I have been sent more great 1915 – 1920 pictures. These came from Steven Faulkner of Oregon. Please check them out. With the exception of the Liberty flag postcards these pictures came from Steven’s grandfather Phillip C. Eberwine and grandmother Edna Moberly-Reynolds-Eberwine. They met and were married in Trona.
- Liberty Loan Flag Postcard
- Liberty Loan and Service Flag Postcard
- Plant Chimney
- Wagon Moving Supplies
- Austin Hall with Hornsey Plant in Background
- Edna Eberwine at Millpond
- Millpond
- Back of Service Flag Postcard
- Back of Liberty Loan Flag Postcard
The following information is from Joe Whitelaw:
The photos were taken from two albums put together in 1918 by my mother, Elizabeth Gail Gauslin and her younger sister Mary Margaret (Peggy) Gauslin, the youngest of Emma and Anthony (Tony) Gauslin’s eight children. My mother who was born in 1900 and lived off and on in Trona from 1915 to 1920. She was sent back east to school. Peggy was born in 1905 and lived full time in Trona from 1915 to 1920. She attended high school in Los Angeles, however, (Los Angeles High) beginning about 1919.
- Elisabeth Gausling with a bobcat.
- Elisabeth Gausling
- Mary Pickford 1915
- Mary Picford
- North Trona
- North Trona
- North Trona
- “Mexican Central” Railway
- Gauslin house under construction
- Gauslins
- First Trona Housing
- First Trona Housing and a Truck.
- Gauslin Women on Horseback
- Gauslin Women
- 1915 Trona Women and Children
- Children on Burro 1915 Trona
- 1915 Trona Students
- Trona Women 1915 at Great Falls
- Trona Women 1915
- On Searles Lake
- On Searles Lake
- Shopping in 1915
- On Searles Lake
- Kern River Fishing Trip From Trona
- Kern River Fishing Trip From Trona
- The fish is not as big as it seems it is hanging closer to the camera from the tree.
- The Hornsey Plant