i have a wonderful document that is actually signed by my great, great grandfather, colonel thomas bakerd it's on a slip of paper which is what they used back then because paper was scarce. and it's actually a loan note. colonel baker, $500 in gold for one of his little projects. he had a lot of little projects going on. that's how bakersfield got started. this was in 1872, but it's one of the very, very few documents that exists with the signature of colonel thomas baker. now, in this file we have some very interesting things. this might be of interest to you. this is a picture of st. paul's episcopal church, the inside of it, of course. and it shows the pews and the altar. the interesting story on this is the altar was purchased by mrs. lloyd tevis from the church where president mckinley last prayed prior to being shot and assassinated. and this was the altar, and it was brought to bakersfield by mrs. lloyd tevis. and be this is a photograph of the outside of the church, and you can see how quaint this little church was. there are lots of very interesting pretty much national, nationa