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Julia Woosnam commented on myles murphy's group Old Ashland"Hey, I remember Rondo Lanes, in fact my cousin waxed the floors there in the summer......THAT was along time ago!"
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Ashland Historic Railroad Museum left a comment for Julia Woosnam"Hi Julia,
Did you see the great baby picture of Wah Chung's little girl Jennie in the Mail Tribune on Friday, April 24th? It came fron SOHS with a SOHS photo number. I am going to order it for the Museum.
SOHS has an early map that had a…"
Julia Woosnam left a comment for Ashland Historic Railroad Museum"Hi Victoria,
That info about Lee Chung having his laundry business at 280 A, came from the 1914 Ashland city directory. It wasn't listed as a residence, so I'm hoping someone might come up with a photo of the street showing the original…"
Ashland Historic Railroad Museum left a comment for Julia Woosnam"HI JUlia,
Thanks so much for the pictures and the info - would love to talk about them. There is a house at 280 A Street where a retired Southern Pacific employee has lived for many years. I have always wondered if it might be Wah Chung's old…"
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- At 1:28pm on April 26, 2009, Ashland Historic Railroad Museum said…
- Hi Julia,
Did you see the great baby picture of Wah Chung's little girl Jennie in the Mail Tribune on Friday, April 24th? It came fron SOHS with a SOHS photo number. I am going to order it for the Museum.
SOHS has an early map that had a Chinese grocery store on the corner of 2nd and 'A'. There is a house there now with the address of 280 'A' Street where the Soriano family live. He is a retired railroad worker who grows the most amazing flowers. I have been wanting to interview him for an oral history about working for the railroad, but he told me his English isn't that good. I've been looking for a Spanish interpreter who could help me.
I would really love to sit down and talk some time about the information you gave me. - Thanks again - Victoria
- At 12:27pm on April 22, 2009, Ashland Historic Railroad Museum said…
- HI JUlia,
Thanks so much for the pictures and the info - would love to talk about them. There is a house at 280 A Street where a retired Southern Pacific employee has lived for many years. I have always wondered if it might be Wah Chung's old house - the info you gave me indicates that there was a Chinese owned business there. Thanks again - Victoria 261-6605
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