Box 13

[Envelope contains images of people and railroad rails, possibly intended for work with the Poway-Midland Railroad, a heritage railroad in Old Poway Park in Poway, California. The railroad was under construction in 1992, and track work was completed in June, 1993. Unknown if images were published in the newspaper.]

[Envelope contains images of Michael Cafagna. Cafagna was president and founder of the Square 1 real estate/development group, celebrating its 10th anniversary. Unknown if images were published in the newspaper.]

[Envelope contains images of an exhibit at the Del Mar Fairgrounds of the unusual things found in ladies' purses and "other various sundry and weird things" (according to the photographer's assignment sheet. Woman who put on exhibit is unnamed; unknown if images were published in the newspaper.]

[Envelope contains images related to event, likely the San Diego County Fair, with food booths in Del Mar, California. Food booths include a mini donuts booth, "Paris Bistro," and "Oriental Housewares Display." Second set of images of woodworking projects on display and in competition. Unknown if images were published in the newspaper.]

[Envelope contains images related to photographing "weird animals" at the San Diego County Fair. Unknown if images were published in the newspaper.]

[Envelope contains images related to new butterfly exhibit opening at the San Diego Wild Animal Park. Unknown if images were published in the newspaper.]

[Envelope contains images of the Williams Barn (also known as the "red barn"). The Williams Barn is currently located in Walnut Grove Park, where it is an event space. Envelope also contains images of the San Marcos Museum.]

[Envelope contains images that per photographer's assignment were to be taken on the last day of school at San Marcos Elementary, 6/12/1992. The images were not taken for a news story, but were to be ran in the paper as a photo feature. Unknown if images were published in the paper.]

[Envelope contains images from San Marcos, California's first annual Western Days Parade, which contained 45 entries. Parade was on San Marcos Boulevard, from the high school to Bent Avenue. Unknown if images were published in the newspaper.]

[Envelope contains images taken at arraignment of LaTwon Weaver, who was arrested and later convicted for the murder of Michael Broome. Broome was the owner of Shadowridge Jewelers and was killed during a robbery conducted by Weaver and accomplice Byron Summersville. Unknown if images were published in the newspaper.]