Rare - Fallbrook, California Late 1890s - early 1900s - E. Ivy St Looking SWest for Sale

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Rare - Fallbrook, California Late 1890s - early 1900s - E. Ivy St Looking SWest For Sale

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Rare - Fallbrook, California Late 1890s - early 1900s - E. Ivy St Looking SWest:
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Rare - Fallbrook, California Late 1890s - early 1900s - E. Ivy St Looking South West
Present day photograph in proximity of same view, 125 years later.Taken from the elementary school district facilities and North County Boys & Girls Club
(This posting is for the postcard, not my photograph)
From left to right: Upper left corner is the School Building (presently, I have 2 postcards on next building in white, to the right, was the Methodist church, presently the First Christian Church,on S. Mission and W. Fig St.,
slightly lower right, is the Ellis Hotel (where the library is today), (two postcards will be posted on ),
the few structures below the hotel and to the right would be Main Ave. (some residential, some commercial),
within that area appears to be a white line, that is the flag pole made out of eucalyptus, in front of the post office, on west side of 100 block of North Main Ave. (north of the Grove, south of Village Roots), the white steeple to the right, middle, was the Baptist Church, (two postcards will be posted on )
presently LifePointe Church, corner of N. Pico & W. Hawthorne St,the windmill and barn, left / center and open fields surrounding, would be playing fields of NC Boys and Girls Club andNorth County Fire Dept. Station 1, above the barn and to the right, would be Pine Tree Lumber.Three other postcards will be posted on of same like view by different printers and in proximity to the early 1900s. The shipping is: USPS - Media Mail with insurance. In the event (you) as the buyer would like a faster method with potentially less handling, this must be discussed and paid for before mailing.
Read the fine print: Understand when the package arrives, pay attention to the appearance ofthe package. If there is any noticeable damage to the package, this should bephotographed before opening the package.If any damage has occurred to the contents, USPS will ask for thepackaging to show proof of their \"miss-handling.\"USPS has become very business-like when it comes to insurance andclaims. In fact, all they will refund isthe value paid on , and no monies for the mailingcosts. I don\'t expect damage to bediscovered, I always take measures to assure the item purchased, will arrive asit was described and displayed on , as well, as it was upon mailing. All claims must be handled by the recipient (the buyer). I do not offer refunds. Picking this item up at my place of business is acceptable, just contact me right away, letting me know, before I drop it in the mail & I will refund the mailing cost. Thank you for looking at my posting and giving consideration to the purchase. Curt Stika, member of since 1997.
Lifetime member of The Fallbrook Historical Society