OPC'64 - 40th Reunion Dinner

May 8, 2004

Friends and OPC '64 Classmates...As promised, below you will find the "class picture" and a gallery of 30 candid images from our 40th Reunion Dinner. Clicking on the class picture will open a much larger (2048x1536 pixels) version of that image. Clicking on the 30 "thumbnail" images in the gallery will open a 1024x768 pixel version of each candid image. Please feel free to download any or all of these images for any use you wish to make of them.

I have also added links at the bottom of this page to three hockey history pages of mine which you may find of interest. In addition I also invite each of you to visit my 19th century American railroad history website, The Central Pacific Railroad Photographic History Museum at http://CPRR.org. This family project came about five years ago because my great great grandfather, Lewis M. Clement, was the first assistant chief engineer of the CPRR from 1863 to 1881. Between 1863 and 1869 he had, among his many other duties, primary charge of the design, location, and construction of the CPRR's sections of the first transcontinental railroad built over the Sierra Nevada mountains from Colfax to Truckee, and the last 200 miles across eastern Nevada and into Utah to Promontory Summit where the "Golden Spike" was driven on May 10, 1869. If you wish to contact me by email for any reason you may do so at BCC@CPRR.org. -Bruce C. Cooper