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Solemint Store, ca. 1950
Canyon Country
[FULL IMAGE][CLOSEUP][ULTRA ZOOM LEFT][ULTRA ZOOM RIGHT] Real photo postcard of the Solemint Store, n.d. (ca. 1950). The Solemint Store was located on the east side of today's Sierra Highway, just south of Solemint Junction (the Sierra-Soledad intersection) in Soledad Canyon. Photo acquired by SCVHS on 3-2-2003. Date estimated by Todd Spiegelberg of Woodburn, Ore.
Further reading: Solemint Junction: A Happening Place to Be Alfred L. Clark's Solemint Store
HS9009a: 9600 dpi jpeg from original print |
Store Founder
9-22-1940
1945 Story
RPPC 1946
1940s
RPPC ~1940s
RPPC ~1950
1950s Postcard
Early 1950s
1966 Calendar
Salt & Pepper Shakers
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