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Annie and Lee Mitchell, Ducor, California, ca 1912

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Annie and Lee Mitchell, Ducor, California, ca 1912, 1912 (Internet Archive)
Annie and Lee Mitchell, Ducor, California, ca 1912, 1912 (Internet Archive)
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Public-domain 1912 historical photograph of Annie and Lee Mitchell posing in their front yard in Ducor, California, with bank building visible in background.


Annie and Lee Mitchell stand in their front yard in Ducor, a small community in Tulare County, in California's San Joaquin Valley. A bank building is visible behind them.

The photograph was taken around 1912. No photographer is named. The record identifies the two figures by name but gives no detail about their relationship, occupation, or circumstances.

Tulare County lies in a farming region that saw heavy settlement in the late nineteenth century and relied on irrigated agriculture. The photograph comes from the county library's local history collection, which documents ordinary residents, families, and businesses rather than public figures.

Compiled from the catalogue record and reference notes on the formats and events involved. The archive record above is the primary source.


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