Tamien Dwellings Located Near the Mission Community
Title
Tamien Dwellings Located Near the Mission Community
Creator
Mrs. Alice Iola Hare
Description
Photo by painter and photographer Mrs. Alice Iola Hare (1857-1926). According to Father Arthur Spearman this Indian "choza" or hut was part of Mission Santa Clara's third site (1784-1818). The Indian home was built of "adobe, ladrillo (brick) support under beam ends, sapling stringers, tules, mud, raw-hide bound and tejidos (cloth)".
Photo by painter and photographer Mrs. Alice Iola Hare (1857-1926). According to Father Arthur Spearman this Indian home was part of Mission Santa Clara's third site (1784-1818) and was later occupied by "Yankee squatters" (around 1850).
Photo by painter and photographer Mrs. Alice Iola Hare (1857-1926). According to Father Arthur Spearman this Indian home was part of Mission Santa Clara's third site (1784-1818) and was later occupied by "Yankee squatters" (around 1850).
Date
1784-1818
Source
https://content.scu.edu/digital/collection/msc/id/102
https://content.scu.edu/digital/collection/msc/id/98
https://content.scu.edu/digital/collection/msc/id/98
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Collection
Citation
Mrs. Alice Iola Hare
, “Tamien Dwellings Located Near the Mission Community,” Santa Clara University Digital Exhibits, accessed May 5, 2026, https://dh.scu.edu/exhibits/items/show/3497.
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