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Herman Kruger's Funeral Procession, Anaheim. [graphic]
- Description:
- Accession number: P450 Herman Kruger's Funeral Procession down West Center Street (now Lincoln Ave.) led by the Knights of Pythias, Anaheim, California, 6 April 1911; Herman Kruger was the promoter & builder of the Anaheim Sugar Factory. He died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. McClellan in Papaaloa near Hilo, Hawaii on 21 March 1911. Pallbear... Boston BakeryCaliforniaAnaheim.Rimpau Brothers Real EstateKnights of PythiasStreet lightsPressel & DregerPressel, Carl ADreger, AdolphPioneersAnaheim (Calif.)PhotographsCommerce
- Display date:
- ca1911 (issued)
- Format:
- image
- Collections:
- Digital Public Library of America
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- Anaheim Public Library
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- Anaheim Public Library
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