Exterior view of an unidentified adobe on Rancho Agua Hedionda in San Diego, ca. 1930

Photograph of an exterior view of an unidentified adobe on Rancho Agua Hedionda in San Diego, ca. 1930. A bearded man in a suit and hat stands just right of center, the long ranch-style adobe visible behind him, where two other individuals can be seen along with a large dog. A hand-fashioned porch rail surrounds the patio of the adobe, made from what appear to be tree branches. Four doors are visible on the anterior wall of the adobe, spaced at regular intervals. To the far right, a second, smaller building can be seen, its spackle peeling. The adobe is assumedly associated with Juan Maria Marron, the picture file card reading "Juan Maria Marron. Robert Kelly, son of Jack Hinton, forclosed mortgage. Afterward found poisoned"