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Santa Cruz County History - Articles
Browsing Local History Articles tagged "tanneries"
Aptos History: A Look Back at Centuries of Mid-County History, by
John Hibble
Aptos History: A Look Back at Centuries of Mid-County History [Read more]
A Walk Through Time: Jacob Kron, by
Janet Krassow and Randy Krassow
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Industrial Development: Tanneries, by
Susan Lehmann
The Santa Cruz County tanning industry had its start [in] 1843 when Paul Sweet built a tannery on the San ... [Read more]
Ansel Adams and Ansley Salz, the owner of the Salz tannery, were longtime friends. [Read more]
Leather with Personality [A.K. Salz Company], by
D.S. Marston
An experienced tanner, using the palm reader's clairvoyance in reverse, can study the lines and markings on a cowhide as ... [Read more]
Salz Leathers Folds Up Shop: Landmark Business to Close this Year, by
Heather Boerner
One of the county's oldest businesses, 145-year-old Salz Leathers, will close by the end of the year. [Read more]
Timeline of Salz Leathers tannery [Read more]
The manufacture of a superior quality of leather has long been one of the specialties of Santa Cruz County. At ... [Read more]
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James Wellesley Gally was born December 8, 1828, at Wheeling, West Virginia. He studied medicine, specializing in dentistry, which he practiced both in Wheeling and, later, in Ohio. In 1855, he married Martha James at Zanesville, Ohio, where he became editor of the Zanesville Aurora. In the early 1860's he ..." [More]
Excerpted from Judge Gally
