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Big Pine
in the early 1900s |
All
photo cards on this page courtesy of Rich McCutchan archives
unless otherwise noted.
The photographs of early residents are from two personal scrapbooks
of Big Pine residents which Rich recently acquired. |
When
Big Pine was "nearly" still a pioneer town (1900).
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Main
Street
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Main
Street
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Main
Street
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Grammar
School
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Town
Hall
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Library
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Movin'
out the sheep
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Crocker
Avenue
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The
Fire House!
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"A Near
View of the High Sierra"[pdf]
by John Muir

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Glimpses
of early Big Pine
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Hotel Butler |
Hotel Butler |

Pioneer Pageant |
Big Pine Swimming
Pool |

Joseph's Groceries |

Unknown residents |
"Wood for
the Home Fires"[pdf]
by Clarice Tate Uhlmeyer |

Tom Tate on
his horse Billy which he rode to and from his farm in Big Pine
during the 1920s |
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Esther Tate
(Tom's wife) |
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Vintage
Eastern Sierra Brochures |
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Cerro
Gordo |
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More,
Early Big Pine |
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More
Early Big Pine |
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Early
Bishop Residents |
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Mary
Austin |
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The
Carson & Colorado Railroad in Owens Valley |
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This page was last updated on
25 August 2007
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