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1. 2005.10.13 - Print, Photographic

   Original Dixon Post Office building on the corner of First and B Streets being renovated after the Post Office moved to new location in 1965. Don Miller is current owner of the building. This building was bought by the Dixon Public Library in 2008 for future expansion. Second photo is of the building in the 1950's.

   Record Type: Photo

   
2. 2005.10.3 - Print, Photographic

   Dixon's fIrst Post Office building built in 1908 by Oscar Schulze on the northeast corner of First and B Streets. Exterior view. Dentist, Dr. N. Spangler had his office upstairs in office over the post office. Unknown lady and gentleman standing in front of post office and by a horse drawn carriage. Two story structure, stucco exterior. Angled corner entrance.

   Record Type: Photo

   
3. 2005.10.4 - Print, Photographic

   Dixon Post Office postcard- exterior view looking east on B Street. Carriages and mules lined up on B Street. Two people in street. Dentist Dr. N. R. Spangler's office upstairs. Addressed to William F. Thomsen 101 So. First Street Dixon, Cal.

   Record Type: Photo

   
4. 2005.10.5 - Print, Photographic

   Dixon Post Office about 1920 corner of First and B Street. Exterior View. Two unknown women in front of post office. Dixon Carnegie Library to the right of photo and the Dixon Women's Improvement Club Park to the left of the photo. Palm trees and plantings around the post office. Unknown doctors office upstairs. Sign on power pole advertises "McFarlene Tent Theater Coming".

   Record Type: Photo

   
5. 2005.10.6 - Print, Photographic

   Dixon Post Office postcard 1908? Exterior view. Carriages and mules at hitching posts on B Street. Prior to the library being built in 1912.

   Record Type: Photo

   
6. 2005.11.2 - Print, Photographic Digital

   Dixon, California Jail 1963. Located next to the fire department on Jackson St. It was torn down in the late 1960's when the fire station was expanded. The building formerly housed the City Hall and Courtroom. Original photo belongs to Harold Axelson.

   Record Type: Photo

   
7. 2005.15.88 - Print, Photographic

   Dixon May Fair Queen Float. Possibly 1955 as a 1955 Chevrolet is pulling the float. Beverly Anderson was the queen that year. Float is in front of the Odd Fellows building at First and A Streets.

   Record Type: Photo

   
8. 2005.4.31 - Print, Photographic

   Holstein and Milking Shorthorn cows in barnyard. Location unknown. Dixon Roller Mills buildings in background.

   Record Type: Photo

   
9. 2005.4.63 - Print, Photographic

   California Mealfalfa Co. building. Snapshot taken from negative. Original missing. California Mealfalfa was originally the Dixon Gyrator Mill owned by the Weyand Family.

   Record Type: Photo

   
10. 2005.4.64 - Print, Photographic

    Maine Prairie Grain Warehouse located 13 1/2 miles east of Highway 113. Two story wooden structure. Grain barges on the Cache Slough. Grain was transported by wagons to the warehouse where the grain was loaded onto barges or small sailing ships to market. Verified by Eric Warnken 2005.

    Record Type: Photo

    
11. 2005.4.65 - Print, Photographic

    Dixon Gyrator Miils. Steam engine tractor pulling wagons with sacked grain into mill for processing. Mule pulling one wagon. Small snapshot and negative.

    Record Type: Photo

    
12. 2005.5.4 - Print, Photographic

    Postcard of Dixon Band. Fourteen male band members in three Model A Fords parked by a General Merchandise Store . Area unknown in coastal valley, possibly Monticello or Capay Valley. Farm buildings and windmill in the background.

    Record Type: Photo

    
13. 2005.6.102 - Print, Photographic Digital

    Emil Rossi & Co. Oldsmobile/GMC Auto Agency building on the northeast corner of North First and C Streets in Dixon California in the 1960's. Original photo belongs to Harold Axelson. Second photo was taken in 1965 and donated by Mrs. and Mrs. Everett Whiting in 2012

    Record Type: Photo

    
14. 2005.6.103 - Print, Photographic Digital

    First National Bank in Dixon, California in the1962. Located on the southwest corner of First and B Streets. In the 1980's the name was changed to First Northern Bank. Gardner Electric is business next door to the bank. Wilson's Men Furnishings is business next to the bank on B Street. This building was replaced in 1963 with a modern building. Original photo belongs to Harold Axelson. Second photo was taken in 1965 and donated by Mr. and...

    Record Type: Photo

    
15. 2005.6.105 - Print, Photographic

    Tige Thomsen's Shell Service Station on the southeast corner of First and A Streets in Dixon, California in1970. Pardi Market next to station. Station was demolished in the late 1970's and Pardi Market demolished in early 1990's.

    Record Type: Photo

    
16. 2005.6.11 - Print, Photographic

    First National Bank, Dixon, California postcard. Building completed in 1911 and located on s.w. corner of West B Street and North First St. It was also known as the Northern Solano Savings prior to changing to First National Bank. Other businesses on south side of B Street also shown. In the 1970's name was changed to the First Northern Bank.

    Record Type: Photo

    
17. 2005.6.12 - Print, Photographic

    Dixon Tribune office in the Opera House Building on West B Street. 1890 circa ? The building is built of brick, so it was built after the 1883 fire that destroyed that block of businesses. Two ladies in long, dark skirts, white blouses. One male in suit and derby hat.

    Record Type: Photo

    
18. 2005.6.13 - Print, Photographic

    Capitol Hotel on the s.e. corner of First and A Streets. Four gentlemen standing in front of the entrance. One gentlemen standing on balcony. The hotel was destroyed in a disastrous fire in 1920. After this fire the community raised $10,000 to purchase the city's first fire truck.

    Record Type: Photo

    
19. 2005.6.14 - Print, Photographic

    Eppinger's Store on the n.w. corner of First and B Streets. Brick building with wooden sidewalks. People standing on sidewalks. Horse and wagons tied to hitching post. Circa 1890's. Laura Ann Apperson is lady wearing the black apron. The store was later sold to Ferguson, Schulze, Stuart Grady and Denton Barker who owned Barker's Saving Center until 1968. Dennis Tama bought it from Denton Barker and opened Western Auto. In 2005 a Beauty Sal...

    Record Type: Photo

    
20. 2005.6.5 - Print, Photographic

    Dixon Fruit Market in t wo story brick building on the south side of West B Street between First Street and Jackson. Dixon Hall and Opera House on second story. John Deere Farm Equipment Store on the left.

    Record Type: Photo