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Emily Roddy (b. 1911),83 narrow- gauge railroad into the Owens Valley from Nevada and the Southern Pacific standard- gauge extension built from southern California in 1910. Emilys mother ran the hotel at Owenyo Station, and Emily and her sister helped with the cooking and cleaning. When she was older, Emily worked at Manzanar packing fruit.

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,Ritsuko Eder (b. 1917), Doris Semura (1912–2005), Dawn Kashitani (b. 1910),n of Japanese ancestry living in the Los Angeles area. In the early months of 1942, they were ordered to leave their homes, take only what they could carry, and board trains and buses for the journey to a dreary, hastily built barrack city in the desert that would be their home for months, perhaps years.

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Keith Bright (b. 1915),tics,” drew Keith Bright into Inyo County issues soon after he moved with his family to the Owens Valley in 1968.. He recalled that time, with his wife Jane participating, in conversations with interviewer Richard Potashin in 1998 and 2001 at the Bright home near Independence.

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,Nettie Roeper Fausel (1874–1968), Nearly ninety-three when she talked with Eastern California Museum volunteers Bessie Poole and Jan Hillis in August 1967, she had lived in Independence most of her life and presided over the local post office for forty-two years. But of all her legacies, none has endured longer than the coyote she

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,Truman Buff (1906–1996), Truman was an Owens Valley native and Paiute elder of the Fort Independence tribe. An accomplished musician, he had played in valley dance bands for over five decades, and after retiring in 1971 from the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power, he enjoyed studying Owens Valley history, was a freq

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,Vic Taylor (1910–2001),dic knowledge of Eastern Sierra geology water sources, snow conditions, and weather history. With his wife Eleanor contributing, Vic talked with interviewer Richard Potashin in 1991 at the Taylors’ home in Independence; describing that career took him back in memory to a lifetime of camping, fishing