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  • ...there were still no incorporated towns or other government structure. The Villa de Branciforte had never become more than a long straight road with a few h ...sion quadrangle is labeled, and the only other building of any size is the Davis and Jordan lime warehouse at the top of the wharf. There are two long narro
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  • ...cia Higuera (1810-1883) at Mission Santa Clara in 1832. Naturalized at the Villa de Branciforte in 1840, Dodero was granted the 1,300 varas square Rancho Tr ...Alberto|Alberto Trescony]], who moved to Santa Cruz in the 1870s (in a UC Davis oral history interview, son Julius says it was 1876), and remained for seve
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  • ...The best known of the Queen Annes, built in 1891, is known as "Golden Gate Villa". It's the one on the right in the ~1900 photo at right. Its creator, [[McL ...rror images of each other. Until, that is, the even-more-grand Golden Gate Villa went up next door in 1891. Succumbing to an apparent case of turret envy, B
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  • 3. "Davis and Cowell’s Wharf". Henry Cowell bought out Isaac Davis’ original partner A. P. Jordan in 1865. ...uilt version of it. Later photos show a less-steeply-sloped upper section. Davis & Jordan added the lower part in 1857.
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  • ...ny wharf; the middle one is the brand-new railroad wharf (1875). Above the Davis & Cowell wharf (farthest) is the big red-roofed lime warehouse. Mostly hidd ...ean Villa resort, which stood where Ocean View Park is today. Beyond Ocean Villa to the right is Martha Wilson’s 2 ½-story house, which still stands toda
    6 KB (964 words) - 17:41, 26 March 2023
  • ...e for the couple on Beach Hill. That house evolved into today's [[Sunshine Villa]].
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