Chino
city in San Bernardino County, California, United States
Georeferenced Images Map
39 images featuring Chino
Quail farm
Works Progress Administration…
1930s-1940s
Quails congregate in a corner of a chicken-wire enclosure at the State Game Farm in Chino where the game bird is raised to replenish the wild game po…
Slaughter adobe, Chino
Works Progress Administration…
Circa 1935
The Fenton M. Slaughter adobe on Prado Road, ten miles southwest of Chino, located on a ranch owned and operated by Slaughter's daughter, Julia Slaug…
Yorba/Slaughter adobe
Works Progress Administration…
1937
Exterior view of the Yorba/Slaughter adobe near Chino in 1937.
Pumpkin patch, Chino. November 3, 1923.
November 3, 1923
A panoramic view of a field of pumpkins in Chino. There are several long stretches of land with fully grown pumpkins, separated by a narrow row of tr…
Los Serranos Country Club near Chino. December 1,…
12/1/1923
A panoramic view of the "front yard" of Los Serrenos County Club near Chino. There are broad lawns in the foreground, with unpaved roads intersecting…
The Botier Fort at Prado. [i.e. Botiller]
approximately 1890-1908
Image of a two-story adobe residence on Rancho Santa Ana del Chino in present day Chino, California.
The Botier Fort at Prado. [i.e. Botiller]
approximately 1890-1908
Image of a two-story adobe residence on Rancho Santa Ana del Chino in present day Chino, California.
The Botier Fort at Prado. [i.e. Botiller]
approximately 1890-1908
Image of a two-story adobe residence on Rancho Santa Ana del Chino in present day Chino, California.
Fort Botier. [i.e. Botiller]
approximately 1890-1908
Image of an adobe residence with wooden gate, on Rancho Santa Ana del Chino in present day Chino, California.
Slaughter winery near Chino
Works Progress Administration…
1937
Exterior view of the Fenton M. Slaughter winery located ten miles south of Chino. It is built of concrete slabs. Photo date: January 1937.
Julia Fuqua
1949
Pictured is Julia Fuqua, from Chino, California, daughter of Mexican-American War veteran and California politician, Fenton M. Slaughter. Photograph …
Julia Fuqua
1949
Pictured is Julia Fuqua, from Chino, California, daughter of Mexican-American War veteran and California politician, Fenton M. Slaughter. Photograph …
Slaughter adobe, Chino
Works Progress Administration…
1936
Interior view of the Fenton M. Slaughter adobe in 1936, which was built by Raimundo Yorba ten miles south of Chino.