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Title
Southern Pacific Engine and Crew Arriving at El Prado Depot
Creator
Claude C. ""Pop"" Laval
Date Created and/or Issued
no date
Publication Information
Fresno County Public Library
Contributing Institution
Fresno County Public Library
Collection
Laval (Claude C. "Pop") Photographs
Rights Information
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Description
Southern Pacific Engine and Crew Arriving at El Prado Depot (El Prado, California)
Type
image
Format
5 x 7 inches black and white photograph
Identifier
http://ark.cdlib.org/ark:/13030/c8445kc0
CFCPL_1759
no number
Language
English
Subject
Southern Pacific Railroad
Transportation
Railroads
Railroad cars
Railroad stations
Place
Fresno County (Calif.)
El Prado (Calif.)

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