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L. E. White Lumber Company's Mill and pond, Elk (

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Author

Lorenzo White
Alternative names	Lorenzo E. White; L.E. White
Description	American businessperson
Authority file	: Q56677810

Title

L. E. White Lumber Company's Mill and pond, Elk

Object type

postcard

Date

1890

Medium

1 photographic print

Collection

Sonoma County Library

	Native name	Sonoma County Library
	Location	Santa Rosa, California, United States of America
	Coordinates	38° 26′ 28.38″ N, 122° 42′ 38.23″ W
	Established	1975
	Website	sonomalibrary.org
	Authority file	: Q21625840 VIAF: 152532552 ISNI: 0000000102270555 LCCN: n86812647 WorldCat

Current location

Sonoma County History & Genealogy Library, 211 E Street, Santa Rosa, CA 95401Sonoma County History & Genealogy Lib

Accession number

ANNEX PHOTO 3953

Place of creation

Elk, Mendocino County, California

Credit line

Sonoma Heritage Collection -- Sonoma County LibrarySonoma Heritage Co

Source/Photographer

http://heritage.sonomalibrary.org/digital/collection/p15763coll2/id/2248

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