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PGE at Station
Description:
P.G.E. Bud cars. PGE at Pemberton Station, Looking South. From left to right - Warren Taillefer, Fred Thompson - Station Agent, leaning against wall is Ralph Proudlock, man with suitcase is Elmer Hellevang, man next to him is Fred Menzel, man with cap on is Slim Fougberg and standing in the door of the station is Warner Oberson - Terminal Supervisor. Fred Thompson is a former P.G.E. agent at Pemberton.
Notes:
Info updated (names of men) via Audrey Oberson in May 2015.
Keywords:
Source:
Thompson, Fred
Date of Creation:
1958
Accession #:
p104.2
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