Parson Fuquey [i.e. Parson Fuqua] Ranch House

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  Finn Slaughter's Place, Fuquey [i.e. Fuqua] Ranch

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  Ranch House

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  Front wraparound porch, lawn, and landscaping of the James F. Crank residence on Fair Oaks Ranch. House is mostly obscured by large shade trees. A peacock sits in the lower right of the lawn.

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  Ranch house group

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  A group of men, women, and children sit or stand on the porch of a plain wood house. Rocks reinforce the foundation under the porch. Most wear hats, some of them men smoke pipes or cigarettes.

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  Shorb house, San Marino Ranch

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  A front view of the large three-story Shorb House on the San Marino Ranch. The house is white, with a dark roof, and has a wraparound porch. The house is surrounded by trees, and there is a passenger-less horse-drawn carriage on the right.

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  Shorb house, San Marino Ranch, after 1888

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  A view of the very large four-story Shorb house on the San Marino Ranch. The house is light, with a dark roof and accents, and has a large wraparound porch. James De Barth Shorb is sitting on the steps to the porch with a young woman who is probably one of his daughters, while two boys, probably his sons, stand on the path in front of the steps. There is a horse and buggy, with two men sitting on the buggy, on the left.

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  Ranch house, San Antonio Ranch, Gov. H.T. Gage

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  Image of the ranch house owned by Henry Tifft Gage, a former California governor, on Rancho San Antonio (present day Bell Gardens, California), showing various potted plants on a covered porch with striped awnings.

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