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Shades of Anaheim - Brothers

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Shades of Anaheim - Brothers, 1916 (Internet Archive)
Shades of Anaheim - Brothers, 1916 (Internet Archive)
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Historical portrait of Marcos Poblano and his brother Jesus in La Fabrica, Anaheim, California, circa 1916. Public-domain photograph from archive collection.


This photograph shows Marcos Poblano and his brother Jesus in La Fabrica, Anaheim, California. The date is given as circa 1916, indicating some uncertainty about the precise year.

La Fabrica suggests a connection to a factory or works of some kind in Anaheim during this period, though the archive record does not specify what type of facility it was or the brothers' relationship to it.

The photographer is unknown. The image was digitised through California Revealed, a statewide programme that makes material from California libraries, archives, museums and historical societies publicly available. Because California Revealed works with many local institutions across the state, the programme tag indicates where the photograph was digitised rather than its place of origin.

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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