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Doyle McMillin was responsible for moving many buildings in Whittier. Rather than tear a building down, he found the resources and methods for moving the building to a new location, to rearrange the town according to its land development needs. The address of each building he moved is mentioned, but the years are not. He was active in the early 1900s.
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