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Description
A.G. Walker was a stenographer and bookkeeper who worked for Henry Edwards Huntington and William Dunn in the Los Angeles Railway offices. He began his employment on May 30, 1903. His reminiscences are hazy at this late date, but they are focused on the regional railways – its leadership and finances – and the relationship with Henry Huntington and William Dunn. Interview conducted by Robert O. Schad and "Mr. Brown" on March 23, 1960. A transcript of this interview is available in the Henry Edwards Huntington Papers collection. This tape labelled "A. Gomez, April 11, 1959"; this is incorrect. 7 tapes labelled A-H; original set contained an 8th tape labelled F; this tape is missing from the set. All tapes except this one were found to be blank.
Type
sound
Format
Original Sound mono 1/4 inch audio tape
Extent
1 Tapes of 1 00:32:08
Identifier
mssHEH csmha_000273
Language
English
Subject
California--History Railroads--History
Provenance
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