1919 Map of Bradley

About this map

The Salinas River and the Southern Pacific Coast Line corridor define this region of the California Central Coast during the late 1910s. The village of Bradley sits as a central hub near the confluence of the San Antonio River, while the rail siding at Wunpost and Getty Siding facilitate the movement of goods through the valley. To the west, the landscape transitions into the hills of Hames Valley, where local life centered around the Hames School and Hames Valley School.