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[Frontis illus. of books by Mason Locke "Parson" Weems (1759-1825): "h...

Illus. in: God's Revenge against gambling ... (Philadelphia, 1812). No reference copies. This record contains unverified, old data from caption card. Caption card tracings: Shelf.

Locke Garden Chinese Restaurant in Locke, an unincorporated community ...

Also known as the Locke Historic District, it was established after a fire broke out in the Chinese section of nearby Walnut Grove. Chinese merchants approached landowner George Locke and inquired if they could... More

Town of Locke, Restaurant, 13943 Main Street, Locke, Sacramento County...

Significance: This wooden building is one of a group forming the street facade on Main Street. Survey number: HABS CA-2071-U National Register of Historic Places NRIS Number: 71000174

Town of Locke, Boat House, River Road, Locke, Sacramento County, CA

Significance: This structure, built as a steamer shed by Southern Pacific Railroad Company, served as a point of shipping delta agricultural products during the early 20th century. Survey number: HABS CA-2071-... More

Town of Locke, House, 13927 Main Street, Locke, Sacramento County, CA

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Town of Locke, Commercial Building, 13963 River Road, Locke, Sacrament...

Significance: This is one of the group of buildings that forms Locke's uniform streetscape, with false front and boardwalk on River Road and a balconied, two-story facade on Main Street. At one time it served ... More

Locke Avenue Bridge, Bridge Tender's House, East side of Locke Avenue,...

Significance: The Bridge Tender's House is significant for its association with the adjoining highway crossing carrying Lock Avenue over Raccoon Creek. The construction of the house circa 1890 corresponded wit... More

Town of Locke, Commercial Building, 13931 River Road, Locke, Sacrament...

Significance: This is one of the group of buildings that forms the Main Street and River Road street facades. The buildings are separated by narrow alleyways, and have a second floor balcony on the Main Street... More

Town of Locke, Locke, Sacramento County, CA

Significance: It is a town of frame structures built by Chinese immigrants carpenters and Caucasian carpenters between 1912 and 1922. The Chinese came to America in the 1850s during the Gold Rush and in the 186... More

Town of Locke, Locke, Sacramento County, CA

Significance: It is a town of frame structures built by Chinese immigrants carpenters and Caucasian carpenters between 1912 and 1922. The Chinese came to America in the 1850s during the Gold Rush and in the 186... More

Town of Locke, Locke, Sacramento County, CA

Significance: It is a town of frame structures built by Chinese immigrants carpenters and Caucasian carpenters between 1912 and 1922. The Chinese came to America in the 1850s during the Gold Rush and in the 186... More

Town of Locke, Dai Loy Gambling Museum, 13951 Main Street, Locke, Sacr...

Significance: This is one of a group of buildings that forms a Main Street facade, each separated by a narrow alleyway and typical of such structures with similar facades. It was built in 1916 and operated as ... More

Town of Locke, Dai Loy Gambling Museum, 13951 Main Street, Locke, Sacr...

Significance: This is one of a group of buildings that forms a Main Street facade, each separated by a narrow alleyway and typical of such structures with similar facades. It was built in 1916 and operated as ... More

Town of Locke, Residential Building, River & Levee Roads, Locke, Sacra...

Significance: This wooden structure was one of the first buildings built in 1912 as a hotel before the town of Locke was built. Survey number: HABS CA-2071-G Building/structure dates: ca. 1912 Initial Constru... More

Busts of Coufucius and Sun Yat-sen outside building in Locke, an uninc...

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Town of Locke, Boat House, River Road, Locke, Sacramento County, CA

Significance: This structure, built as a steamer shed by Southern Pacific Railroad Company, served as a point of shipping delta agricultural products during the early 20th century. Survey number: HABS CA-2071-... More

Town of Locke, Jan Ying Association, 13947 Main Street, Locke, Sacrame...

Significance: Tis is one of a group of buildings that forms a Main Street facade, each separated by a narrow alleyway. It is typical of such structures with similar facades. Survey number: HABS CA-2071-V Nat... More

Locke Avenue Bridge, Locke Avenue (County Route 671) Spanning Raccoon ...

Significance: The Locke Avenue Bridge, constructed in 1911, is the only swing span and the oldest of three movable span bridges extant in Gloucester County, New Jersey. The bridge is distinctive as a small sca... More

Town of Locke, Residential Building, 13939 Main Street, Locke, Sacrame...

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Town of Locke, Star Theatre, 13939 River Road, Locke, Sacramento Count...

Significance: This building, which was built as a theater, has also served as a gambling house, brothel and rooming house. The large arched entranceway on the west facade is unique in Locke. Survey number: HA... More

Town of Locke, Star Theatre, 13939 River Road, Locke, Sacramento Count...

Significance: This building, which was built as a theater, has also served as a gambling house, brothel and rooming house. The large arched entranceway on the west facade is unique in Locke. Survey number: HA... More

Town of Locke, Commercial Building, 13931 River Road, Locke, Sacrament...

Significance: This is one of the group of buildings that forms the Main Street and River Road street facades. The buildings are separated by narrow alleyways, and have a second floor balcony on the Main Street... More

Town of Locke, Locke, Sacramento County, CA

Significance: It is a town of frame structures built by Chinese immigrants carpenters and Caucasian carpenters between 1912 and 1922. The Chinese came to America in the 1850s during the Gold Rush and in the 186... More

Town of Locke, Locke, Sacramento County, CA

Significance: It is a town of frame structures built by Chinese immigrants carpenters and Caucasian carpenters between 1912 and 1922. The Chinese came to America in the 1850s during the Gold Rush and in the 186... More

Town of Locke, Locke, Sacramento County, CA

Significance: It is a town of frame structures built by Chinese immigrants carpenters and Caucasian carpenters between 1912 and 1922. The Chinese came to America in the 1850s during the Gold Rush and in the 186... More

Town of Locke, Dai Loy Gambling Museum, 13951 Main Street, Locke, Sacr...

Significance: This is one of a group of buildings that forms a Main Street facade, each separated by a narrow alleyway and typical of such structures with similar facades. It was built in 1916 and operated as ... More

Town of Locke, Dai Loy Gambling Museum, 13951 Main Street, Locke, Sacr...

Significance: This is one of a group of buildings that forms a Main Street facade, each separated by a narrow alleyway and typical of such structures with similar facades. It was built in 1916 and operated as ... More

Town of Locke, Dai Loy Gambling Museum, 13951 Main Street, Locke, Sacr...

Significance: This is one of a group of buildings that forms a Main Street facade, each separated by a narrow alleyway and typical of such structures with similar facades. It was built in 1916 and operated as ... More

Town of Locke, Dai Loy Gambling Museum, 13951 Main Street, Locke, Sacr...

Significance: This is one of a group of buildings that forms a Main Street facade, each separated by a narrow alleyway and typical of such structures with similar facades. It was built in 1916 and operated as ... More

Town of Locke, Joe Shoong Chinese School, 13920 Main Street, Locke, Sa...

Significance: This one-story, wooden frame structure was built in 1915 as the National Park Hall. It later served as a Chinese school, and today is often used for public meetings. Survey number: HABS CA-2071-... More

Town of Locke, Yuen Chong Market, 13923 River Road, Locke, Sacramento ...

Significance: This wooden frame structure departs from the typical false-fronted buildings along River Road with its Baroque-type stuccoed false front. It is the end building of the original River Road street ... More

Town of Locke, Commercial Building, 13927 River Road, Locke, Sacrament...

Significance: This is one of a group of buildings that forms the Main Street facade, each separated by a narrow alleyway and typical of such structures with similar facades. Survey number: HABS CA-2071-B Buil... More

Madame Sze & Mrs. Ernest Locke, 5/15/22

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Old building in Locke, an unincorporated community in the Sacramento/S...

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Town of Locke, Boat House, River Road, Locke, Sacramento County, CA

Significance: This structure, built as a steamer shed by Southern Pacific Railroad Company, served as a point of shipping delta agricultural products during the early 20th century. Survey number: HABS CA-2071-... More

Town of Locke, Commercial Building, 13955 River Road, Locke, Sacrament...

Significance: This building served as a restaurant for many years and is now a residence. It is one of the group of buildings, each separated by narrow alleyways, that forms the Main Street and River Road stre... More

Locke Avenue Bridge, Locke Avenue (County Route 671) Spanning Raccoon ...

Significance: The Locke Avenue Bridge, constructed in 1911, is the only swing span and the oldest of three movable span bridges extant in Gloucester County, New Jersey. The bridge is distinctive as a small sca... More

Locke Avenue Bridge, Locke Avenue (County Route 671) Spanning Raccoon ...

Significance: The Locke Avenue Bridge, constructed in 1911, is the only swing span and the oldest of three movable span bridges extant in Gloucester County, New Jersey. The bridge is distinctive as a small sca... More

Town of Locke, Commercial Building, 13952 Main Street, Locke, Sacramen...

Significance: This is one of the group of buildings that forms the Main Street and River Road street facades, separated by narrow alleyways and displaying a second floor balcony on the Main Street facade. Surv... More

Town of Locke, Warehouse, 13923 Main Street, Locke, Sacramento County,...

Significance: This wooden structure, built 1915, is the only building in the Main Street row with a curved false front. It was constructed to house a movie theater, and presently serves as a warehouse. Survey... More

Town of Locke, House, 13919 Main Street, Locke, Sacramento County, CA

Significance: The one-story wooden structure has always been a residence. At one time it was divided into six apartments. Survey number: HABS CA-2071-O Building/structure dates: after 1910 Initial Constructi... More

Town of Locke, Locke, Sacramento County, CA

Significance: It is a town of frame structures built by Chinese immigrants carpenters and Caucasian carpenters between 1912 and 1922. The Chinese came to America in the 1850s during the Gold Rush and in the 186... More

Town of Locke, Locke, Sacramento County, CA

Significance: It is a town of frame structures built by Chinese immigrants carpenters and Caucasian carpenters between 1912 and 1922. The Chinese came to America in the 1850s during the Gold Rush and in the 186... More

Town of Locke, Locke, Sacramento County, CA

Significance: It is a town of frame structures built by Chinese immigrants carpenters and Caucasian carpenters between 1912 and 1922. The Chinese came to America in the 1850s during the Gold Rush and in the 186... More

Town of Locke, Dai Loy Gambling Museum, 13951 Main Street, Locke, Sacr...

Significance: This is one of a group of buildings that forms a Main Street facade, each separated by a narrow alleyway and typical of such structures with similar facades. It was built in 1916 and operated as ... More

Town of Locke, Commercial-Residential Structure, 13935 Main Street, Lo...

Significance: This wooden structure, which once housed a fish market on the first floor and residence on the second, is similar to the buildings along Main Street with their second floor balconies and gable roo... More

Town of Locke, Joe Shoong Chinese School, 13920 Main Street, Locke, Sa...

Significance: This one-story, wooden frame structure was built in 1915 as the National Park Hall. It later served as a Chinese school, and today is often used for public meetings. Survey number: HABS CA-2071-... More

Town of Locke, Joe Shoong Chinese School, 13920 Main Street, Locke, Sa...

Significance: This one-story, wooden frame structure was built in 1915 as the National Park Hall. It later served as a Chinese school, and today is often used for public meetings. Survey number: HABS CA-2071-... More

Eric Locke to David Davis, Wednesday, December 26, 1860 (Recommends C...

Store in Locke, an unincorporated community in the Sacramento/San Joaq...

Also known as the Locke Historic District, it was established after a fire broke out in the Chinese section of nearby Walnut Grove. Chinese merchants approached landowner George Locke and inquired if they could... More

Town of Locke, Commercial Building, 13943 River Road, Locke, Sacrament...

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Town of Locke, Commercial Building, 13943 River Road, Locke, Sacrament...

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Town of Locke, Commercial Building, 13947 River Road, Locke, Sacrament...

Significance: This is one of a group of buildings, each separated by a narrow alleyway, that forms the Main Street facade. It is typical of such structures with similar facades, and is a harmonious part of the... More

Town of Locke, Jan Ying Association, 13947 Main Street, Locke, Sacrame...

Significance: Tis is one of a group of buildings that forms a Main Street facade, each separated by a narrow alleyway. It is typical of such structures with similar facades. Survey number: HABS CA-2071-V Nat... More

Locke Avenue Bridge, Locke Avenue (County Route 671) Spanning Raccoon ...

Significance: The Locke Avenue Bridge, constructed in 1911, is the only swing span and the oldest of three movable span bridges extant in Gloucester County, New Jersey. The bridge is distinctive as a small sca... More

Locke Avenue Bridge, Locke Avenue (County Route 671) Spanning Raccoon ...

Significance: The Locke Avenue Bridge, constructed in 1911, is the only swing span and the oldest of three movable span bridges extant in Gloucester County, New Jersey. The bridge is distinctive as a small sca... More

Town of Locke, House, 13936 Main Street, Locke, Sacramento County, CA

Significance: This is one of the group of buildings that forms the Main Street and River Road street facades, separated by narrow alleys and fronted by projecting second floor balconies over the sidewalk along ... More

Town of Locke, Residential Building, 13939 Main Street, Locke, Sacrame...

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Town of Locke, Residential Building, 13939 Main Street, Locke, Sacrame...

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Town of Locke, The Tules, River Road, Locke, Sacramento County, CA

Significance: This wooden structure, built in 1912 by Tin San Chan, was one of the first three structures erected in Locke, and has served as a bar, boarding house and gambling parlor. Survey number: HABS CA-2... More

Town of Locke, Christian Center, 13937 Key Street, Locke, Sacramento C...

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Town of Locke, Christian Center, 13937 Key Street, Locke, Sacramento C...

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Town of Locke, Locke, Sacramento County, CA

Significance: It is a town of frame structures built by Chinese immigrants carpenters and Caucasian carpenters between 1912 and 1922. The Chinese came to America in the 1850s during the Gold Rush and in the 186... More

Town of Locke, Locke, Sacramento County, CA

Significance: It is a town of frame structures built by Chinese immigrants carpenters and Caucasian carpenters between 1912 and 1922. The Chinese came to America in the 1850s during the Gold Rush and in the 186... More

Town of Locke, Locke, Sacramento County, CA

Significance: It is a town of frame structures built by Chinese immigrants carpenters and Caucasian carpenters between 1912 and 1922. The Chinese came to America in the 1850s during the Gold Rush and in the 186... More

Town of Locke, Locke, Sacramento County, CA

Significance: It is a town of frame structures built by Chinese immigrants carpenters and Caucasian carpenters between 1912 and 1922. The Chinese came to America in the 1850s during the Gold Rush and in the 186... More

Town of Locke, Commercial Building, 13959 Main Street, Locke, Sacramen...

Significance: This building stands at the beginning of the row of wooden structures forming the street facade on Main Street. The wooden structure, with its galleried balcony, corrugated sheet metal gabled roo... More

Theatre! Benefit and last appearance but one of the celebrated Americ...

Illus. - "Ten Nights in a bar room"; exterior and interior of bar. Reference copy may be in LOT 4441. This record contains unverified, old data from caption card. Caption card tracings: Theater Ads.; Rare Bk. D... More

Honorable Joseph Locke House, Billerica, Middlesex County, MA

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Town of Locke, Commercial Building, 13943 River Road, Locke, Sacrament...

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Town of Locke, Commercial Building, 13947 River Road, Locke, Sacrament...

Significance: This is one of a group of buildings, each separated by a narrow alleyway, that forms the Main Street facade. It is typical of such structures with similar facades, and is a harmonious part of the... More

Town of Locke, Commercial Building, 13963 River Road, Locke, Sacrament...

Significance: This is one of the group of buildings that forms Locke's uniform streetscape, with false front and boardwalk on River Road and a balconied, two-story facade on Main Street. At one time it served ... More

Town of Locke, The Tules, River Road, Locke, Sacramento County, CA

Significance: This wooden structure, built in 1912 by Tin San Chan, was one of the first three structures erected in Locke, and has served as a bar, boarding house and gambling parlor. Survey number: HABS CA-2... More

Town of Locke, Star Theatre, 13939 River Road, Locke, Sacramento Count...

Significance: This building, which was built as a theater, has also served as a gambling house, brothel and rooming house. The large arched entranceway on the west facade is unique in Locke. Survey number: HA... More

Town of Locke, House, Main & Levee Roads, Locke, Sacramento County, CA

Significance: This two-story wooden structure was built in 1912, before the establishment of the community. Survey number: HABS CA-2071-Z Building/structure dates: 1912 Initial Construction National Register... More

Town of Locke, House, 13919 Main Street, Locke, Sacramento County, CA

Significance: The one-story wooden structure has always been a residence. At one time it was divided into six apartments. Survey number: HABS CA-2071-O Building/structure dates: after 1910 Initial Constructi... More

Town of Locke, Locke, Sacramento County, CA

Significance: It is a town of frame structures built by Chinese immigrants carpenters and Caucasian carpenters between 1912 and 1922. The Chinese came to America in the 1850s during the Gold Rush and in the 186... More

Town of Locke, Locke, Sacramento County, CA

Significance: It is a town of frame structures built by Chinese immigrants carpenters and Caucasian carpenters between 1912 and 1922. The Chinese came to America in the 1850s during the Gold Rush and in the 186... More

Town of Locke, Dai Loy Gambling Museum, 13951 Main Street, Locke, Sacr...

Significance: This is one of a group of buildings that forms a Main Street facade, each separated by a narrow alleyway and typical of such structures with similar facades. It was built in 1916 and operated as ... More

Town of Locke, Commercial-Residential Structure, 13935 Main Street, Lo...

Significance: This wooden structure, which once housed a fish market on the first floor and residence on the second, is similar to the buildings along Main Street with their second floor balconies and gable roo... More

Town of Locke, Commercial Building, 13927 River Road, Locke, Sacrament...

Significance: This is one of a group of buildings that forms the Main Street facade, each separated by a narrow alleyway and typical of such structures with similar facades. Survey number: HABS CA-2071-B Buil... More

John Locke, 1632-1704, Head and Shoulders Portrait

Portrait, head and shoulders, facing right. Lithograph by de Fonroug(...)? after H. Garnier This record contains unverified, old data from caption card. Caption card tracings: Artists; Publ I. (2); BI; Shelf.

Bishop Chas. Edward Locke, [6/16/22]

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Building and sign "Welcome to Locke" in Locke, an unincorporated commu...

Also known as the Locke Historic District, it was established after a fire broke out in the Chinese section of nearby Walnut Grove. Chinese merchants approached landowner George Locke and inquired if they could... More

Lucky Strike building in Locke, an unincorporated community in the Sac...

Also known as the Locke Historic District, it was established after a fire broke out in the Chinese section of nearby Walnut Grove. Chinese merchants approached landowner George Locke and inquired if they could... More

Cat on a bench in Locke, an unincorporated community in the Sacramento...

Also known as the Locke Historic District, it was established after a fire broke out in the Chinese section of nearby Walnut Grove. Chinese merchants approached landowner George Locke and inquired if they could... More

Cat on a bench in Locke, an unincorporated community in the Sacramento...

Also known as the Locke Historic District, it was established after a fire broke out in the Chinese section of nearby Walnut Grove. Chinese merchants approached landowner George Locke and inquired if they could... More

Town of Locke, Commercial Building, 13963 River Road, Locke, Sacrament...

Significance: This is one of the group of buildings that forms Locke's uniform streetscape, with false front and boardwalk on River Road and a balconied, two-story facade on Main Street. At one time it served ... More

Town of Locke, Commercial Building, 13963 River Road, Locke, Sacrament...

Significance: This is one of the group of buildings that forms Locke's uniform streetscape, with false front and boardwalk on River Road and a balconied, two-story facade on Main Street. At one time it served ... More

Locke Avenue Bridge, Bridge Tender's House, East side of Locke Avenue,...

Significance: The Bridge Tender's House is significant for its association with the adjoining highway crossing carrying Lock Avenue over Raccoon Creek. The construction of the house circa 1890 corresponded wit... More

Town of Locke, House, 13936 Main Street, Locke, Sacramento County, CA

Significance: This is one of the group of buildings that forms the Main Street and River Road street facades, separated by narrow alleys and fronted by projecting second floor balconies over the sidewalk along ... More

Town of Locke, Locke, Sacramento County, CA

Significance: It is a town of frame structures built by Chinese immigrants carpenters and Caucasian carpenters between 1912 and 1922. The Chinese came to America in the 1850s during the Gold Rush and in the 186... More

Town of Locke, Locke, Sacramento County, CA

Significance: It is a town of frame structures built by Chinese immigrants carpenters and Caucasian carpenters between 1912 and 1922. The Chinese came to America in the 1850s during the Gold Rush and in the 186... More

Town of Locke, Locke, Sacramento County, CA

Significance: It is a town of frame structures built by Chinese immigrants carpenters and Caucasian carpenters between 1912 and 1922. The Chinese came to America in the 1850s during the Gold Rush and in the 186... More

Town of Locke, Dai Loy Gambling Museum, 13951 Main Street, Locke, Sacr...

Significance: This is one of a group of buildings that forms a Main Street facade, each separated by a narrow alleyway and typical of such structures with similar facades. It was built in 1916 and operated as ... More

Town of Locke, Dai Loy Gambling Museum, 13951 Main Street, Locke, Sacr...

Significance: This is one of a group of buildings that forms a Main Street facade, each separated by a narrow alleyway and typical of such structures with similar facades. It was built in 1916 and operated as ... More

[Title page of John Locke, Two Treatises of Government (London, 1690)]

Ref. copy may be in Biog. File. Illus. in: John Locke, Two Treatises of Government (London, 1690). This record contains unverified data from caption card, with subsequent revisions. Caption card tracings: RBD; ... More

Old Chevrolet truck in Locke, an unincorporated community in the Sacra...

Also known as the Locke Historic District, it was established after a fire broke out in the Chinese section of nearby Walnut Grove. Chinese merchants approached landowner George Locke and inquired if they could... More

View of buildings, including Locke Chinese Medicine in Locke an uninco...

Also known as the Locke Historic District, it was established after a fire broke out in the Chinese section of nearby Walnut Grove. Chinese merchants approached landowner George Locke and inquired if they could... More

The Shack studio and gallery in Locke, an unincorporated community in ...

Also known as the Locke Historic District, it was established after a fire broke out in the Chinese section of nearby Walnut Grove. Chinese merchants approached landowner George Locke and inquired if they could... More