Upland for Young Listeners - Slides

1969

STORY ONE – Land and Mountains 1-1. Air View, 1949 1-2. Air View, 1967 STORY TWO – Indians 2-1. Cahuilla Indians STORY THREE – White Man Arrives 3-1. El Camino Real bell marker, Euclid and Arrow Highway 3-2. Madonna of the Trail STORY FOUR – Cucamonga Rancho 4-1. Cucamonga Winery built in 1839 4-2. Brick House, built by John Rains, 1859 4-3. John Rains, and Brother-in-law, Robert Carlisle STORY FIVE – Letter written in 1875 – no slides STORY SIX – George Chaffey 6-1. George Chaffey 6-2. Early View of Mountains 6-3. Map showing Ontario Colony Lands Subdivision 6-4. Chaffey College 6-5. Dr. Elswood Chaffey, Brother of George 6-6. When the Power Company belonged to the Water Company STORY SEVEN – J.H. Tays and the Mule Car 7-1. Mule Car 7-2. W.H. Tays Home, San Antonio Heights 7-3. Captain Joseph Garcia 7-4. Adobe House built by Tays, East 13th Street 7-5. Euclid Avenue Street Car after it was electrified 7-6. Typical Health Resort Cottage, San Antonio Heights 7-7. Narrow Gauge Railway Station, Ontario. Livery Stable where Hotpoint Iron was made. STORY EIGHT – Major William Bodenhamer and son, Paul 8-1. Major William Bodenhamer, 1883 8-2. Paul and Guy Bodenhamer, 1884 8-3. Paul Bodenhamer, about 1909 8-4. Young Citrus Groves dominate Landscape, early 1900’s STORY NINE – Frank Buffington 9-1. Frank and Mary Buffington 9-2. Apricot Drying Yards, Golden State Cannery 9-3. Old Methodist Church STORY TEN – Adda Bradford Manker 10-1. Adda Bradford Manker 10-2. Upland Library STORY ELEVEN – C.E. Harwood 11-1. C.E. Harwood Home, 15th and Euclid 11-2. John S. McGroaty, C.E. Harwood, 1930 11-3. Old San Antonio Hospital 11-4. 1902 Brochure, showing Brands still used by Upland Lemon Growers STORY TWELVE – First Schools 12-1. First School built in 1886, now Boys’ Club 12-2. Upland Grammar School built in 1907 STORY THIRTEEN – Eva Gerry Moore 13-1. Old Gerry Home, Euclid and “C” Street. Eva Gerry Moore by Sign. 13-2. Cooler, with Trough for Dripping Water 13-3. Magnolia Villa 13-4. Tally-ho. Magnolia Villa in Background 13-5. North Ontario Ball Club STORY FOURTEEN – Walt Allen 14-1. Walt Allen, 1956 14-2. Walt Allen paid $300 for this Span of Mules 14-3. First Truck in Upland 14-4. 2nd Avenue, Upland, after Fire of 1913 STORY FIFTEEN – G.A. Hanson 15-1. G.A. Hanson 15-2. Ladies vs. Gentlemen, Cricket, Ontario, 1894 15-3. Picnic on Queen’s Birthday (May 24) 1984 15-4. Tally-ho, Queen Victoria’s Birthday, 1895 15-5. Donkeys – Children’s Pets 15-6. G.A. Hanson Home, Foothill Boulevard 15-7. Grocery Delivery Wagon, decorated for Parade 15-8. St. Mark’s Church STORY SIXTEEN – The “Show Place” 16-1. The “Show Place”, 18th and Euclid 16-2. “Show Place” when occupied by George Howard Clarkes 16-3. “His Honor” D.J. Cameron STORY SEVENTEEN – Miss Flora Morely 17-1. Miss Flora Morely 17-2. Lee Lung, last Chinaman, Cucamonga 17-3. Mrs. Yamaguchi, one of last Japanese picture Brides 17-4. Mexican fruit Pickers 17-5. Old Presbyterian Church, Euclid at 9th Street STORY EIGHTEEN – Bank Robbery 18-1. Ontario Bank, Scene of Robbery STORY NINETEEN – Sophia Scherbakova 19-1. Sophia Scherbakova 19-2. Cherbak Family Home STORY TWENTY – Harry Plum and Jennie Plum Bert 20-1. Wesley Plum, Wife and Friends, shortly after 1904 20-2. Adeline Burkholder and Jennie Plum 20-3. Brethren Church Picnic, Stoddard’s Canyon 20-4. Johnson and Brown’s Grocery Delivery Truck. Harry Plum 20-5. Bible Conference, Brethren Church, 1919 20-6. Bishop C.C. Burkholder STORY TWENTY-ONE – Ethel Black 21-1. James Black Family, 1905. Wife, Ethel
sons, Douglas and Bob 21-2. Dr. Mary Craig McClellan 21-3. Percherons, used for grove care, also pulled Float STORY TWENTY-TWO – Alois Podrasnik 22-1. C.E. Harwood and Alois Podrasnik, 1930 22-2. Podrasnik Home, 24th and Mountain Avenue STORY TWENTY-THREE – T. Kirk Vernon and City of Upland 23-1. T. Kirk Vernon, his Grandson, and Perry Long, 1953 23-2. Upland Citrus Association which gave Upland its Name 23-3. Upland Citrus Packing House Workers 23-4. Entire Police Department, 1923 STORY TWENTY-FOUR – Merton E. Hill 24-1. Merton E. Hill, 1920 24-2. Merton E. Hill Home, Arrow Highway and 3rd Avenue STORY TWENTY-FIVE – Emilio Valadez 25-1. Emilio Valadez and Wife, taken in Mexico 25-2. Emilio Valadez and Cow 25-3. Valadez Camp, 1940 SET TWENTY-SIX Getting There – A Few Pictures of Early Transportation 26-1. Livery Stable 26-2. Pleasant Transportation – Jennie Plum driving 26-3. F.C. Crowell’s 1907 Reo 26-4. 1910 Reo – C.C. Burkholder 26-5. Tom Redmon, Motorcycle 26-6. End of Car Line – Station, Mountain Avenue, 24th Street 26-7. Old Santa Fe Depot SET TWENTY-SEVEN Street Scenes – Some Stories without Words 27-1. Euclid Avenue, Ontario, 1890 27-2. Upland, about 1890 27-3. Upland, 1895-1900 27-4. 2nd Avenue, 1900 27-5. 2nd Avenue, 1910 27-6. 2nd Avenue, 1920 27-7. Toll Gate to Camp Baldy 27-8. Looking east, 9th Street. Nazarene Church, 2nd Avenue, 9th Street 27-9. Arrow Highway, once a tree-shaded Land Slide collection contains both black and white (B&W) and color images.

Creator: Black, Esther Boulton

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