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 Randsburg, Ca.

C. W. Tucker and His Wife



C. W. Tucker and His Wife at Their Home and Photographic Studio in Randsburg in 1897.

C. W. Tucker, Randsburg Cal. studio stamp on verso. The house, which was preceded by a tent, was located on Butte Avenue. In the vicinity of the large tin building known as "Charlie's Ore House". The attached darkroom/studio in the back is still in its tent stage. This part of town was spared by all four of the large fires that destroyed large parts of Randsburg between 1898 and 1929. The building no longer exists, so it is assumed that it was moved, possibly to Atolia in 1916.


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  • Introduction
  • Randsburg, California - Circa 1896 - 1898
  • Earliest Known Photograph
  • Town Constable (Saloon Owner)
  • Stagecoach Arriving
  • The O.K. Lodging House
  • C. W. Tucker and Main Street Saloon
  • Loading Ore at the Yellow Astor
  • Tehachapi Milling and Trading
  • Rand Development Company
  • Stage Lines, Saloons & Construction
  • Saloons, Gambling Halls & Prostitutes
  • Rare Randsburg Winter
  • Randsburg 1897
  • Saloons and Stage Office
  • "Tent City"
  • C. W. Tucker Photographic Studio
  • Broadway Street
  • C. W. Tucker and Wife at Home
  • Amazing Activity on Butte Avenue
  • Randsburg Railway
  • C. W. Tucker's Home and Studio
  • Rebuilding After the Fire
  • Stagecoaches and Saloon
  • Snow Ball Fight and Construction.
  • Spring of 1897
  • Bird's Eye View
  • Saloons and Prostitutes
  • Excavation for first stamp mill
  • Dry Washing for Gold


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