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Mint Canyon Highway (Sierra Highway)
Mint Canyon
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Mint Canyon Highway, n.d. (probably 1930s-1940s). Unused real photo postcard, divided back, created by Frasher's Fotos of Pomona, Calif.
Frasher's Fotos Inc. was Burton Frasher Sr. and his wife, Josephine, who opened a photographic studio in La Verne in 1914 and moved it in 1920 to Pomona. Burton Frasher traveled the Southwest — including Death Valley, Mt. Whitney and various places in Arizona and New Mexico in the days before good roads — shooting photographs for real photo postcards, which he sold through various national distributors. The business was active until his death in 1955.
SB4001: 9600 dpi jpeg. Collection of Sarah Brewer.
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SEE ALSO:
Touring 1922-1923
Mint Canyon Highway ~1930s/40s
1950s-1960s
NASA DC-8, 1972
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