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001-Mendocino Bay Panoramic (click image to see a larger version)
005- Mendocino Town Beach Panoramic (click on image to see a larger version)
010-Mendocino Hotel on Main Street
011-Closing Time on Main Street
029-Kelley House Window
038-Jessica Fletcher's Bicycle
040-Newell Post and Capt. Lansing's House
042-Cabrillo Light at Sunset
047-Cuffy's Cove Panoramic near Elk, CA (click on image to see a larger version)
049-Schooner Gulch Beach Panoramic near Pt. Arena, CA (click on image to see a larger version)
052-Albion River Bridge at Sunset
053-Morning Fog off Stillwell Point
013-Main Street Sunset
014-Packard Tower & Kasten Street
033- Five Water Towers over the Village
036-Sunset on the Headlands
039-Wild Flowers on the Headlands
044-Pt. Cabrillo Original USCG Light Station
045-Cabrillo Lighthouse at Sunset
048-Pt. Arena Lighthouse
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Mendocino, California is located on a peninsula jutting out into the Pacific Ocean 150 miles north of San Francisco. Founded in 1850, it was a thriving lumber shipping port until the 1930's. Because Mendocino retained many of it's old buildings and character, in the late 50's it was re-discovered as an artists' colony and a movie location. Today the village is a National Historic Preservation Site that is lived in by a few hundred fortunate residents. |
McBride's photographs can be viewed and purchased directly from the Highlight Gallery on Main Street in Mendocino. Fine Art Prints of any of the images on this site can be purchased in various states and sizes. Plus McBride has just published a Limited Edition Poster that features 12 distinctive windows within the village. |
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