California desert. South of Mojave. Cement wall protects railroad from washing

Item

Title
California desert. South of Mojave. Cement wall protects railroad from washing
Photographer
Likely, Mark Jefferson
Description
Desert landscape South of Mojave, California. The landscape is rocky and arid with little vegetation, only sage. Mountains can be seen in the background and power lines can be seen in the foreground. It is noted that the cement wall at the bottom of the picture is used to protect the railroad line from washing out.
Date Span
1900-1935
Object Type
Black and White Positive Lantern Slide
Subject
Landscape; Desert; Mojave; California
Collection Location
Box 94
Location
Mojave, California, United States
Exact Date
Exact Date Unknown
High Resolution Available
TIF
Cataloger
Rachel Ellenson
Date Digital File Created
9/20/2016
Digital File ID
010_MJ_94_017
Type
MJ
Rights
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