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Lloyd Wiehl

Hanford, WA

Displaced
Bruggerman Ranch. Listen to Lloyd Wiehl’s Oral History on Voices of the Manhattan Project
 
Lloyd Wiehl's father homesteaded a fruit and livestock ranch out of Sagebrush, Washington and later operated a ferry between the ranch and White Bluffs. When the Manhattan Project arrived in Priest Rapids Valley, Wiehl was an attorney in Yakima and represented affected landowners.

 

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