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Mojave RoadMojave Road in 1863photos by Rudolph D'HeureuseDrum Barracks - 1863 The Photographic Views of the Mojave Route, El Dorado Canyon and Fort Mojave collection contains photographic prints taken by Rudolph D'Heureuse in 1863. Pictured in the collection is the Mojave Desert region from the San Bernardino Valley and Cajon Pass eastward to the Colorado River and Fort Mojave of Arizona. The reason D'Heureuse photographed this section of the "Mojave Road" and the adjacent region is unclear. It is most likely that he was surveying the area in association with either the Macedonia Mining District or the California State Geological Survey. D'Heureuse's work is considered to be the earliest extant body of survey photographs of this region. UC Berkeley, Bancroft Library |
Mojave Road in 1863San Bernardino, Ca. to Fort Mojave, Az.San BernardinoMartin's RanchUpper Toll GateLane's CrossingPoint of RocksGrapevinesForks in the RoadCamp CadySoda SpringsMarl SpringsCamp RockFort MojaveMojave RoadMojave River TrailCajon Pass |
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