File:Hugh J. Glenn Home.jpg
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English: Photograph shows the Hugh James Glenn Home originally built by Galland & Aronson. Hugh James Glenn (1824-82), Missouri dentist who went to California (1849) to mine for gold - but in the 1860s, began wheat ranching. He was so successful that he became the state's largest grower, known as the Wheat King. For his production (1880) of more than a half million bushels on his 55, 000 acres in that part of Colusa County which was split off (1891) and named Glenn County in his memory. [Man is unidentified.] |
| Date | ca. 1920s |
| Source | CSU Chico Digital Collections |
| Author | White, Thelma |
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| current | 16:34, 29 April 2023 | | 3,091 × 1,833 (669 KB) | Greghenderson2006 | Uploaded a work by White, Thelma from [http://archives.csuchico.edu/digital/collection/coll11/id/11029/rec/39 CSU Chico Digital Collections] with UploadWizard |
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