Old Photo 1940s 50s SIGNS Piedra Blanca Rancho Hearst Castle Warning NEGATIVE for Sale

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Old Photo 1940s 50s SIGNS Piedra Blanca Rancho Hearst Castle Warning NEGATIVE For Sale

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Old Photo 1940s 50s SIGNS Piedra Blanca Rancho Hearst Castle Warning NEGATIVE:
$3.99

An original medium format camera photograph negatives 4x3.5\" from 1940s or 1950s.

Features old signs from road to Hearst Castle. One is ornate metal with cows decorating the top and says Piedra Blanca Rancho. The the other a Basic sign that says \"Warning sightseers not allowed on these premises. No Passes granted. Please do not ask for them.\" I bet this area looks different today.

Happy to answer any questions and combine shipping. Please see my other vintage historical photographs. I ship to US and Canada only.

online info -Rancho Piedra Blancawas a large, 48,806-acre (197.51km2)Mexican land grantin present-daySan Luis Obispo County, Californiagiven in 1840 by GovernorJuan Alvaradoto José de Jesús Pico.[1]The name means \"white rock\" and refers to rocks painted white by its bird population. The grant extended south along thePacificCoast belowBig SurfromRagged Pointto Pico Creek (formerly Arroyo del Pinal), where it adjoinsRancho San Simeon.[2]The land grant includes the original townsite and post office forSan Simeon, theHearst Ranchheadquarters, andHearst Castle.