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In 1895, Civil War Veteran and farmer S.G. Umbarger establ...

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The Umbarger House

Late Nineteenth Century Homelife in a San José Farmhouse

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Umbarger

In 1895, Civil War Veteran and farmer S.G. Umbarger established a wagon yard and sheds for travelers passing through this area. The area became known as Umbarger when the Pecos Valley Railroad, built in 1898, named a rail switch after ...

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The Umbarger House

Late Nineteenth Century Homelife in a San José Farmhouse

In 1851 David Umbarger, a “forty-niner” from West Virginia, bought 136.5 acres in the Santa Clara Valley. Umbarger built this house on his homestead in the 1870s.

Like many ex-miners who remained in ...

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