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Accession number: P12009 Timm Boege family standing in front of their residence, located at 1006 West Center Street (now Lincoln Ave.), Anaheim; Timm Boege arrived in Anaheim in 1861 and engaged in wine-making, continuing that business until his death in 1916; Boege was a founder of the German American Bank in Anaheim and donated 40 acres of land for the site of the first Southern Pacific station in 1875; view shows Timm and Olga Boege with eight of their ten children standing in the dirt driveway fo their 1 1/2 story, wood-frame house; also visible is a horse-drawn buggy, windmill and water tank in the background.
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