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Residents of the 671 Franklin Street property, the Bacigalupi family, highlighted in the 1900 U.S. Census report

Olive oil jars found in excavation

Remains of Shellfish found in an American period archaeological deposit in Santa Clara, CA.

Maker's mark attributed to Thomas Hughes, a British ceramics manufacturer (dated from 1855-1894).

Classroom of Students at SCU learning

Picture of native dwelling during the time Mission Santa Clara. While the exact location of this rancharia is unknown, this indian residence was located on Mission Santa Clara property.

historic postcard of women's club adobe

Picture of the outline of a Mission Santa Clara Rancheria. This outline is located on the first floor of the north-side parking structure on the Santa Clara University Campus.

Father Schoener looking at a new rose, Rosa gigantea crossed with Souvenir de Claudius Pernet.

on back: The latest photo of the Padre of the Roses, standing at a new rose, the first non-fading yellow, a seedling of a Rosa gigantea Hybrid x…

A side view of the mission rose gardens and cemetery