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COCA-COLA MUSEUM, A COLLECTION OF PICTURES & NEWS ARTICLES Many thanks to Ben Hunter and his family for
allowing us to copy this data. Thanks to Jim Gritzbaugh and Ann Harlan for all the hours spent at the copy machine. You are appreciated. Thank you Office Max for the use of your machines.
COCA-COLA MUSEUM
Photo by Ann Harlan
Photo by Ann Harlan View of 400 Block of Pine Street in the early 1900's
The Little Playhouse is on the left of the W. S. Hunter Home
The clock was given to W.S. Hunter when he stopped working for Western Union around 1901.
Larry & Gladys Hunter
Jess Robertson
Florene Hunter Robertson
Mrs. Gladys Hunter holding Nan, Sam, Joe, Mr. Hunter holding Bess, Bill standing behind Ben
The Hunter Family L-R, Nan, Joel Gearhart, Ben, Gladys, Bill, Bess, Front Larry, Polly, David in the stroller and Joe
Minden Crimson Tide Football Player #36 is Kenneth Beck - To the right is Gayle Wise
Minden Crimson Tide Football Player #36 is Kenneth Beck - To the right is Gayle Wise
CHAMBER WORKING TO PROMOTE AREA TO NEWCOMERS FEBRUARY 1996
Lee Theuino & Ben Hunter COCA COLA - THE PAUSE THAT REFRESHES
Wayne Farrington receives and award from Larry Hunter for x number of years of service. The picture was originally submitted to the Minden Memories site by Greg Grambling. The photograph was from the Bob Grambling collection.
Front Front Row: Larry Hunter, Polly, Baby Hunter and Joe Hunter
Buster, Larry and Gladys Hunter
Ben Hunter and the car he drove for fourteen years!
Bess Hunter was drum majorette in high school
Nan Hunter Castle with her puppets May 11, 2004, The family and Coca-Cola still making a difference!
Around Minden June 23, 2004 Don Hunter CEO holds bucket for Shani Lee right, Chamber of Commerce Chairman as she draws a name from the bucket.
ARLINGTON CEMETERY, HOMER, LOUISIANA
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