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Long Beach Steam Station, Plant #1

Description
Long Beach Steam Station, Plant #1 - The steamer "General Hubbard," the first steel vessel built in Southern California, on its maiden voyage at Long Beach Harbor, motoring under the raised Salt Lake Bridge.
Type
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Date
1/5/1911
Call number
photCL SCE 02 - 00475
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