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editDescriptionMerle Porter photo (NBY 433450).jpg |
English: Postcard showing Route 66 through Barstow, CA. |
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Source | https://collections.carli.illinois.edu/cdm/compoundobject/collection/nby_teich/id/433452 |
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Archival Collection InfoField | James R. Powell Route 66 Collection |
Decade InfoField | 1940/1949 |
Transcript InfoField | Back of card, BARSTOW, CALIF. This desert town was once the outfitting point for Death Valley expeditions. Barstow was the center for gold and silver mining in the 1890's when the present ghost town of Calico was in its heyday. The town, located where highways 66, 91 and 466 meets, enjoys a brisk tourist trade. Here is located the Santa Fe Diesel shops. The surrounding desert offers in limited or unlimited quantities a large majority of all metallic and non-metallic elements and minerals... R. D. Photo-color by Merle Porter |
Place InfoField | California--Barstow |
City InfoField | Barstow |
Subject InfoField | Streets Roads |
Subcategory InfoField | Street Views--General Highways--Route 66 |
Production Number InfoField | RT66-2301 |
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