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Title |
Folger Stable Wooden Produce Box, n.d. |
Object Name |
Box, Packing |
Description |
Folger Stable Wooden Produce Box, n.d. Wooden box rectangular in shape. The front and back of the box is nailed into the sides. Both sides have a hand hold indented into the wood and have a wooden slab nailed into the tops of the sides, to widen the top of the sides for a better grip. Both sides of the box read, "HAZELWOOD / HILLS / WOODSIDE. CAL" with one side severely faded. The bottom of the box is made up of two wood slabs that are nailed into the bottom of the sides. |
Date |
n.d. |
Creator |
Folger Stable, Woodside, CA |
Role |
Manufacturer |
Catalog Number |
2000.014 |
Dimensions |
H-9 W-22.25 D-13.125 inches |
Collection |
3D - Containers |
Inscription Text |
"HAZELWOOD / HILLS / WOODSIDE. CAL" (Printed onto side of crate); "HAZELWOOD / HILLS / WOODSIDE. CAL" (Printed onto other side of crate) |
Provenance |
Hazelwood Hills (Folger Stable) |
Notes |
"Folger Stable was built in 1905 by James A. Folger II of Folgers Coffee Company. His great-grandson, Peter Folger II, sold the stables and 942 acres of land to Martin Wunderlich in 1956. Wunderlich then donated the stables and surrounding land to the County of San Mateo in 1974. In 2004, the Folger Estate Stable Historic District was named to the National Register of Historic Places. The renovation was completed in 2010 and includes a museum that was the original Carriage Room of the Stable." [http://www.wunderlichfolgerstable.com/about-us accessed 12/16/2015] |
Search Terms |
Boxes Boxes Folger Stable, Woodside, CA Folger, James A. Folger, Peter National Register of Historic Places Stables Wooden Woodside Woodside Store Wunderlich County Park Wunderlich, Martin |
Subjects |
Boxes Containers Crates Historic buildings Historic sites Horse boarding & training facilities National parks & reserves Stables Vegetables |
People |
Folger, James A., II Folger, Peter Wunderlich, Martin |
Credit line |
SMCHA Collection |