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Shipyard along the Mendocino Coast with a ship in drydock and logs in the water, about early 1900s

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Shipyard along the Mendocino Coast with a ship in drydock and logs in the water, about early 1900s

Sort Title: Shipyard along the Mendocino Coast with a ship in drydock and logs in the water, about early 1900s
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Original/Copy Note: Copy
Shelving Location of Physical Item(s): WSCHS Archives: Rack A: Shelf 4: Box 2
Accession #: 11-436
Digital Collections Area Group(s): Local History & Culture
Digital Collection Name(s): Western Sonoma County Historical Society Collection
Digital Collections Identifier: casebwsc_pho_011659
Local System Identifier: 11659
Original Collection Name: Katherine Dimaio Collection
Cdm file name: 4500.jp2
Cdm ID: 4497
Cdm Reference URL path: cdm/ref/collection/p15763coll11/id/4497
Archival File Data Quality: Low resolution master file image (72 ppi)
Archival File ID: 005\11659.JPG
Date Digitized: D:00 M:00 Y:2011
Digitizing Agency: Western Sonoma County Historical Society, 261 South Main St., Sebastopol, CA 95472 (https://wschs.org)
Cataloged Date: D:00 M:00 Y:2011
Immediate Source of Acquisition: Katherine Dimaio PO Box 42 Gualala, CA 95445
Acquisition Type: Gift
Contributing Organizations: Western Sonoma County Historical Society, 261 South Main St., Sebastopol, CA 95472 (https://wschs.org)
Cdm file path: /p15763coll11/image/4500.jp2
Item Physical Dimensions: 8" x 10"
Other Physical Details: black-and-white
Material Type (WSCHS): Print, photographic
Number of Parts or Pages: 1
Item Format or Genre: Black-and-white photographs
Subcategory: Art
Category: 8: Communication Artifact
Item Type: Still image
Date Created or Published (clean) (2): D:00 M:00 Y:1904
Date Created or Published (clean) (1): D:00 M:00 Y:1900
DateType-PublicationStatus: q
Creation Date (Original): early 1900s
Description: Photo--black and white: Shipyard along the Mendocino Coast. Ship appears to be in drydock and logs fille water. Circa early 1900s.
Title: Shipyard along the Mendocino Coast with a ship in drydock and logs in the water, about early 1900s
Local History and Culture Theme: Logging and Mining
Source of Title and Description Note: Title supplied by cataloger
Maps/StreetView: View location in Google Maps
Map Zoom Level: 11
Geocoding Status: Approximate geocoding
Longitude: -123.420471
Latitude: 39.381165
Street Address: Mendocino County, California
Geographic Metadata Source: GNIS
California County: Mendocino
State or Province: California
Country: United States
Subject (Time Period): 1900-1909
Filename: casebwsc_pho_011659.jp2
Credit line: Courtesy, Western Sonoma County Historical Society
Subject keywords: Logging and Mining; 1900-1909; United States; California; Mendocino
Single date for City of SR GIS: D:00 M:00 Y:1902
Collection(s): Western Sonoma County Historical Society Collection

IIIF manifest: https://iiif.quartexcollections.com/sonomalibrary/iiif/90be188e-75ca-4765-aac3-e35aac18d8d1/manifest

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