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Title: Fishermans Wharf Monterey (CA), Chrome unused Description: Entrance to one of Monterey's most popular and interesting attractions. A quaint and colorful cluster of fine seafood restaurants, fresh fish stalls, and numerous souvenir shops. Here bases the commercial and sport fishing fleet and playful sea lions cavort around the pilings.		Title: Monterey Bay Aquarium Monterey (CA), Continental Chrome unused Description: Perched on the granite outcrops of Cannery Row, the Monterey Bay Aquarium explores the facts, myths and mysteries of Monterey Bay, one of the world's richest marine regions. The Monterey Bay Aquarium on Cannery Row is among the Worlds largest. Its galleries and exhibits explore the facts, myths and mysteries of the bay beyond its decks. More than 6500 creatures represent some 525 species of regional marine life.

Title: First Theatre In California 1847 Monterey (CA), Divided Back unused		Title: Casa Munras Garden Hotel Monterey (CA), Chrome PM 1963 May-01 Description: The Casa Munras is located in the heart of the first capital of California, Monterey - Filled with the atmosphere of gracious elegance and tradition at hospitality of Early California, the Casa Munras is a complete garden resort hotel - 135 Delightful Rooms, Heated Pool, Shops, Modern Recreational and conference facilities, Cocktails, Dinner and Dancing. a Master Hosts motor Hotel.

Title: Fisherman's Wharf Monterey (CA), Chrome unused Description: Attractive gift shops, excellent sea-food restaurants and fish markets.		Title: Fisherman's Wharf Monterey (CA), Chrome unused Description: This picturesque old wharf is a must for the Monterey Peninsula visitor. Here are many gift shops, markets, restaurants, fishing party boats, a wharf theatre and the Wharf Aquarium with pet seals and sea lions. Commercial Fishing Boats and pleasure craft are moored in the Harbor.


Title: Monterey Bay Monterey (CA), Chrome unused Description: This beautiful bay was discovered in 1542 by Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo. It was Sebastian Vizaino, sailing north from Mexico, who in 1602 wrote such glowing reports of the "Noble harbor" which he promptly named in honor of the Viceroy of New Spain, Gaspar de Zuniga, Count of Monterey. In 1818 Hypolite Bouchard, the French pirate, raided the town and pillaged for a week before sailing south. Monterey was the seat of intrigue and plotting even up to the time Commodore Sloat raised the American flag over the Customhouse in 1846. Today Monterey is a modern town with a touch of the past . . . M. P.		Title: Fisherman's Wharf Monterey (CA), Chrome unused Description: Fisherman's Wharf Monterey, California is a tourist center with numerous good restaurants, gift shops, and headquarters for charter fishing boat

Title: Monterey Monterey (CA), Chrome unused Description: Santa Catalina School in the foreground with Del Monte Golf Course (est. 1894) on the left. Center is the U.S. Naval Post Graduate School (Old Del Monte Hotel). Monterey City, Harbor Boat Marina and Old Fisherman's Wharf in upper left, and Cannery Row and Pacific Grove in distance at top. Santa Cruz is 22 miles across the bay to the north.		Title: Old Fisherman's Wharf Monterey (CA), Chrome unused Description: One of Monterey's many points of interest is this picturesque wharf - lined with excellent restaurants, fresh fish stalls, and souvenir shops. The busy fishing fleet gathers here between catches.

Title: The Sherman Rose Tree Monterey (CA), Divided Back unused		Title: Old Custom House Monterey (CA), Divided Back unused

Title: Casa Munras Garden Hotel Monterey (CA), Continental Chrome PM 1978 Oct-12 Description: This sheltered pool is one of many fine features at The Casa. 130 attractive rooms and suites in a colorful garden setting. Pleasant cocktail lounge. Coffee shop. Dinner and dancing nightly. Excellent golf packages. Splendid facilities for meetings, banquets, private parties. Casa Munras Garden Hotel, Munras and Fremont, Monterey, California 93940. Phone:(408) 375-2411.		Title: Map Of The Monterey Peninsula Monterey (CA), Linen unused Description: There are three organized communities, Monterey, Pacific Grove and Carmel. In addition to these there is the Hotel del Monte and their properties. Monterey is one of the most picturesque of American cities. It is known as the city of three flags and the cradle of California's history and romance. The American flag was first raised in July 1846--- making this U.S. possession and in Sept. l1849 the first state capitol was located here. Pacific Grove is a beautiful city of homes, on the northern top of the peninsula. Carmel is a picturesque town located in a dense pine forest with a beautiful bay frontage and a mountainous background. This quaint village has become nationally known as an artists colony.

Title: San Carlos Borromeo (El Carmel Mission) Monterey (CA), Linen unused Description: San Carlos is the second mission in the order of founding and is situated in Carmelo Valley; it is in a good state of preservation to-day and is well noted for its fine type of mission architecture		Title: Hotel Del Monte Monterey (CA), Divided Back unused Description: Road of A Thousand Wonders, Southern Pacific.

Title: Map Of The Monterey Peninsula Monterey (CA), Linen unused Description: There are three organized communities, Monterey, Pacific Grove and Carmel. In addition to these there is the Hotel del Monte and their properties. Monterey is one of the most picturesque of American cities. It is known as the city of three flags and the cradle of California's history and romance. The American flag was first raised in July 1846-making this U.S. possession and in Sept, 1849 the first state capitol was located here. Pacific Grove is a beautiful city of homes, on the northern top of the peninsula. Carmel is a picturesque town located in a dense pine forest with a beautiful bay frontage and a mountainous background. This quaint village has become nationally known as an artists colony.		Title: Colton Hall Monterey (CA), Chrome unused Description: Colton Hall in Monterey, California's first state capitol building, was the scene of the first Constitutional Convention -- 1849. It was named for Reverend Walter Colton, Monterey's alcalde, who had been chaplain of the historic frigate "Congress."

Title: Arch Rock, Pacific Grove Monterey (CA), Divided Back unused		Title: C512 - Angelo's Monterey (CA), Chrome PM 1947 Apr-19 Description: Situated on Fishermen's Wharf is famous for its seafood dishes, Italian pizza, and its artistic decorations which caused a civic controversy.

Title: The Bar Room Monterey (CA), Chrome unused Description: Built in 1847 by Jack Swan, it was used at various times as a sailors' boarding house and whalers' headquarters. In the spring of 1848 the first paid theatrical performance in California was given here.		Title: Colton Hall Monterey (CA), Chrome unused Description: Colton Hall in Monterey, California's first state capitol building, was the scene of the first Constitutional Convention - 1849. It was named for Reverend Walter Colton - administrative officer of Monterey.

Title: Old Spanish Mission Monterey (CA), Divided Back unused Description: Built in 1770		Title: Old Custom House Monterey (CA), Divided Back unused

Title: House Of The Four Winds Monterey (CA), Divided Back unused		Title: Block House Monterey (CA), Divided Back unused

Title: Hotel Del Monte Monterey (CA), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused Description: Hotel Del Monte, The world famous seaside and winter resort, near Monterey.		Title: The Maze Monterey (CA), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused Description: The Maze, Hotel Del Monte Grounds.

Title: Robert Louis Stevenson House Monterey (CA), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1906 Sep-06		Title: Junipero Serra's Monument Monterey (CA), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1905 Jul-27

Title: Colton Hall Monterey (CA), Chrome unused Description: Built in 1847-1849 by the first American Alcelde, Walter Colton, as the Town Hall. In 1849 the Constitutional Convention met here. The upper floor has been restored by the Monterey City Museum Board and is open to the public. The jail adjoining was built in 1854.		Title: Old Custom House Monterey (CA), Chrome unused Description: Built during the Mexican period, it is he oldest remaining government building west of the Rockies. Here commodore John Drake Sloat raised the American flag on July 7, 1846, proclaiming California part of the United States. Now a State Historical Monument.

Title: On View At Harbor House Gifts Monterey (CA), Chrome unused Description: Old Fisherman's Wharf, Monterey, California, Grand Daddy of all Clocks. Ten feet high and more than a life time to carve.		Title: Scenic Bay Cruise Monterey (CA), Chrome unused

Title: Harbor House Monterey (CA), Chrome unused Description: Distinctive Gifts Old Fishermans Wharf Monterey Ca		Title: On View At Harbor House Gifts Monterey (CA), Chrome unused Description: Old Fisherman's Wharf, Monterey, California, Largest known Cypress and Sea oil on Canvas by Richard Hamilton. 23 feet long by 8 feet high.

Title: Monterey Theatre Monterey (CA), Real Photo unused		Title: Hotel Del Monte Monterey (CA), Real Photo unused

Title: Hotel Del Monte Lobby Monterey (CA), Real Photo unused		Title: Robert Louis Stevenson House Monterey (CA), Divided Back unused

Title: Barracks Presidio Of Monterey Monterey (CA), Divided Back PM 1918 Jul-05		Title: Live Oaks, Hotel Del Monte Grounds Monterey (CA), Linen unused

Title: MISSION INN, Patio Showing New Wing Monterey (CA), Linen unused		Title: General Sherman Home Monterey (CA), Linen PM 1939

Title: Rober Louis Stevenson House Monterey (CA), Linen unused Description: The Stevenson House was buit in 1840 by Rafer Gonzaler and was formerly known as "The French Hotel" .Here Robert Louis Stevenson spent the fall months of 1879 and among other works wroth "Vendetta of the West " .This is the only remaining house in the West that was occupied by Stevenson.		Title: Old Custom House Monterey (CA), Linen PM 1937 Description: OLD CUSTOM HOUSE, A Long marrow Adobe Building with a tower at each and ,standing near shore of monterey Bay.The oldest portion datwes to 1814 and was used necessaries by the Spabish, Mexeican and American Grovenments. It was here on only 7th 1846 ,the Amercian Flag was raised by commodore Jobn Drake Sloat, signalizing the passing Califirnia from Mexican rule.

Title: Campus - Y.W.Ca. Conefrence Grounds Monterey (CA), Divided Back unused Description: CAMPUS - Y.W.CA. CONEFRENCE GROUNDS ASILOMAR, MONTEREY CO.		Title: Point Lobos Near Y.W.Ca. Conefrence Grounds Monterey (CA), Divided Back unused Description: POINT LOBOS NEAR Y.W.CA. CONEFRENCE GROUNDS ASILOMAR, MONTEREY CO

Title: El Carmel Mission Monterey (CA), Divided Back unused Description: FOUNDED 1770. SAN CARLOS IS THE SECOND MISSION IN THE ORDER OF FOUNDING AND IS SITUATED IN CARMELO VALLEY; IT IS IN A GOOD STATE OF PRESERVATION TO-DAY AND IS WEEL NOTED FOR ITS FINE TYPE OF MISSION ARCHITECTURE. "ON THE ROAD OF A THOUSAND WONDERS"		Title: Cannery Row Monterey (CA), Chrome unused Description: CANNERY ROWIS IN THE FOREGROUND. BEAUTIFUL MONTEREY BOAT HARBOR IS SEEN ON THE LEFT SIDE OF THE PICTURE

Title: Cannery Row Monterey (CA), Chrome unused Description: CANNERY ROWIS IN THE FOREGROUND. BEAUTIFUL MONTEREY BOAT HARBOR IS SEEN ON THE LEFT SIDE OF THE PICTURE		Title: Stevenson House, State Historical Monument. Monterey (CA), Chrome unused Description: FRONT VIEW OF BUILDING, JUAN GIRARDIN PURCHASED THIS 1838 ABOBE FROM RAFAEL GONZALES IN 1856, AND CHANGED THE FRONT TO ACCOMMODATE HIS GENERAL STORE. ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON WAS A TENANT OF GIRARDIN'S WIDOW IN 1879, WHILE BRIEFLY IN MONTEREY.

Title: Colton Hall Monterey (CA), Chrome unused Description: EIRST CAPITAL. THIS WAS THE FIRST CAPITOL BUILDING OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA AND WAS ERECTED IN 1849 BY THE REV. WALTER COLTON, CHAPLAIN OF THE FRIGATE CONGRESS, AND ALCALDE OF MONTEREY 1846-1848. THE FIRST CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION MET HERE ON SEPT. 1st,1849.		Title: First Theatre In California Monterey (CA), Chrome unused Description: A HISTORIC FIRST IN THE GROWTH OF THE NATION'S MOST POPULOUS STATE - AN IMPORTANT TOURIST ATTRACTION

Title: Old Custom House Monterey (CA), Chrome unused Description: NESTLED UNDER A BEAUTIFUL MONTEREY CYPRESS, THIS HISTORIC OLD BUILDING IS A FAMOUS LANDMARK VISITED BY ALL TOURISTS.		Title: Monterey Peninsula, California Monterey (CA), Chrome PM 1962 Description: MONTEREY PENINSULA, CALIFORNIA ...HERE IS PROBABLY ONE OF THE WORLD'S MOST PHOTOGRAPHED TREES. Taraval Rambler San Francisco

Title: California'S First Theater Monterey (CA), Chrome unused Description: BUILT IN 1847 BY JACK SWAN, IT WAS USED AT VARIOUS TIMES AS A SAILORS' BOARDING HOUSE AND WHALERS' HEADQUARTERS. IN THE SPRING OF 1848 THE FIRST PAID THEATRICAL PERFORMANCE INCALIFORNIA WAS GIVEN HERE. NOW A STATE HISTORICAL MONUMENT.		Title: San Carlos Mission Monterey (CA), Divided Back

Title: Witch Tree Monterey (CA), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused		Title: From The Windows Of Hotel Del Monte Monterey (CA), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused

Title: Hotel Del Monte Monterey (CA), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused Description: Photograph taken at his Lititz residence in 1877. Eminent pioneer of California who founded Sacramento in 1839 and over whose lands poured the gold rush of 1849. Lived his last nine years in Lititz and is interred in an honored corner of the nearby Moravian Cemetery		Title: Casa Munras Garden Hotel Monterey (CA), Chrome unused Description: The Casa Munras is located in the heart of the first capital of California, Monterey. Filled with the atmosphere of gracious elegance and traditional hospitality of Early California, the Casa Munras is a complete garden resort hotel - 135 Delightful Rooms, Heated pool. Shops. Modern Recreational and conference facilities, Cocktails, Dinner and Dancing.

Title: Stevenson House Monterey (CA), Chrome PM 1958 Description: Built in the late 1830's by Rafael Gonzales as his home. Later it became the store and home of the Girard in family with whom Robert Louis Stevenson roomed in the fall of 1879. Now a State Historical Monument		Title: San Carlos Mission Monterey (CA), Divided Back PM 1912

Title: C520 - Royal Presidio Chapel Monterey (CA), Linen unused Description: The only Presidio Church to survive the changes of California history is this remarkable building in Montrrey, completed in 1795. This structure has been in constant use since its completion.		Title: Royal Presidio Chapel Monterey (CA), Chrome unused Description: Founded June 3, 1770, it is the only presidio Chapel remaining in California. It has been in continuous use since 1795.

Title: Dennis The Menace Playground, El Estero Park Monterey (CA), Chrome unused Description: El Estero Park has a lagoon for sailboats, a ball park, picnic grounds, youth center, and Dennis the Menace playground. The playground was designed by Hawk Ketcham, creator of "Dennis the Menace," and designer-Sculptor Arch Garner.		Title: Greetings From Monterey County Monterey (CA), Linen unused Description: Key To Views On Other Side:- M - Bixby Creek Bridge, O - Among The Big Trees N - Royal Presidio Chapel T - The Beach E - Breakers On West Cliff Drive R - Robert Louis Stevenson House E - Old Customs House Y - Yacht Racing.

Title: Angelo's Monterey (CA), Chrome unused Description: Situated on Fisherman's Wharf is famous for its seafood dishes, Italian pizza, and its artistic decorations which caused a civic controversy.		Title: White House Lodge, 1262 Munras Ave Monterey (CA), Chrome unused Description: Located on the Monterey-Carmel Highway #1 Newest Post -Adobe Motel with the latest modern conveniences and the traditional charm you expect of the Peninsula. Ethan Allen Furnishing - Individually Heated Rooms - Tiled Tubs & Showers - Free Radios & TV

Title: Greetings From Monterey Monterey (CA), Linen unused Description: Key to views on other side :- Upper left - Fishing Fleet Upper right - First California theatre Lower left - Royal Presidio Chapel Lower right - Old Customs House		Title: Hotel San Carlos Monterey (CA), Linen unused Description: A beautiful nine story fire-proof building of Spanish architecture, situated in the heart of Monterey.

Title: Air View Of Monterey Monterey (CA), Linen unused Description: The Presidio and Pacific Grove On the Monterey Peninsula, there are three organized communities, Monterey, Pacific Grove and Carmel. Monterey is one of the most picturesque of American cities, and is rich in historical interest, many of the old landmarks still stand. This view shows a portion of the business section, and the fishing fleet at anchor in the bay. Nearby, may be seen the Presidio of Monterey, an army post covering some 400 acres, which is the garrison for officers and enlisted men of the Cavalry and Field Artillery. Beyond in a forest of pines and fronting on the bay, is the residential community of Pacific Grove, a city of unusual beauty. This is the starting point of the famous 17 mile Drive, which follows the rugged and beautiful coast line, through the Del Monte Forest, to the famed and picturesque village of Carmel.		Title: Air View Of The Monterey Peninsula Monterey (CA), Linen unused Description: Showing Del Monte Hotel, Monterey, Pacific Grove and in Distance Carmel. On the Monterey Peninsula, there are three organized communities, Monterey, Pacific Grove and Carmel. In addition to this is the Del Monte Hotel and properties. Monterey is one of the most picturesque of American cities. It is known as the city of three flags, and the cradle of California's history. California's first state capitol was located here, as well as many other historical landmarks, which today unfold the romance of "Old Monterey". Pacific Grove is modern, progressive residential city of unusual beauty, and is the edge of Monterey Bay. Carmel is a village of unusual quaintness and beauty nestled among the pines with a superb bay frontage and a mounatinous background. It is a community of the artist, the writer, the poet, the scientist, the painter and the playwright- a cultural center of unusual interest and famous the world over.

Title: Royal Presidio Chapel Monterey (CA), Linen unused Description: Mission San Carlos De Monterey was founded in 1770 by Father Junipero Serra and later abandoned when he founded the Carmel Mission in 1771. The Royal Presidio Chapel of Monterey now used as a place of public worship was built on the site of the old mission in 1794		Title: Old Whaling Station Monterey (CA), Linen unused Description: Monterey, the first capital of California, is situated on the shores of Monterey Bay. It is rich in historical interest, many of the old buildings still stand. California's first Whaling Station, which has been restored, was established in 1855.

Title: The House Of Four Winds Monterey (CA), Linen unused Description: This rambling old structure was the first in this community to boast of a weather vane. From this fact and that also its roof slopes four ways, it received the above name. It was built by Thomas O. Larkin in 1834 and was the first Hall of Records of the state.		Title: The First Brick Building In California Monterey (CA), Linen unused Description: Built in 1849 by Duncan Dickenson, a Virginian, and one of the survivors of the famous Donner Party, who came to California in 1846.The house as it stands, is only one wing of the building originally planned. With the Gold Rush in 1849, Dickenson left town, and never returned.

Title: Fishing Fleet At Anchor Monterey (CA), Linen unused Description: A colorful sight are the hundreds of gaily painted fishing craft, riding at anchor in the quiet waters of the bay near Fishermen's Wharf. Monterey is the largest sardine port in the world.		Title: Sherman And Halleck Headquarters And The Thomas O. Larkin House Monterey (CA), Linen unused Description: In 1832, Thomas O. Larkin came to Monterey. He opened a wholesale and retail store, and became the first and only United States Consul to California. Next to the Larkin House, is an old adobe, built by Larkin in 1834.Here was headquartered William Tecumseh Sherman, when he was stationed at Monterey. At that time, the man who was later to be a Civil War General was a Lieutenant. General Halleck was also headquartered here. Sherman as a youth in Monterey, figured in one of the Monterey's wistful legends.

Title: Hotel Del Monte From Lake Monterey (CA), Divided Back PM 1908		Title: In The Tea Garden Monterey (CA), Divided Back unused Description: Sherman Rose

Title: Sandstone Hotel Monterey (CA), Divided Back unused Description: Sandstone Hotel at Tassajara Hot Springs		Title: Mission Inn Monterey (CA), Divided Back unused Description: Mission Inn One of Monterey's oldest historic adobe buildings Built By Jose Estrada in the Early American Era

Title: Old Custom House Monterey (CA), Divided Back unused		Title: Officer's Club Monterey (CA), Divided Back unused Description: Presidio of Monterey

Title: Barracks Monterey (CA), Divided Back unused Description: Presidio of Monterey		Title: Point Lobos Monterey (CA), Divided Back unused Description: Monterey County

Title: Mission Inn Monterey (CA), Divided Back unused Description: Mission Inn One of Monterey's oldest historic buildings Opposite post office.		Title: Public Library Monterey (CA), Divided Back unused

Title: Asilomar Resort Hotel Monterey Peninsula (CA), Linen PM 1939 Description: Merrill Hall. The Auditorium and indoor playground		Title: First Lumber House In California Monterey (CA), Divided Back PM 1911

Title: First Brick Building In California 1847 Monterey (CA), Real Photo PM 1907		Title: Midway Point, 17 Mile Drive Monterey Peninsula (CA), Linen PM 1948 Description: Midway Point on the famous 17 Mile Drive is probably one of the most notable landmarks in the West. The Famous Lone Cypress stands gaunt and brave. Nowhere else in the world are trees like these. The combination of these old haggard and twisted cypress, with pines and cedars that fringe this rock bound coast blend into scenes of unforgetable grandeur.

Title: Greetings from Monterey Peninsula Monterey (CA), Linen unused		Title: First American Theatre in California Monterey (CA), Linen unused Description: This theatre was built by Jack Swan in 1843 as a lodging house and saloon. It was the first building in California where admission was charged ( sometimes as much as $5.00 a seat) for theatrical performances. Now owned by the state it is a historical museum and sometimes used for revivals of early melodramas by modern Troupers of the Gold Coast

Title: Casa Munras Hotel Monterey (CA), Chrome PM 1956 Description: First erected by Estaban Munras, the first diplomat from Spain to California, in 1824, Casa Munras has grown to be the Peninsula's largest-over 100 cottage units-swim pool-excellent food		Title: Public Library Monterey (CA) unused

Title: Officers' Club Monterey (CA) unused		Title: Cypress, 17 Mile Drive Monterey Peninsula (CA) unused Description: These strange, but strikingly picturesque trees so common on the Monterey Peninsula clinging to the rocks along this rugged coast, and on the nearby slopes are native to this locality and play an important part in the scenic grandeur that abounds

Title: The First Brick Building in California Monterey (CA) unused Description: First Brick House Built in 1849 by Duncan Dickenson, a Virginian, and one of the survivors of the famous Donner Party, who came to California in 1846. The house as it stands, is only one wing of the building originally planned. With the Gold Rush in 1849, Dickenson left town, and never returned		Title: The Old custom House Monterey (CA) unused Description: Old Custom House ; To most people, the Old Custom House in Monterey is the most interesting building on the pacific Coast. In the earliest days, it was not only used for conduct of Royal business, but it was the social center for Spanish aristocrats. Here beneath the Spanish Flag, pressing matters of state were settled and gala balls were held. The upper end was built in 1814 by the Spaniards. The center section was built by the Mexicans when they had wrested independence from Spain. On July 7th, 1846, Commodore John Drake Sloat raised the American flag over the building, and the lower end of the custom house was added on by the Americans. It is along Adobe building and stands near the shore of Monterey Bay

Title: Sherman and Halleck Headquarters and the Thomas O. Larkin House Monterey (CA) unused Description: The Larkin House In 1832, Thomas O. Larkin came to Monterey. He opened a wholesale and retail store, and became the first and only United States Consul to California. Next to the Larkin House, is an old adobe, built by Larkin in 1834. Here was headquartered William Tecumseh Sherman, when he was stationed at Monterey. At that time, the man who was later to be a famous Civil War General was a Lieutenant. General Halleck was also headquartered here, Sherman as a youth in Monterey's wistful legends		Title: Old Whaling Station Monterey (CA) unused Description: Monterey, the first capital of California, is situated on the shores of Monterey Bay. It is rich in historical interest, many of the old buildings still stand. California's first Whaling Station, which has been restored, was established in 1855

Title: The Fishing Fleet at Anchor Monterey (CA) unused Description: A colorful sight are the hundreds of gaily painted fishing craft, riding at anchor in the quiet waters of the bay near Fishermen's Whart. Monterey is the largest sardine port in the world		Title: Royal Presidio Chapel Monterey (CA) unused Description: Mission San Carios De Monterey was founded in 1770 by Father Junipero Serra and later abandoned when he founded the Carmel Mission in 1771. The Royal Presidio Chapel of Monterey now used as a place of public worship was built on the site of the old mission in 1794

Title: Air View of the Monterey Peninsula Monterey (CA) unused Description: Showing Del Monte Hotel, Monterey, Pacific Grove and in Distance Carmel, On the Monterey Peninsula, there are three organized communities, Monterey, Pacific Grove and Carmel. In addition to this is the Del Monte Hotel and properties. Monterey is one of the most picturesque of American cities. It is known as the city of three flags, and the cradle of California's history. California's first state capital was located here, as well as many other historical landmarks, which today unfold the romance of ""Old Monterey."" Pacific Grove is a modern, progressive residential city of unusual beauty, and is situated in the midst of a pine forest on the edge of Monterey Bay. Carmel is a village of unusual quaintness and beauty nestled among te pines with a superb bay frontage and a mountainous background. It is a community of the artist, the writer, the poet, the scientist, the painter and the playwright - a cultural center of unusual interest and famous the world over		Title: Old Custom House Monterey (CA), Divided Back PM 1909 Aug-15

Title: Midway Point Monterey (CA), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused		Title: The Monterey Cypress Monterey (CA), Linen PM 1944 May-09 Description: The picturesque Monterey cypress and pain trees cling to precarious footholds on the cliffs, still lifting their gnarled branches in defiance to the ocean gales which have twisted them into such grotesque shapes.

Title: Holiday Inn Monterey Monterey (CA), Chrome PM 1980 Aug-00 Description: Monterey Peninsula's Only Beachfront Hotel		Title: Point Pinos Lighthouse Monterey (CA), Divided Back PM 1910 Jul-16

Title: Surf On Seventeen Mile Drive Monterey (CA), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1906 Sep-06		Title: Midway Point Monterey (CA), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1906 Aug-14

Title: Carmel Mission Monterey (CA), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1905 Jul-25		Title: Ivy Grove At Hotel Monterey Monterey (CA), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused

Title: Witch Tree Monterey (CA), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1915 Aug-25		Title: Cypress Trees On Seventeen Mile Drive Monterey (CA), Divided Back unused Description: Seventeen Mile Drive, near Monterey, California. On line of S.P.R.R.

Title: The Ostrich Monterey (CA), Divided Back PM 1911 Sep-24 Description: Seventeen Mile Drive, near Monterey, California. On line of S.P.R.R.		Title: Ort Ord Monterey (CA), Linen unused Description: OVERLOOKING THE BLUE WATERS OF MONTEREY BAY, JUST A SHORT DISTANCE FROM HISTORIC OLD MONTEREY, CALIFORNIA'S FIRST CAPITAL, FORT ORD IS AN EXCELLENT ALL-YEAR TRAINING GROUND.

Title: Carmel Mission Monterey (CA), Divided Back PM 1907		Title: Early Days In Monterey Monterey (CA), Divided Back PM 1919

Title: Hotel Del Monte Monterey (CA), Divided Back PM 1913		Title: The Old Custom House Porch Monterey (CA), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1909

Title: Laguna Seca Race Track Monterey Peninsula (CA), Chrome unused Description: The West's most colorful sports car race track and one of the top courses in America		Title: Greetings From Monterey County Monterey (CA), Linen unused Description: Key to views on Other side :- M - Bixby Creek Bridge O - Among The Big Trees N - Royal Presidio Chapel T - The Beach E - Breakers On West Cliff Drive R - Robert Louis Stevenson House E - Old Customs House Y - Yacht Racing

Title: Greetings From Monterey Monterey (CA), Linen unused Description: Monterey literally bristles with historical interest. Monterey was discovered by Carrillo. 50 years after Columbus discovered America. Most of the early day charm of California's first capital under the Spanish and later under the Mexican flag is retained in the historical old buildings and homes, relics of a romantic past. M - Old Customs House O - Larkin House N - Colton Hall (First Capitol) T - Ghost Tree, 17 Mile Drive E - Air View r - First Theatre in California E - Hotel San Carlos Y - Old Mission.		Title: Point Joe On 17 Mile Drive Monterey Peninsula (CA), Linen PM 1938 Description: Point Joe on the famous 17 mile drive is a point where seven ocean currents meet. Several ships have met disaster on this rugged point

Title: Hotel San Carlos Monterey (CA) unused Description: A beautiful nine story fire-proof building of Spanish architecture, situated in the heart of Monterey		Title: Home of Robert Louis Stevenson Monterey (CA) unused

Title: Fishing Fleet at Anchor Monterey (CA) unused		Title: Royal Presidio Chapel Monterey (CA) unused

Title: Home of Robert Louis Stevenson Monterey (CA) unused		Title: A Porttion of Monterey and the Presidio Monterey (CA), Linen unused

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