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Black and white photo of construction workers in the process of building a new bridge.
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Black and white photograph of workers in the process of laying cement on the structure of a new bridge.
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Black and white photo of a young child sitting in a small carriage that has been attached to a goat. Written on the carraige is "San Bernardino 1928".
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Memorial Image for Andres Ybarra, the first owner of Ybarra's Market, who lived from Nov 30th 1904 - Sep 29th 2001. On the photo is written, "Gone is a father loved by all,
His soul is now at rest.
He'll sleep in peace, his work is done.
A father's work--the best.
He'll know the joy of perfect rest
In heaven up above,
Where he may dwell contentedly
Protected by God's love.
Our hearts may grieve that he must lie
Beneath the sacred sod,
And yet we know he lives in peace within the house of God."
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Sepia photo Uncle Felipe and his wife Maria posed for a portrait in formal attire.
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Black and white photo of Carlos Ybarra as a soldier in uniform, in Japan during World War II. He is posed with a group of people in front of the Postal Exchange on the base he was stationed. On the back it says, "The PX in Japan To my mother with all my love- Carlos"
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Black and white photo of Carlos Ybarra in uniform standing with one foot resting on a fire hydrant and smiling at the camera.
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Black and white photo of three soldiers in uniform posed behind sandbags and holding their weapons. Likely taken during World War II. It is assumed that the man on the right hand side of the photo is Carlos Ybarra.
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Black and white photograph of a soldier in uniform squatting with his rifle in front of a sign reading "Wolfhounds First Battalion of the Pearl Harbor Gurdacanal New Georgia Vella Lavella Luzon Japan Korea"
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Black and white photograph of a soldier crouched in the dirt behind a machine gun. The soldier likely belonged to the Wolfhounds First Battalion and fought during the Korean War.
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Color phtoograph of a small child sitting on the lap of a Jenny Ybarra behind the counter of a store, presumably Ybarra's Market.
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Color photograph of Andres Ybarra sitting on his walker and watering the lawn. A woman wearing a brightly colored shirt stands next to him on the sidewalk and smiles at the camera.
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Black and white school portrait of Raul Raya taken for the 1955/1956 school year. The right corner of the photograph has been torn away.
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Sepia photograph of four people standing together wearing formal attire in front of a painted background. The photo is titled "Tio Felipe and Tia Dimetra," assuming the woman in the middle is Tia Dimetra, however it is unclear which of the men is Tio Felipe.
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Color photograph of Andres S. Ybarra who first opened the "Ybarra Market" is sitting on a blue arm chair, with his hands folded in his lap. He is wearing a white cowboy hat with a brown band and smiles for the photo.
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Black and white photograph of three men, (from left to right), Judus Jasper (assumed), Edmund Esquivel, and Carlos Ybarra posing in front of Ybarra's "hotrod" parked out front of "Flowers Radio and Model Shop."