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Gold lured him West, and to Solano / Bowen, Jerry [147] [WAYITWAS-2002-147]
In my last article, I mentioned the stone barn on the Baldwin Ranch. But who were the Baldwins and what is their claim to a place in the history of Solano County?
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0121 0121

Barn - A. and W. W. Smith (Robbins Ranch), Ulatis
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WY0154a WY0154a

Rockville Stone Church, Green Valley, Solano County California. Built in 1856 by Methodist Episcopal Church South. Photo taken after 1892 earthquake. The iron bands above the door and windows were placed there after the quake by Wm. [...]

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WY0121b WY0121b
1900

Front view of WY121 showing tractor
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WY0019 WY0019

Baldwin Ranch House, Suisun Valley. Was in the process of being destroyed by vandals..
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0594 0594

Samuels barn on Mt. Vaca, built 1883
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4000 4000

Pierce Home, Suisun Valley, Rockville Road. View of west side - two ladies on front porch. (Large Glass Plate 5 x 7) WY126 = See also 2358 and 2358H
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0001 0001
1881

One of two locomotives owned by the Vaca Valley and Clear Lake Railroad. Leaving barn..
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WY0154c WY0154c

Rockville Church, built in 1856 by Methodist Episcopal Church South. Front (east end) of Rockville Church probably after the 1906 earthquake. Note hitch rack
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The long journey to California in 1846 / Dingler, Nancy [480] [RETROSPECT-2003-480]
In the quiet shade and shadows of the pioneer Rockville cemetery stand two stone monuments. Inscribed on the smaller rough-hewn, mossy natural headstone is the name Alford. Placed nearby is a little "stone house" quarried from the same stone that makes up the cemetery chapel.
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