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Shades of Riverside - Family Portrait

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Shades of Riverside - Family Portrait, 1925 (Internet Archive)
Shades of Riverside - Family Portrait, 1925 (Internet Archive)
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Please visit the California Revealed website to see the most complete and up-to-date version of this object: https://californiarevealed.org/node/453886. Salazar family, 1925. Left to right: daughter, Julia, Julian (father), daughter, Mary (mother), daughter.


This 1925 photograph shows five members of the Salazar family. The archive identifies them from left to right as a daughter, Julia, Julian (the father), a daughter, Mary (the mother), and another daughter. Two of the daughters are not named in the available record.

The photograph was made available through California Revealed, a statewide programme that digitises material from California libraries, archives, museums and historical societies for public access. Because California Revealed works with many separate institutions across the state, its presence as a source indicates where the photograph was digitised rather than revealing specifics about where it was taken or which family collection originally held it.

The photographer is not identified in the archive record. Beyond the family name, the year, and the identifications provided in the caption, no further information about the Salazar family or the circumstances of this portrait has been catalogued.

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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