File:2019 Seeley Stable Museum 1.jpg
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English: The Seeley Stable Museum of the Old Town San Diego State Historic Park was built c.1869 by Albert Seeley, who ran a stage line between San Diego and Los Angeles. He enlarged the stable with a single-story addition in the rear, new sheds, fencing, and a windmill used to pump water. The bard was demolished in the late 1920s and reconstructed in 1975. It is now a museum of 19th-century overland transportation gear and vehicles donated by Roscoe E. Hazard. (Source: The Seeley Stable) |
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| current | 05:09, 5 November 2019 | | 4,855 × 3,136 (3.95 MB) | Beyond My Ken | == {{int:filedesc}} == {{Information |Description= {{en|1=The '''Seeley Stable Museum''' of the Old Town San Diego State Historic Park was built c.1869 by Albert Seeley, who ran a stage line between San Diego and Los Angeles. He enlarged the stable with a single-story addition in the rear, new sheds, fencing, and a windmill used to pump water. The bard was demolished in the late 1920s and reconstructed in 1975. It is now a museum of 19th-century overland transportation gear and vehicles do... |
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