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Title: Train Wreck Near Lyonsville
Creator: Dorrothy, Harry Sewell
Contributor: Tehama County Library
Date Created and/or Issued: ca. 1902
Publication Information: Meriam Library. California State University, Chico
Contributing Institution: California State University, Chico
Collection: Northeastern California Historical Photograph Collection
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Description: Photograph shows logging train wreck near Lyonsville, California in 1902. Spilled logs from logging train near Lyonsville Mill, Tehama County. Photographed by Harry S. Dorrothy, Skowhegan, Maine. Stamped on back: San Leandro Chamber of Commerce, City Hall, San Leandro, CA.
Type: Image
Format: 165x205 mm.
tif
Identifier: sc8201
http://archives.csuchico.edu/cdm/ref/collection/coll11/id/11275
Subject: Sierra Lumber Company (Calif.)
Railroad accidents
Logging
Logging railroads
Logs
Place: Lyonsville (Calif.)
Tehama County (Calif.)
Source: sc8201.tif
Relation: Hard Drive
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Northeastern California Historical Photograph Collection

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