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Sixteen months after planting, the H. A. Hyde Company harvested over 4 tons of thornless boysenberries per acre.
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…
20-inch feed pipe is about to be laid along the entire length of Barrett Ranch (off River and Encinal) for the Santa Cruz city reservoir. Present are Fred Swanton, the mayor, with city officials, engineers and workers.
A field of calla lilies at the Lilydale flower nursery. Behind the flowers is the Lilydale streetcar station, at what is now 17th and Portola. The station was named for the nursery.
Baldwin Dairy Ranch, belonging to L.K. Baldwin, who was a county supervisor and president of the Santa Cruz City Bank.