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Hudson two door coach at the Santa Fe Station, 222 South Raymond, Pasadena. 1926
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Pasadena. Santa Fe Station. 222 South Raymond. Hudson two door coach automobile at Santa Fe Station
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Pasadena. Santa Fe Station. 222 South Raymond. A Hudson two door coach automobile and two Willys-Knight taxicabs at Santa Fe Station
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Pasadena. Santa Fe Station. 222 South Raymond. Hudson two door coach automobile in front of railroad depot, unloading luggage, man and younger woman, and young man from Murphy Motors Service Department (Fred Curtis White, Mrs. Lewis Laulor)
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