April 12, 2024
Old Santa Barbara California Title Search back to 1859
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You are bidding on an amazing title document which outlines a property on Canal Street, Santa Barbara, California from its very first acquisition in 1859 through to January 1920. The item has hard bound covers with the usual ribbon holding the pages together. The history content of this item is of the most major proportions. Pages after pages of real original information as the property changes hands along the way. When you consider that Mexico deeded the territory to the USA in 1848 and it became the state of California in 1850 this must be one of the oldest historical pieces of information ever to appear about the area. It is in remarkable condition, no rips or tears and the hardcovers are in great shape for being over 87 years old! Unsure of number of pages, but appears to be perhpas 200 or more. Any questions or further information required please contact me. Shipping/handling $10. This is from the history of Santa Barbara: "By the time California became a State in 1850, the Royal Presidio had crumbled into ruin. Only scant traces remain of the fort the Caneda Adobe on East Canon Perdido Street; the foundations of the chapel which was Santa Barbara's first church from which descended the modern Our Lady of Sorrows; and the grossly over-restored guard's quarters or El Cuartel, Santa Barbara's oldest Spanish adobe. A project
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