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Title: Orange Police Department group portrait, Orange, California, 1952
Date Created and/or Issued: 1952
Publication Information: Orange Public Library
Contributing Institution: Orange Public Library and History Center
Collection: Orange Public Library Local History Collection
Rights Information: For information on copyrights and permissions, please contact Orange Public Library, Orange, California.
Description: Orange Police Department group portrait, Orange, California, 1952. Image shows two rows of policement dressed in uniform and standing in front of the police station. Identified in front row, left to right, are Harold Richardson, Alfons L. Westermann, Donald Parsons, Robert Rugh, Alfonso A. Cervantes, Carl Krueger, and Chief Thomas Towns; in back row are Norman Dews, Donald Halliburton, Gerald S. Shryock, Winford O. Purcell, Jack Scott, Wilbur Weaver, and James Johnson.
Photographic print
B&w
20.5 x 25.5 cm.
Type: image
Identifier: http://ark.cdlib.org/ark:/13030/kt8w1014mw
OPL510
10511824
Language: English
Subject: Police
Group portraits
Orange Police Department--Orange (Calif.)
Richardson, Harold
Westermann, Alfons L
Parsons, Donald
Rugh, Robert
Cervantes, Alfonso A
Krueger, Carl
Towns, Thomas V
Dews, Norman
Halliburton, Donald
Shryock, Gerald S
Purcell, Winford O
Scott, Jack
Weaver, Wilbur
Johnson, James

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