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Photo--black and white: Caption: "Monday Nite Handicap L & L Bowling Lanes Sebastopol, Calif." Five women holding bowling balls. From left: unknown, Agnes Keeley, Maxine Irwin, sister of Agnes, Mary (Friday) Pelmulder. L & L Bowling Lanes was located at 962 Gravenstein Highway South, Sebastopol. California. The Lanes were torn down in the 1990s and replaced with the R.S. Basso furniture building. Agnes Keeley and her sister, both nurses, co-leased and operated the original Palm Drive Hospital in the 1940s which was a private residence owned by Al Helwig.
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