Accession#:
2011-105
Title:
Bungalow
Date:
1940s
Catalog Date:
06/06/2011
Category:
10: Unclassifiable Artifacts
Classification:
Neighborhoods/downtown
People
People
Collection:
SBHS Photo Collection
Description:
A photograph of the Bungalow grocery store and gasoline station was printed in Xerox and transfered into a digital photo by the staff. The original photograph can be found on the wall of the Breakers Restaurant in the Stinson Beach. The restaurant's original name was the Bungalow. The original owner of the store, James Mayers, is standing on the deck in front of the door. Three others who might been employees are also standing looking at the camera. Total of 11 people, including 4 hikers with their bed-rolls, are making a line to purchase sandwiches and coffee which was sold from the window on the right side of the photo. The building front has 2 signs: The Bungalow and Food Groceries Vegetables. The building has Shell (gasoline) sign on top of the roof and 2 gasoline pumps are standing in front of the building.
Dimension Details:
Digital image
Medium:
Digital Copy
Notes on Related Objects:
Personal History, Newspaper articles.
Object ID:
2011-105-01
Object Name:
Print, copy
People:
Mayers, James
Place:
Neighborhoods/Downtown, Bangalow Grocery
Print Size:
8" x 10"
Provenance:
Found on the wall of present restaurant, The Breakers.
Source:
Teamer, August and Sam
Subjects:
Neighborhood-Downtown
People
People-Families
People
People-Families
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Bungalow
Bungalow