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"I may be wrong, but I hope I'm right, as it looks like the butter worker I saw years ago."
Brief history of the dairy industry around Knoxville, Tennessee; from the Knoxville News-Sentinel.
Flora Dickerman Steele house that overlooks the Ano Nuevo Bay on the Flora Steele Ranch.At Ano Nuevo Point (in Santa Cruz County until 1868 when it became part of San Mateo County).
Cows grazing on the pasture of Green Oaks Ranch, which belonged to the Steele family.At Ano Nuevo area, which was in Santa Cruz County until 1868 when it became part of San Mateo County.
Harvesting at Green Oaks Ranch, at Ano Nuevo area, which was part of Santa Cruz County until 1868 when it became part of San Mateo County.
The ranch hands at the Green Oaks Ranch, the Steele family dairy. At Ano Nuevo area, which was part of Santa Cruz County until 1868 when it became part of San Mateo County.
Wilder Dairy Ranch on the Coast Road. In 1871, Deloss D. Wilder in partnership with L. K. Baldwin purchased a large tract of land along the Pacific coast west of Santa Cruz. Here they developed an extensive dairy business known as Baldwin and…
Baldwin Dairy Ranch, belonging to L.K. Baldwin, who was a county supervisor and president of the Santa Cruz City Bank.
Just north of Davenport is a building where some of the milk from local dairies was turned into cheese.