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Letters written by him, including one to his son Hubert re his drawings of the California missions, containing an index of mission and rural views, 1861-1878; receipt to W.H. Davis; a manuscript booklet with title "Presidios of upper California" containing manuscript maps, plans and notes on the presidios of San Diego, Santa Barbara, Monterey and San Francisco as they were in 1820, compiled by M.G. Vallejo. With these: 2 copies of a 1909 agreement between Hubert Vischer and the Academy of Pacific Coast History, concerning his father's mission drawings, signed by H. Morse Stephens.
Vischer was a German who went to South America as a businessman. While there he offered hospitality to Charles Darwin. He moved later to California during the Gold Rush for business. He took up sketching scenes of his travels. He planned Pictorial of California to be a series of 60 landscape views, later expanded to over 100. Mariano Vallejo urged him to add views of the presidios to those of the missions.
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