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These are historical photos of the Sisquoc, Sespe, and Cuyama Country. They are copies from a book on the history of Cuyama Valley, by Robert Allbright. I have taken the liberty of posting them here as they deserve preservation and availablity to a wide audience.
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| The Sisquoc Rangers were a group of Venturan County men who spent time camping and hunting in the mountains of the county at the turn of the century. | Ozena Ranger Station and mule team |
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| Early Rangers in what became the Lost Padres National Forest | Branch Canyon is South of Cuyama |
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| This was in 1914 I recollect, notice the timbers are dragged by the mule. Hard on the mule around corners I reckon | The house that mules built, all the wood carried in by pack mules. |
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| Walter Puhn District Ranger 1939 | |
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