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Photograph of the Von Tobels and the Beckleys with their first artesian well, 1909

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Title Photograph of the Von Tobels and the Beckleys with their first artesian well, 1909
Description Mr. and Mrs. Ed Von Tobel, Sr., and Jake and William Beckley are shown on their Paradise Valley property with their first artesian well Transcribed from photo sleeve: "L-R: Mr. & Mrs. Ed Von Tobel, Sr., Jake and Wm. Beckley are shown on their Paradise Valley Property with their first artesian well, 1909." Information provided by Special Collections: "Early Las Vegas History: Ed Von Tobel was the founder of Von Tobel's. His parents were Swiss emigrants. They settled in Illinois and their home was the first overnight stopping point that many Swiss emigrants had when they first came to the United States. A Swiss family came to the United States named Beckley. They stayed with the Von Tobels until they were settled in their new country. Ed Von Tobel, Sr. came to Las Vegas on the first public...
Source 0204:0030 Jacob E. Von Tobel Collection;
Date 1909
Coverage Paradise Valley; Las Vegas; Clark; Nevada; United States;
Subject Artesian wells; Artesian wells--Equipment and supplies; Carriages and carts; Deserts; Horses; Men; Nevada--Las Vegas Region; People; Portraits, Group; Women; Women--Portraits; Women's clothing; Men's clothing
Type Still Image;
Language eng
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Format image/tiff 10.11 x 7.99 inches
Publisher University of Nevada, Las Vegas University Libraries
Identifier http://digital.library.unlv.edu:81/u?/hln,218

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