Eureka!
| May 29, 2010 01:55PM |
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Here is one for Fritz:
Dad is reviewing family photos and compiling notes on who's who so I don't have to remember everything. He recently unearthed a scrapbook of my maternal Grandfather's that does not have people pictures and decided to take a break and scan them instead.
Grandpa took a break in college and worked at the Sunnyside in Eureka during the depression. Attached is a photo (we think from a set for sale) of the mill. From the lettering on the box cars, I am apt to think this may have been from 20 years or so before he was in college.
Amazing that none of the built structures in this scene remain!
Keith
Dad is reviewing family photos and compiling notes on who's who so I don't have to remember everything. He recently unearthed a scrapbook of my maternal Grandfather's that does not have people pictures and decided to take a break and scan them instead.
Grandpa took a break in college and worked at the Sunnyside in Eureka during the depression. Attached is a photo (we think from a set for sale) of the mill. From the lettering on the box cars, I am apt to think this may have been from 20 years or so before he was in college.
Amazing that none of the built structures in this scene remain!
Keith
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Keith | May 29, 2010 01:55PM |
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Fritz Klinke | May 29, 2010 04:04PM |
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Keith | May 30, 2010 07:57AM |
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