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RATIONAL ARCHIVES: On 16 July 1985 the resources of the National Archives, Chet C. Hollifield Federal Building, Laguna Niguel, Caliif4rnia were examined. The census schedules for the years 1900, 1910 and 1920 were most helpful in establishing the developme "tal �istr�)y of the pro- ject area. No direct information regarding structures was obtained, but general locations could be surmised from addresses given in the census data. FIFLO SURVEY: Dn 22, 24 and 25 July 1985 the informatio5 which had been determined through agency and library study was field checked. All addresses along Bristol Street in the project area were verified, all of the structures with potential for historical preservation were visited and measurements and photographs made. In addition, all open areas along the street and several areas of active construction eKcavatia n were examined for any evidence of archaeological deposition. No such deposition was found and it was noted that the subsurface in the project area appears to be primarily recent alluvial deposits. OTHER RESOURCES: During the course of this survey many a.dditinnaj printed resources were utilized and matey people were contacted. Many of the printed resources will be cited in the following history of the pro - ject area. A partia3 listing of the persons contacted includes: Jeanette McRae, Orange County Fair Association Carol Dvmke, Orange County Current Planning Processing Center Mr. Guillory, Orange County Assessor "5 Office Ed Miller. author of an historical work about the City of Costa Mesa Lecil 5lahack, Orange Ccuunty Historical Commission Opal Kissinger, Librarian, Anaheim Public Library Mr. Kapphahn, Business Manager, dater Dei High School Father Trower, Office of the Bishop of Orange Hancy Thatcher, Orange County Historical Commission Barbara Blankman, Librarian, First ericaa Title Company IVENTIFIEV POTEWIAtl.Y S7GNfFICANT HISTORICAL RESOURCES: During this survey four extant structures with potential for historical preservation were ident- ified. Each of these are discussed below. The map of the project area on 5