Pacific Grove Museum Archives: Tuttle Collection: Subject: Outside Pacific Grove & Misc.

OUTSIDE PACIFIC GROVE & MISC.

#113

Long #: 21.2-113-B
Negative size: 5" x 8"
Date: c1895
Place: Del Monte
Binder: Outside PG
Saint John's Chapel at Del Monte (moved in 1957 to 1490 Mark Thomas Drive, Monterey). Designed by architect Ernest Coxhead; built 1891. Episcopalian church founded by C.P. Huntington and C.H. Crocker. Shows elaborate arch with eagle emblem over gate, white fence. Signed "Tuttle" in lower right corner.
Similar images: #105, #111, and #113.
#105

Long #: 21.1-105-B
Negative size: 5" x 8"
Date: c1895
Place: Del Monte
Binder: Outside PG
Saint John's Chapel at Del Monte (moved in 1957 to 1490 Mark Thomas Drive, Monterey). Designed by architect Ernest Coxhead; built 1891. Episcopalian church founded by C.P. Huntington and C.H. Crocker. Shows elaborate arch with eagle emblem over gate, white fence. Signed "Tuttle" in lower right corner.
Similar images: #105, #111, and #113.

#111

Long #: 21.2-111-B
Negative size: 5" x 8"
Date: c1895
Place: Del Monte
Binder: Outside PG
Saint John's Chapel at Del Monte (moved in 1957 to 1490 Mark Thomas Drive, Monterey). Designed by architect Ernest Coxhead; built 1891. Episcopalian church founded by C.P. Huntington and C.H. Crocker. Shows elaborate arch with eagle emblem over gate, white fence. Signed "Tuttle" in lower right corner.
Similar images: #105, #111, and #113.
#341

Long #: 08.0-341-B
Early index #: 341
Box/CD: 08.0
Orientation: Horizontal
Negative size: 4" x 5"
Date: January 08, 1902, Sunday
Place: Carmel
Binder: Outside PG
Copy photo of Carmel Mission. Pat Hathaway identifies the original photo is by Carleton E. Watkins, c1880.

#064

Long #: 11.0-064-B
Negative size: 7" x 5"
Date: c1880
Place: Carmel
Binder: Outside PG
Copy of ink drawing of ruined mission. Notation on artwork reads: "Carmel Mission before Restoration / from a sketch by William Keith, also marked E. L. Pierce. Additional artwork on mat.
#253

Long #: 03.0-253-B
Negative size: 4" x 5"
Date: c1900
Place: Monterey
Binder: Outside PG
Old Mexican Jail, downtown Monterey. Built in 1806. Probably a copy photo. Pat Hathaway identifies this as the work of photographer C.W. J. Johnson.

#263

Long #: 04.0-263-LB
Negative size: 4" x 5"
Date: c1900
Place:
Binder: Landscape
Picket fence, grave(?) marker: Gen. P.E. Connor(?), earth mounded, vine-covered object.
#494

Long #: 28.2-494-LB
Negative size: 5" x 8"
Date: c1891
Place:
Binder: Landscape
View of a cemetery (not El Carmelo), centered on Ingham family plot. Large marker reads: "Mary Justina wife of Geo. F. Ingham / Jan. 3 1891 / 38 yrs 11 mo 27 days / Native of Stoughton, Mass." Fresh flowers on small marker to left.

#121

Long #: 21.2-121-BL
Negative size: 5" x 8"
Date: c1891
Place:
Binder: Landscape
Close up of Ingham family marker, which reads: "Mary Justina wife of Geo. F. Ingham / Jan. 3 1891 / 38 yrs 11 mo 27 days / Native of Stoughton, Mass." Not at El Carmelo Cemetery.
#488

Long #: 28.2-488-LB
Negative size: 5" x 8"
Date: c1891
Place:
Binder: Landscape
View of a cemetery (not El Carmelo), centered on Ingham family plot. Large marker reads: "Mary Justina wife of Geo. F. Ingham / Jan. 3 1891 / 38 yrs 11 mo 27 days / Native of Stoughton, Mass." Fresh flowers on small marker to left.

#343

Long #: 08.0-343-L
Negative size: 4" x 5"
Date: c1901
Place: Monterey
Binder: Landscape
Oak stump with some foliage, and a white wooden cross at right. This was called the Vizcaino-Serra Oak, and marked the site where Sebastian Vizcaino said Mass in 1602 and Father Serra said Mass in 1770. The tree was also dubbed "The Charter Tree," and died around 1904. Part of the tree was later made into a chair and another part was placed behind the Royal Presidio Chapel in Monterey. The site is now beneath Lighthouse Avenue, but a nearby Celtic cross-on Pacific Street near the gate to the Presidio-has replaced the wooden cross.
Condition note: Flat image, double exposure.
Identified by Pat Hathaway. Also see entry in Clark's Monterey County Place Names for more info.
#465

Long #: 27.2-465-BLP
Negative size: 5" x 8"
Date: c1895
Place: Del Monte
Binder: Outside PG
According to Pebble Beach Archivist Neal Hotelling, this is "the Del Monte Club House, which was on the Hotel Del Monte Grounds along a path between the Hotel and golf course. The Swiss-Gothic club house featured billiards and bowling and was once a once popular stop." Girl with bicycle stands out front. Flagpole on roof.

#592

Long #: 09.0-592-LB
Negative size: 4" x 5"
Date: c1900
Place: Monterey
Binder: Outside PG
Presidio of Monterey, showing sweeping view of Monterey Bay. Canons in foreground, statue of Father Junipero Serra's landing near center of image, in distance. Shows various wharfs, buildings in Monterey, workers' houses, railroad wharf.
See image #342 for close up of Serra statue.
#342

Long #: 08.0-342-I
Negative size: 5" x 4"
Date: c1891
Place: Monterey
Binder: Outside PG
Stone statue of Father Serra and boat. Erected by Jane Stanford in 1891. Commemorates the June 3, 1770 landing of Father Serra. Located on Presidio in Monterey.
Condition note: Scan much better than print. Bottom left corner missing from negative, taped, out of focus.

#268

Long #: 04.0-268-LB
Negative size: 5" x 4"
Date: c1900
Place:
Binder: Outside PG
Curved road, house and garden in background.
#252

Long #: 03.0-252-L
Negative size: 5" x 4"
Date: c1901
Place: Big Sur
Binder: Outside PG
Forest glen with large white rock and stream, probably the Big Sur River. Tuttle marked the negative sleeve, "San Jose Creek," probably refering to an area now called Rancho San Carlos, though the Big Sur location seems more likely.
Condition note: Scan looks better than print, which is flat.
Matches image of rock in Big Sur supplied by Pat Hathaway.

#275

Long #: 04.0-275-PB
Negative size: 4" x 5"
Date: c1900
Place:
Binder: Outside PG
Native American woman near porch pulls on rope. Anglo woman looks on, young boy looks at camera. Rustic farm, well, and chaparral-covered mountains in background. Woman ringing bell?
Same location in images #275, #276, #277, and #279.
#276

Long #: 04.0-276-PBA
Negative size: 4" x 5"
Date: c1900
Place:
Binder: Outside PG
Eight children, six donkeys at rustic farm.
Same location in images #275, #276, #277, and #279.

#277

Long #: 04.0-277-PB
Negative size: 4" x 5"
Date: c1900
Place:
Binder: Outside PG
Native American man near porch holds watermelon. Two pigs, rustic farm, windmill, and chaparral-covered mountains in background. Rope that woman pulled in image #275 wrapped around fencepost.
Same location in images #275, #276, #277, and #279.
#279

Long #: 04.0-279-PBA
Negative size: 4" x 5"
Date: c1900
Place:
Binder: Outside PG
Eight children, six donkeys at rustic farm.
Condition note: Crack across bottom right.
Same location in images #275, #276, #277, and #279.

#426

Long #: 13.0-426-PAB
Negative size: 5" x 7"
Date: c1900
Place: Spreckels
Binder: Outside PG
Four women in horse-drawn carriage on expanse in front of Spreckels mansion in Spreckels (near Salinas, CA). Identified by Pat Hathaway.
#301

Long #: 06.0-301-B
Negative size: 4" x 5"
Date: c1900
Place:
Binder: Outside PG
Industrial shed, horses, laborers in work clothes, machinery. Looks like commercial vegetable harvesting.
Condition note: Negative dark.

#043

Long #: 01.0-043-BP
Negative size: 4" x 5"
Date: c1900
Place: San Gabriel
Binder: Outside PG
Copy photo of "Echo" car of the Scenic Mount Lowe Railway on the Incline (leading up to Mount Lowe, above the San Gabriel Valley near Pasadena, in southern California. Built by David J. Macpherson and Professor Thaddeus Lowe. Last run was in 1937. Looks like Tuttle family members on board.
#269

Long #: 04.0-269-PL
Negative size: 4" x 5"
Date: c1900
Place: San Francisco
Binder: Outside PG
Three people stand at foot of grape-crushing / wine-making statue. Located in Golden Gate Park, San Francisco. Looks like Mrs. O.S. Trimmer tasting from cup.

#266

Long #: 04.0-266-BL
Negative size: 4" x 5"
Date: c1900
Place: San Francisco
Binder: Outside PG
Thatch-covered pavilion, Japanese-style tiled roof at right, several people in picture, Japanese garden ornaments. Golden Gate Park, San Francisco.

#112

Long #: 21.2-112-I
Negative size: 8" x 5"
Date: c1900
Place:
Binder: Outside PG
Copy photo of stained front page of Ulster County Gazette (New York State), Vol. 2, No. 88, Saturday, January 4, 1800. Story on the death of George Washington on page 2 (see image #510).
#510

Long #: 29.1-510-I
Negative size: 8" x 5"
Date: c1900
Place:
Binder: Outside PG
Copy photo of stained page 2 of Ulster County Gazette (New York State), Vol. 2, No. 88, Saturday, January 4, 1800. Story on the death of George Washington at bottom right. See #112 for front page of newspaper.
Condition note: Cracked negative, taped.

#270

Long #: 04.0-270-L
Negative size: 4" x 5"
Date: c1900
Place:
Binder: Outside PG
Close-up, slab of wood. "Monterey Cypress, cut for tree rings."
Looks like same piece of wood in images #108 and #270. #108

Long #: 11.0-108-L
Negative size: 5" x 7"
Date: c1900
Place:
Binder: Outside PG
Copy photo of slab of Cypress wood.
Looks like same piece of wood in images #108 and #270.

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#113 Long #: 21.2-113-B Negative size: 5" x 8" Date: c1895 Place: Del Monte Binder: Outside PG Saint John's Chapel at Del Monte (moved in 1957 to 1490 Mark Thomas Drive, Monterey). Designed by architect Ernest Coxhead; built 1891. Episcopalian church founded by C.P. Huntington and C.H. Crocker. Shows elaborate arch with eagle emblem over gate, white fence. Signed "Tuttle" in lower right corner. Similar images: #105, #111, and #113.		#105 Long #: 21.1-105-B Negative size: 5" x 8" Date: c1895 Place: Del Monte Binder: Outside PG Saint John's Chapel at Del Monte (moved in 1957 to 1490 Mark Thomas Drive, Monterey). Designed by architect Ernest Coxhead; built 1891. Episcopalian church founded by C.P. Huntington and C.H. Crocker. Shows elaborate arch with eagle emblem over gate, white fence. Signed "Tuttle" in lower right corner. Similar images: #105, #111, and #113.





#111 Long #: 21.2-111-B Negative size: 5" x 8" Date: c1895 Place: Del Monte Binder: Outside PG Saint John's Chapel at Del Monte (moved in 1957 to 1490 Mark Thomas Drive, Monterey). Designed by architect Ernest Coxhead; built 1891. Episcopalian church founded by C.P. Huntington and C.H. Crocker. Shows elaborate arch with eagle emblem over gate, white fence. Signed "Tuttle" in lower right corner. Similar images: #105, #111, and #113.		#341 Long #: 08.0-341-B Early index #: 341 Box/CD: 08.0 Orientation: Horizontal Negative size: 4" x 5" Date: January 08, 1902, Sunday Place: Carmel Binder: Outside PG Copy photo of Carmel Mission. Pat Hathaway identifies the original photo is by Carleton E. Watkins, c1880.





#064 Long #: 11.0-064-B Negative size: 7" x 5" Date: c1880 Place: Carmel Binder: Outside PG Copy of ink drawing of ruined mission. Notation on artwork reads: "Carmel Mission before Restoration / from a sketch by William Keith, also marked E. L. Pierce. Additional artwork on mat.		#253 Long #: 03.0-253-B Negative size: 4" x 5" Date: c1900 Place: Monterey Binder: Outside PG Old Mexican Jail, downtown Monterey. Built in 1806. Probably a copy photo. Pat Hathaway identifies this as the work of photographer C.W. J. Johnson.





#263 Long #: 04.0-263-LB Negative size: 4" x 5" Date: c1900 Place: Binder: Landscape Picket fence, grave(?) marker: Gen. P.E. Connor(?), earth mounded, vine-covered object.		#494 Long #: 28.2-494-LB Negative size: 5" x 8" Date: c1891 Place: Binder: Landscape View of a cemetery (not El Carmelo), centered on Ingham family plot. Large marker reads: "Mary Justina wife of Geo. F. Ingham / Jan. 3 1891 / 38 yrs 11 mo 27 days / Native of Stoughton, Mass." Fresh flowers on small marker to left.





#121 Long #: 21.2-121-BL Negative size: 5" x 8" Date: c1891 Place: Binder: Landscape Close up of Ingham family marker, which reads: "Mary Justina wife of Geo. F. Ingham / Jan. 3 1891 / 38 yrs 11 mo 27 days / Native of Stoughton, Mass." Not at El Carmelo Cemetery.		#488 Long #: 28.2-488-LB Negative size: 5" x 8" Date: c1891 Place: Binder: Landscape View of a cemetery (not El Carmelo), centered on Ingham family plot. Large marker reads: "Mary Justina wife of Geo. F. Ingham / Jan. 3 1891 / 38 yrs 11 mo 27 days / Native of Stoughton, Mass." Fresh flowers on small marker to left.





#343 Long #: 08.0-343-L Negative size: 4" x 5" Date: c1901 Place: Monterey Binder: Landscape Oak stump with some foliage, and a white wooden cross at right. This was called the Vizcaino-Serra Oak, and marked the site where Sebastian Vizcaino said Mass in 1602 and Father Serra said Mass in 1770. The tree was also dubbed "The Charter Tree," and died around 1904. Part of the tree was later made into a chair and another part was placed behind the Royal Presidio Chapel in Monterey. The site is now beneath Lighthouse Avenue, but a nearby Celtic cross-on Pacific Street near the gate to the Presidio-has replaced the wooden cross. Condition note: Flat image, double exposure. Identified by Pat Hathaway. Also see entry in Clark's Monterey County Place Names for more info.		#465 Long #: 27.2-465-BLP Negative size: 5" x 8" Date: c1895 Place: Del Monte Binder: Outside PG According to Pebble Beach Archivist Neal Hotelling, this is "the Del Monte Club House, which was on the Hotel Del Monte Grounds along a path between the Hotel and golf course. The Swiss-Gothic club house featured billiards and bowling and was once a once popular stop." Girl with bicycle stands out front. Flagpole on roof.





#592 Long #: 09.0-592-LB Negative size: 4" x 5" Date: c1900 Place: Monterey Binder: Outside PG Presidio of Monterey, showing sweeping view of Monterey Bay. Canons in foreground, statue of Father Junipero Serra's landing near center of image, in distance. Shows various wharfs, buildings in Monterey, workers' houses, railroad wharf. See image #342 for close up of Serra statue.		#342 Long #: 08.0-342-I Negative size: 5" x 4" Date: c1891 Place: Monterey Binder: Outside PG Stone statue of Father Serra and boat. Erected by Jane Stanford in 1891. Commemorates the June 3, 1770 landing of Father Serra. Located on Presidio in Monterey. Condition note: Scan much better than print. Bottom left corner missing from negative, taped, out of focus.





#268 Long #: 04.0-268-LB Negative size: 5" x 4" Date: c1900 Place: Binder: Outside PG Curved road, house and garden in background.		#252 Long #: 03.0-252-L Negative size: 5" x 4" Date: c1901 Place: Big Sur Binder: Outside PG Forest glen with large white rock and stream, probably the Big Sur River. Tuttle marked the negative sleeve, "San Jose Creek," probably refering to an area now called Rancho San Carlos, though the Big Sur location seems more likely. Condition note: Scan looks better than print, which is flat. Matches image of rock in Big Sur supplied by Pat Hathaway.





#275 Long #: 04.0-275-PB Negative size: 4" x 5" Date: c1900 Place: Binder: Outside PG Native American woman near porch pulls on rope. Anglo woman looks on, young boy looks at camera. Rustic farm, well, and chaparral-covered mountains in background. Woman ringing bell? Same location in images #275, #276, #277, and #279.		#276 Long #: 04.0-276-PBA Negative size: 4" x 5" Date: c1900 Place: Binder: Outside PG Eight children, six donkeys at rustic farm. Same location in images #275, #276, #277, and #279.





#277 Long #: 04.0-277-PB Negative size: 4" x 5" Date: c1900 Place: Binder: Outside PG Native American man near porch holds watermelon. Two pigs, rustic farm, windmill, and chaparral-covered mountains in background. Rope that woman pulled in image #275 wrapped around fencepost. Same location in images #275, #276, #277, and #279.		#279 Long #: 04.0-279-PBA Negative size: 4" x 5" Date: c1900 Place: Binder: Outside PG Eight children, six donkeys at rustic farm. Condition note: Crack across bottom right. Same location in images #275, #276, #277, and #279.





#426 Long #: 13.0-426-PAB Negative size: 5" x 7" Date: c1900 Place: Spreckels Binder: Outside PG Four women in horse-drawn carriage on expanse in front of Spreckels mansion in Spreckels (near Salinas, CA). Identified by Pat Hathaway.		#301 Long #: 06.0-301-B Negative size: 4" x 5" Date: c1900 Place: Binder: Outside PG Industrial shed, horses, laborers in work clothes, machinery. Looks like commercial vegetable harvesting. Condition note: Negative dark.





#043 Long #: 01.0-043-BP Negative size: 4" x 5" Date: c1900 Place: San Gabriel Binder: Outside PG Copy photo of "Echo" car of the Scenic Mount Lowe Railway on the Incline (leading up to Mount Lowe, above the San Gabriel Valley near Pasadena, in southern California. Built by David J. Macpherson and Professor Thaddeus Lowe. Last run was in 1937. Looks like Tuttle family members on board.		#269 Long #: 04.0-269-PL Negative size: 4" x 5" Date: c1900 Place: San Francisco Binder: Outside PG Three people stand at foot of grape-crushing / wine-making statue. Located in Golden Gate Park, San Francisco. Looks like Mrs. O.S. Trimmer tasting from cup.





#266 Long #: 04.0-266-BL Negative size: 4" x 5" Date: c1900 Place: San Francisco Binder: Outside PG Thatch-covered pavilion, Japanese-style tiled roof at right, several people in picture, Japanese garden ornaments. Golden Gate Park, San Francisco.





#112 Long #: 21.2-112-I Negative size: 8" x 5" Date: c1900 Place: Binder: Outside PG Copy photo of stained front page of Ulster County Gazette (New York State), Vol. 2, No. 88, Saturday, January 4, 1800. Story on the death of George Washington on page 2 (see image #510).		#510 Long #: 29.1-510-I Negative size: 8" x 5" Date: c1900 Place: Binder: Outside PG Copy photo of stained page 2 of Ulster County Gazette (New York State), Vol. 2, No. 88, Saturday, January 4, 1800. Story on the death of George Washington at bottom right. See #112 for front page of newspaper. Condition note: Cracked negative, taped.





#270 Long #: 04.0-270-L Negative size: 4" x 5" Date: c1900 Place: Binder: Outside PG Close-up, slab of wood. "Monterey Cypress, cut for tree rings." Looks like same piece of wood in images #108 and #270.		#108 Long #: 11.0-108-L Negative size: 5" x 7" Date: c1900 Place: Binder: Outside PG Copy photo of slab of Cypress wood. Looks like same piece of wood in images #108 and #270.