Orange County Park, California
(Irvine Regional Park)
Circa 1920’s
The two-acre Lake was created in 1913 by Ed Stimson as he excavated an old marsh in the park
Originally known as the “Picnic Grounds” by early settlers, it became Orange County Park in 1897 when James Irvine donated 160 acres of prime oak and sycamore groves along Santiago Creek
Contemporary print on medium weight paper - NOT A POSTCARD. Image size 11" x 14" - ready to frame! Will fit right into 11" x 14" frames or add a mat for a gallery-look. Can be displayed separately or in a grouping - a great nostalgic look!
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Condition Notes:
- The original image has not been retouched before printing - flaws such as scratches, blurs and other imperfections may be present. Due to the various photographic methods used in capturing the original scenes, the color or tone of the print will vary from image to image. Although this tends to enhance the vintage look, please look carefully before purchase.
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