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Group of young people with a light colored Lincoln Continental convertible car on Willow Street east of High Street in Sebastopol, 1950s

Title

Group of young people with a light colored Lincoln Continental convertible car on Willow Street east of High Street in Sebastopol, 1950s

Creation Date (Original)

about 1950

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Description

Photo--black and white: Light colored Lincoln Continental convertible car on Willow Street in Sebastopol. From L to R: Nadine Wetch, seated in car Louise Wetch and standing on right, Frieda Marie Wetch. Circa 1950s. Area behind car is where the Veteran's Memorial building was constructed.

Item Format or Genre

["black-and-white photographs"]

Local History and Culture Theme

["Cities, Towns and Settlements"]

Subject (Person)

["Wetch, Frieda Marie","Wetch, Louise","Wetch, Nadine"]

Digital Collection Name(s)

["Western Sonoma County Historical Society Collection"]

Digital Collections Identifier

casebwsc_pho_002941

Item Details
Image Details

Item Details

Title

Group of young people with a light colored Lincoln Continental convertible car on Willow Street east of High Street in Sebastopol, 1950s

View on Alternative Site

View photo location on the Sonoma County Historical Photos Map hosted by the City of Santa Rosa

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Description

Creation Date (Original)

about 1950

Category

["8: Communication Artifact"]

Subcategory

["Documentary Artifact"]

Material Type (WSCHS)

["Print, Photographic"]

Item Type

["Still image"]

Item Format or Genre

["black-and-white photographs"]

Number of Parts or Pages

Other Physical Details

black-and-white

Item Physical Dimensions

2" x 3"

Local History and Culture Theme

["Cities, Towns and Settlements"]

Subject (Person)

["Wetch, Frieda Marie","Wetch, Louise","Wetch, Nadine"]

Subject (Time Period)

1950-1959

WSCHS Subject (People)

["Wetch, Frieda Marie","Wetch, Louise","Wetch, Nadine"]

WSCHS Subject (Topical)

["1950s Lincoln Continental","automobiles--1950s","Sebastopol","Veterans Building","apparel--1950s","Willow Street","Vintage car","convertible"]

Country

["United States"]

State or Province

["California"]

California County

["Sonoma"]

City or Town

["Sebastopol"]

Geographic Feature

["Willow Street"]

Street Address

Willow Street, Sebastopol, California

Latitude

38.3995151

Longitude

-122.8255057

Geocoding Status

["Exact geocoding"]

Source of Title and Description Note

Title supplied by cataloger

Original Collection Name

["Theresa Wetch Collection"]

Credit line

Courtesy, Western Sonoma County Historical Society

Local System Identifier

2941

Digital Collections Identifier

casebwsc_pho_002941

Digital Collection Name(s)

["Western Sonoma County Historical Society Collection"]

Digital Collections Area Group(s)

["Local History & Culture"]

Accession #

03-004

Original/Copy Note

Original

Shelving Location of Physical Item(s)

WSCHS Archives: Rack A: Shelf 5: Box 7

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