Historical Photos

Thanks to Richard Bumann for providing the following photos which highlight the rich history of Olivenhain.

From left to right, Herman Bumann on 1920 Indian Scout motorcycle and Ernest Bumann on Harley Davidson motorcycle. Taken at Olivenhain hall park in early spring 1924.

Motorcycle riders in 1925. From left is Herman Bumann, Eddie Cole, Henry Cole and Frank Laughter.

Encinitas copper mine in about 1901. Silas cole on left holding all black dog and foreman Hector McKinnon on far right. This mine was located about a mile north from termination of Lone Jack road.

Laura and Roger Teten with turkeys. east side of Rancho Santa Fe road and 1/4 mile south of meeting hall

Dissentients (grandchildren) of Silas D. Cole in about 1929 -1932. Back row standing, from left, Charles Edward Cole (1916-1991), Henry Cole (1907-1993), Joseph Dennis Cole (1912-1989), Edward Cole (1910-1993), Arthur Dennison Cole (1906-1991), Lloyd Peters (son of Florence M. Cole Peters)(1916-1961). Front row sitting from left, George Robert Cole (1920-2001), Silas Dennison Cole (1852-1938), Mary Patricia Cole (1923-2018).

Mary and Silas Cole, possibly on their wedding day, December 10, 1882. They resided in Illinois at that time.

Letter written by Amanda Koehn to Lena Wiro. 1903

John Berg store in about 1900. John Berg in doorway and the horse on far right is Billy Boy. Store was located on the southeast corner of Rancho Santa Fe road and 7th street. Photographer standing on Rancho Santa Fe road facing northeast. Trees on left are on meeting hall block.

1945 dance at the Olivenhain meeting. The Harvey band, from left is Herman Bumann, Ed Cole, Mac Brink and Fred Harvey provided the music.

1945 dance at the Olivenhain meeting. Front left is Dean Lillegreen and Richard Scott. Center is George Bumann and Unknown lady. Right is Rosemary Bumann and George Scott.

John Etzelstorfer in front of his house. North east corner of Rancho Santa Fe road and Encinitas Blvd. Photographer standing on Rancho Santa Fe road facing east. About 1910.

Military marching up road during WW1. Taked from the Teten Ranch looking west. Men and horses on present day Rancho Santa fe road.

Work horse teams clearing brush. Location is west of Manchester ave. with fish canyon (now known as Manchester trails) is background. Phototrapher is facing north.

Children in foot race at 4th July 1976. Location is Olivenhain meeting hall.

1977 Christmas play in meeting hall. On left is Jim Anderson and Marge Gaines.

flag raising, Herman Bumann with flag, Bob Normans to right. Location is the Olivenhain Meeting hall. 1967

Olivenhain meeting hall in 1976. Location is northeast corner of Rancho Santa Fe road and 7th street looking north.

playing music, Bob Gooding left, others unknown. Location is the Olivenhain meeting hall. 1976,

Mrs. Lickert in front of her house located at 355 Cole ranch road. This house was still occupied in 2017.

George Bumann with Indian artifacts in 1972. Locatiion is near termination of Rosemary lane looking east.

Ruins from Andreas Ybarra's ranch and barn in 1972. This is now site of Stagecoach Community park on north side of Camino De Los Coches road.

Marie Wiro at her home in 1974. Marie lived here for 60 years without running water or electricity. Marie's husband, Bill Wiro, was born and died in the same room in this house. Location near 2238 11th street.

This shanty was built for Charles Lickert in 1885 and is the only known colony shanty remaining in Olivenhain. It was used as a residence for about 24 years and the remainder years as a storage shed. This shanty was originally constructed in block 50 (located on west side of Rancho Santa Fe road and somewhere between El Camino Del Norte and 9th street). It was moved to the Wiro residence (located near 2238 11th street) sometime before 1916. In 1979 it was moved to the meeting hall property where it remains today. Photo taken in 1974.

John Berg store and a few local customers in about 1899. Store was located on the southeast corner of Rancho Santa Fe road and 7th street.

The Hess store in about 1918 or 1919. Arthur D. Cole on bicycle and Mrs. Colburn on porch. Located at 441 Rancho Santa Fe road.

Miss Lena Winter and class of 1909 on east side of Olivenhain school. Location is the southwest corner of 7th street and Cole ranch road

west side of Olivenhain school. Cistern is now directly under house at 2365 7th street.

Olivenhain school class of 1929. southwest corner of 7th street and Cole ranch road. My father, George Bumann is back row center and Harley Denk in front row right.

Art Cole at age 12, bringng in baled hay which he loaded on wagon. Location near 2576 White Owl Lane.

Olivenhain meeting hall in 1976. Location is northeast corner of Rancho Santa Fe road and 7th street looking north.

Artist conception of the meeting hall in 1895 by Adeline Bumann.

1916 addition to the meeting hall is defined by stepped roof line. Northeast corner of Rancho Santa Fe road and 7th street

The Harvey Band, from left to right is Eddie Cole, Herman Bumann, Mac Brink and Fred Harvey. 1945.

Delivering milk to the Cardiff railroad depot with a Buick roadster. Warner Rathyen (driver) and Douglas Satterlee worked at the Teten ranch. northwest corner of Vulcan Av. and Chesterfield Drive in Cardiff.

Overland roadster at the Teten ranch. John Teten (shown is car) purchased the roadster from Kate Schiller (an Olivenhain school teacher) in possibly the 1920's.

Don Ingersoll delivering mail in his Maxwell car in about 1917. Bruno Denk standing on Manchester Ave. with the Denk Ranch in background. This ranch is now the site of Harvest Ranch Market and parking lot.

beach picnic in about 1906. Top row from left is Alwin Roeben, Alwin Wiegand, Elizabeth Wiegand, John hall, Kate Schiller, Florence Cole, Mr. Reed, Alice Hauck, Walter Hauck, Hattie Cole and Mrs. Reed. Center row from left is Harry Yager, Frank Reseck, Emma Groh, Myrtle Yager, Herman Wiegand, John Teten, Louise Weller, Charley Cole, Edna Hauck. Bottom row from left is Minnie Groh, Albert Lickert, Gerhert Cole, Fritz Wiegand, Maud Yager, Emma Yager, Alwine Hauck and Amelia Wiegand. Location is Seaside beach in Solona Beach.

William Dommes family in about 1893. From left are Johanna, Elsie, Willie, Alexander, Emma and William. Location is southeast corner of Mountain Vista Dr. and Wandering rd. William Dommes was the primary carpenter who built the Olivenhain meeting hall.

The Cole family at their home in about 1923. From left are Amanda, Henry, Edward and Arthur. Name of boy on buggy is unknown. Location near terminaion of White Owl Drive.

Clarence Cole family. From left are Amanda, Edward, Clarence, Arthur and Henry. Olivenhain 1911.

The Louis Denk family in about 1899. From left are Louis, Bruno, Alex, Helene and Ludwig.

The Louis Denk in about 1899.

The Herman Hauck family in about 1892. From left are Alice, Harry, Herman, Edna and Walter

The Reseck family at their homestead ranch in about 1892. From left is Martha, Adolph, Anna, Frank, Nellie and Bernhard. This house burned to ground in 1896.

The Lone Jack Ranch in 1909 . House was located near 3330 Dove Hallow road. Photographer is facing north.

Alex Reseck's homestead ranch. Termination of Lone Jack road. about 1925

from left is Clara, Alex and Violet Reseck. Taken in front of their home. This was a converted mining shack from the Copper mine.

Friedrich Teten family in about 1900. From left is William, Friedrich, Margaret, Marie, Anna, John and Carl.

Early photograph (before 1900) of the Teten ranch. This ranch was located near the termination of Jennifer Lane. Photo taken near 2450 Teten way looking southwest.

The John Teten family in about 1943. From left is Gladys, Roger, John, Laura and Evelyn.

Carl Teten At his home in 1974. Location is near 2450 Teten Way.

The Wiegand family at their homestead in about 1893. From left is Christiana, Amelia, Adam, Herman, Elizabeth and Alwin. Location is about 100 yards northeast from Aliso Canyon road and Rancho La Cima drive.

Alwin Wiegand in about 1970.

Wihelm Wiro in his senior years.

Marie and Bill Wiro at the Bumann ranch in 1927. Bill did'nt like his picture taken.

The Tausch ranch. It's assumed George Tausch is person sitting on porch. Location is northeast corner of El Camino Del Norte and Edelweiss lane. Photographer is facing north. (My father, George Bumann, was named after George Tausch).

From right to left is Conrad Gut holding Bill Teten, Walter Hauck, John Teten and Margaret Teten. Photo taken about 1896. Location is 100 yards east from termination of 5th street.

Vandalized marker near the Pearl Placer mine in 1973. Location near the intersection of Lone Hill ln. and William Terrace. This marker was constructed by Alex D. Reseck in the early 1920's.

Baling hay with a horse power hay press in about 1909. This outfit was probably owned by the Cole family since florence and Hattie Cole are photographed with workcrew. 1/4 mile southwest of Rancho Santa Fe road and Olivenhain road.

The heading grain in about 1910. Charlie Wiro is driving box wagon with Bill Wiro standing in box wagon on far right. John Teten is driving header. Photo taken about .3 mile west of Rancho Santa Fe road and Camino Del Norte.

Early harvesting outfit and work crew. Note cook wagon in lead followed by portable out house. Other wagons are a water wagon, flat bed wagon, engine, darack wagon and possible a threshing machine.

Bailing hay in about 1911. Gerhart Cole stand on horse, Florence Peters in doorway of cook wagon, John peters, Hattie Hess and Joe Hess on steps, Clearence cole sitting on barrel, Charles Cole on horse and Theodore Fidero holding team in background.

Alex D. Reseck mowing oat hay in about 1922. Location if from Dove Hallow road looking north.

Alwin Wiegand with horses and crew. Photo location from the southeast corner of El Camino real and Calle Barcelona.

Grain thrishing with the aid of an early gas engine. Bill, Marie and Lena Wiro below A frame. Photo taken about 1910.

Baling hay in 1908. Tractor is a Kerosene fueled 30-60 Hart-Parr. Both tractor and baler were owned by Emil Lickert who a few months after this photo was taken was killed while oiling the baler. Location is unknown.

John Teten cutting beans. Sled was pulled between rows and blade on bottom cut beans at ground level.

Cutting lima beans in about 1920. Photographed 100 yards east of Encinitas Blvd. and Rancho Santa Fe road looking north. Notice Baecht house on hill and house on right belonging to Friedrich Bumann.

Moving a bean thresher to a new site with horse team. This threaher belonged to the Denk family.

Harley L. Denk on his father's 1927, 10-20 McCormick Deering tractor.

Threshing beans northwest of Manchester Avenue and Colony Terrace. This outfit belonged to to the Bruno Denk family. Photographer is facing northeast.

Laura Teten with turkeys at the Teten Ranch in about 1950. Location is near the termination of Jennifer ln.

This lima bean processing mill was constructed by the Denk family in 1947. This photo was taken in 1973, but the building was still standing in 2017. Location is 189 S Rancho Santa Fe road, at Grangettos Farm and & Garden supply.

George Bumann working the bees in 1973. I removed gloves to take photo and was stung several times!. Location is the Bumann ranch at 3666 Bumann road.

Heading grain. John Teten on header. Carl Teten and Carl Finch on header wagon. south east of Bumann Road and Fortuna ranch road.

Dedication ceremony, Olivenhain Municipal Water District, November 18, 1961. Alwin Wiegand symbolically opens valve to begin flow of imported water. Location: south west corner of Rancho Santa Fe road and Olivenhain road.

Demonstrators protest commercial development in 1978. Location is northwest corner of Rancho Santa Fe road and Encinitas blvd.

Olivenhain school class of 1907. Back row from left is Gerhart Cole, Bruno Denk, Alwine Hauck, Amelia Wiegand, Marie Bumann, Alex Reseck, Ludwig Denk, Marie Teten and Freddie Reseck. Front row from left is John Reseck, Lauise Bumann, Anna Bumann, Agnes Reseck, Kate Schiller (teacher), Laura Bumann, Louise Reseck, Aloys Waltz and Anna Denk. Location is southwest corner of 7th street and Cole Ranch road.

Bailing hay with a horse powered hay press. 1/4 mile southwest of Rancho Santa Fe road and Olivenhain road

Baling hay with stationary power press in 1932. Art Cole feeding hopper and Mike Simon (front) poking wires. Other men are unknown. Location is near termination of Olive Crest drive looking west.

Seeding grain field in 1930. Bruno Denk on tractor, Edward Cole on seed drill. Location 300 yards southeast from Rancho Santa Fe road and Encinitas Blvd.

Albert Lickert and team in about 1910, standing near 755 Cole ranch road. Photographer is facing west.

Owens lima bean threshing machine in about 1920. Jointly owned by John Teten, Clarence Cole and Garfield Ramsey. Location unknown.

Denk family threshing beans in about 1923. Location is near 4401 Manchester Ave. looking west.

Baling hay in about 1910. This is possible the Huchting outfit out of San Marcos.

Baling hay in early 1900's. Note portable blacksmith wagon on far left.

Crop share harvesting crew in about 1910. This is possible the Huchting outfit out of San Marcos who often worked in Olivenhain.

Anna and Friedrich Teten while they were in Chicgao, sometime before 1892. Names of children are unknown as many of the early Teten children died at very young ages.

Overview of the Wiro ranch located near 2266 11th street. Photographed by B. Nortman in 1978 from 13th street looking south.

East side of Olivenhain school. Southwest corner of 7th street and Cole ranch road, Olivenhain

Mrs and Mr. Peter Shelvett in front of their house in about 1915. Pet was a Frenchman and homesteaded here sometime before 1884. The house was located on 200 feet north of Fortuna Ranch road and Bumann road. Photographer is facing east.

William and Caroline Fauth in front of their home sometime before 1898. William was a cabinet maker also worked in gold mines. southwest corner of Camino Del Norte and Flores De Oro. Photographer is facing east.

If ever Olivenhain had a cattleman, it was Herman Wiegand. He often hearded hundreds of cattle down Rancho Santa Fe road to pasture in back country. This 1974 photo shows Herman at 84 years of age, he lived to be 103.

Taken at birthday party for Herman Wiegand. Herman is 84 , he lived to be 103. Location: 3748 Manchester Av., Olivenhain, Ca. 1974

taken during 84th birthday party for Herman Wiegand. Herman lived to be 103. 3748 Manchester Av., Olivenhain, Ca. 1974.

Marie Wiro on her porch in about 1930. located is near 2238 11th street.

A few guys on Indian motorcycles.

The Teten ranch with wind rowed Lima beans drying in field. Photo from intersection of Rancho Santa fe road and Peppertree lane looking east.

The Teten ranch in possibly late 1950's. Photo taken from near 2450 Teten way looking southwest.

Garage at the Teten Ranch

This Colony shanty originally belonged to Fred Edselstorfer and was located on the north east corner of Rancho Santa Fe road and Encinitas blvd. The Teten's moved the building to their ranch near the west end of 5th street. Following Lora Tetens death, the builting was moved to the Encinitas heritage musium and used as a display.

After John and Lora married, Anna Teten moved into this house. Teten ranch was located near present day Jennifer Ln.

This was the original 1885 post office for Olivenhain. Was originally located several hundred yards south of this location. Photo taken in possibly the late 1950's. Photo taken from Rancho Santa Fe road looking east. buildling is close to present day Jennifer lane.

Olivenhain in about 1959 looking west from the intersection of pepper Tree land and the Escondido creek.

Looking east from the Wiro farm (located near 2238 11th sreet). Telephone poles outline Rancho Santa Fe road. Photo taken about 1961.

Grain field in about 1964. Large group of trees at top left are at the meeting hall. Ranch in center is the Teten ranch. Photograhed From north side of Harvest Ranch market parking lot looking north.

Threshing grain in possibly 1969. Harley Denk with combine. photo looking north from west side of Rancho Santa Fe rd. and south from Woodwind drive.

Cut lima beans in 1974. Looking north from East side of Rancho Santa Fe road. near Jennifer lane.

Pasture owned by Laura Teten in about 1959. Looking west from intersection of 5th street and Escondido creek. Trees in field in upper left are near the intersection of Rancho Santa Fe road and Encinitas blvd.

Flood water in Escondido creek. Laura Teten touching tree. photo about 1965. looking north from north side of Rancho Santa Fe road, Olivenhain.

Bull. Belonged to Laura Teten. Teten Ranch with Escondido creek in background. Olivenhain Ca.

Teten cattle with Teten ranch in backiground. Photo about 1975. looking north west from west end of 5th street.

Cattle on Teten pasture in about 1959. Laura Teten owned the cattle and most of the land up to hills in background. looking north from north side of Rancho Santa Fe road and west side of Escondido creek.

Crop fields and Carl Tetens house in about 1965. Looking northeast from Cole Ranch road and Jennifer lane.

retired cook shack. At Teten ranch near Jennifer lane. Photo about 1962. This is the same cook shack shown in photo 300445.

John Teten and turkeys in about 1953. Looking north from Jennifer Lane. Trees at top right are at meeting hall.

Laura Teten and turkeys in about 1953. Looking north from Jennifer Lane. Trees in background are at meeting hall.

Laura Teten and turkeys. photo taken about 1953. Location: Teten Ranch near Jennifer lane, Olivenhain, Ca.

Looking south west from Teten ranch near Jennifer Lane. Trees in center are near intersection of Rancho Santa Fe road and Encinitas Blvd.

Looking southwest from Teten ranch near Jennifer Lane. The road is Rancho Santa Fe road and trees at top left are near Encinitas Blvd.

Creek flooding. Notice round house on left. This originally belonged to Gainerd who lived on top of Denk mountain in the 1800's. Location looking east froom Teten Ranch

Frederick W. Teten (often called Fritz). He was a blacksmith and was the last Olivenhain colonists.

Laura and John Teten. 1917.

John Teten, wife Laura Bumann Teten and daughter Evelyn at the Teten Ranch in olivenhain. 1921.

John Teten holding Viola at the Teten ranch in Olivenhain.

Gladys, Laura and Roger Teten. Teten Ranch near present day Jennifer Lane, Olivenhain. Notice Baecht house in background. 1928.

Carl Teten while in army.

Roger, Evelyn and Gladys Teten. Location, Teten Ranch near present day Jennifer Lane, Olivenhain. 1935

Annie Viola Teten. Born Aug. 1918. Drowned in cattle water trough. 19 months when died.

Gladys and Evelyn Teten on East porch. Teten Ranch near present day Jennifer Lane, Olivenhain.

Gladys Teten on west porch. Teten Ranch near present day Jennifer Lane. Olivenhain.

John Teten with his Overland roadster. Teten Ranch near present day Jennifer Lane.

Baling hay with a stationary hay press. Note use of jackson fork and men weighing bale. Man in front center appears to be Carl Teten.

house for George and Rosemary Bumann under construction June 1956. Location is 355 Rosemary Lane, Olivenhain Ca.

newspaper photo of waterline installation in front of meeting hall - 1961

Easter egg hunt at the Olivenhain meeting hall in possibly 1947 or 1948. This may have had something to do with the church. See 303006-A for some of the names.

Easter egg hunt at the Olivenhain meeting hall in possibly 1947 or 1948. This may have had something to do with the church.

Turkeys at the Teten Ranch in about 1950. Location is near the termination of Jennifer ln. Photographer is facing west.

Possibly an early photo at the Teten Ranch.

Crop share harvesting crew in about 1910. This is possible the Huchting outfit out of San Marcos who often worked in Olivenhain.

Group picknic under the trees. Back row center (with black hat) is John Hall.

The Denk Family Threshing lima beans, in possibly early 1940's. Location is fish canyon (now known as the Manchester preserve). Photographer is facing north.

Heading grain.

Threshing grain at unknown location. Tractor is a 10-20 McCormick-Deering which Bruno Denk purchased in 1927.

Sewing sacks on grain thresher. Bill Wiro on left. Did someone fall on right side of sacks?

Heading grain in about 1925. Location is near termination of Morning Sun drive looking west.

Threshing grain in about 1930. Bruno Denk on wagon and unknown person feeding threshing machine. The engine is a 4HP Economy (sold by Sears). Location is near 4255 Colony Terrace, looking northeast.

The Denk Ranch from Montgomery Ave looking east. Harvest Ranch shopping center and parking lot is now at this location.

Bruno Denk moving bean thresher with horse team. Location is 100 yards southeast of Encinitas Blvd. and Rancho Santa Fe road. This is now the parking lot for Harvest Ranch shopping center.

Harvesting potatoes in the late 1930's. Potatoes were a minor crop and only planted for a few years. Location is near 2210 Encinitas blvd. looking north.

Home of Marie Wiro in 1972. This house was constructed during the colony era in 1885. Photo taken near 2314 11th street looking northwest.

Barn on the Teten ranch in 1972. This barn collapsed in 1973 from termite damage. Location is near termination of Jennifer lane looking east. Olivenhain, Ca.

Olive trees planted by Pete Shalvet. Northwest corner of Fortuna Ranch road and Western Springs rd. 1972.

Olivenhain school with children and adults. Location is southwest corner of 7th street and Cole ranch road

Miners clear road to Encinitas copper mine in about 1901. Person on far right is Walter MacKinnon and on far left is Hector MacKinnon. Silas Cole is third person from left.

Home of Marie Wiro in 1974. This house was constructed during the colony era in 1885. Photo taken near 2314 11th street looking west.

Barn at Marie Wiro place in 1974. Location north side of 11th street, 1/4 mile west of Rancho Santa Fe road, Olivenhain Ca.

The Wiegand family at their homestead ranch in about 1893. From left is Christiana, Amelia, Adam, Herman, Elizabeth and Alwin. Location is 100 yards northeast from Aliso Canyon road and Rancho La Cima drive.

Herman Wiegand (right) on his horse. Rider on left is unknown. Herman is 84 in this picture, he lived to be 103. Location is 3748 Manchester Av. Olivenhain.

Carl Teten and dog buster At home in 1974. Location is near 2450 Teten Way. This house was later moved to the meeting hall property and is now known as the Germania hotel.

Herman and Katherine Baecht with their ten children. Photo about 1897. Girl in front right is Josephine who I talked to in mid 1970's.

Emil lickert & daughter Adelalde at the Lickert house. Emil was killed in a farming accident a few months after this photo was taken. Location is 755 Cole Ranch road.

The Lickert home and barns in about 1905. Location is 701-755 Cole Ranch road. Photographer is facing northeast.

Children inside Olivenhain school. Date unknown. Southwest corner of Cole ranch road and 7th street.

Olivenhain school class in about 1916. Location is southwest corner of 7th street and Cole Ranch road.

From archive of Stan Cole. Possibly children at Olivenhain school. Date unknown.

Wilhelmina and Ferdinard Koehn in their senior years. Location is 441 Rancho Santa Fe road in Olivenhian. Date is about 1927.

Group photo at the Koehn homestead in about 1924 . Wilhelmina and Ferdinard Koehn are stand front at right. Art Cole is second from left. Location is 18531 Aliso Canyon road, Rancho Santa Fe, Ca.

This is the first photo I ever took in my life. It's Christmas morning and I got a Kodak Brownie camera. Were at the Wiro farm. From left is Herman Bumann, George Bumann (my father), William Wiro, Lorraine Wiro, Marie wiro, and Bill Wiro. This may have been the last photo taken of Bill, who passed away ten days later. December 25, 1955.

The Alwin Wiegand boys in about 1950 at unknown location. From left is Richard scott, Harold Wiegand, Carl Wiegand, Daniel Wiegand, James Wiegand and John Wiegand.

Tractor and disk harrow owned by Art Cole fell off truck. Owner is Art Cole standing third from left. Location unknown. date in the 1970's.

William and Caroline Fauth in front of their home. William was a cabinet maker also worked in gold mines. William and Caroline had no children of their own but did raise Alwine Carolline Hauck until she married. Photo taken sometime before 1898.

Lone Jack ranch in about 1912. At this time the ranch was owned by Muir. Location: North side of Dove Hallow Road and three tenths mile east of Lone Jack road.

White gate parallels Lone jack road with Double LL Ranch road behind gate. Tall sign on the bottom right is on the northeast corner of Lone Jack road and Dove Hollow road. The sign read "The Lone Jack Ranch" and is where Lone Jack road got its name. This sign was removed in 1915.

Lone Jack ranch in about 1912. At this time the ranch was owned by Muir. Location: North side of Dove Hallow Road and three tenths mile east of Lone Jack road.

Water supply for Lone Jack ranch in about 1912. At this time the ranch was owned by Muir. Location: This is Copper Creek on North side of Dove Hallow Road and east of Lone Jack road.

Lone Jack ranch in about 1912. At this time the ranch was owned by Muir. Location: North side of Dove Hallow Road and three tenths mile east of Lone Jack road.

Alex Lux on Tractor and John Teten on lima bean seeder. Taken from Manchester Av. looking west. Background field is now location of MiraCosta College and Greek church. Photo taken 1945. Stan cole ownes and operates this model M Allis-Chalmers tractor in 2017.

View of Olivenhain from present day Hummingbird ln. looking north. Grove of trees in center left are at the meeting hall. Street in foreground is Encinitas Blvd. Date of photo possibly 1948.

Looking east from present day Hummingbird ln. Denk ranch in center, which is now the location of Harvest ranch shopping center. Date of photo is possibly 1945.

View of Olivenhain from present day Hummingbird ln. looking north. Grove of trees at left are at the meeting hall. Street in foreground is Encinitas Blvd. Date is possibly 1948.

The lux ranch looking east. road in background is Manchester Av. Photo taken possibly 1945.

From left is Emil Bumann, George Bumann, Henry Cole, Frank Laughter, Eddie Cole. Location is possibly the Teten ranch. Date mid 1930's.

Cock fighting at Ditwiller ranch (near Del Dios) in about 1935. From left is ? Brown, Unknown, George Bumann and Jack Dunn.

Frank Kimball

George Tausch in about 1893. He was in Denver Colorado at the time.

Anna and Fred Teten at unknown house, possibly in Olivenhain.

Encinitas Copper Mine, is Located in Copper creek canyon, Carlsbad California. Two horizontal tunnels penetrated east canyon wall. They terminated at a shaft that dropped vertically about 125 feet. These tunnels were closed in the 1970's. This photo was taken by Adeline Bruning May 29, 1965.

(possibly) front row from right, Anna Denk (holding reins), Amelia Wiegand, Alwine Hauck. Back row from right, Laura Bumann, Marie Bumann. photo about 1908.

sunrise with windmill. Location is 3666 Bumann road, Olivenhain.

Teten house as restored in 2015. Location: Heritage musium, Encinitas Ca.

Carl Teten during WW!.

Bank of America building at SW corner of Encinitas Blvd. and Rancho Santa Fe road. 1976.