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- Edgar LeJeune and Woody Valentine at the Fire Prevention Week 1968 Banquet
- Fire departments, Fire prevention
- Chief Edgar LeJeune welcomes Principal Speaker, Woody Valentine to the 1968 Fire Prevention Week Banquet and presents him with an honorary Fire Chief's Citation.
- The Robert E. Bogan Fire Museum Collection
- Fire Chief Edgar J. LeJeune
- Fire fighters
- Fire Chief Edgar J. LeJeune. LeJeune served as fire chief from 1966 to1974.
- The Robert E. Bogan Fire Museum Collection
- Annual Muscular Dystrophy Fund Campaign Promotional Photo
- Fire fighters, Muscular Dystrophy Associations of America
- Fire Chief Edgar LeJeune with fire fighters posing for the Annual Muscular Dystrophy fund campaign. The Baton Rouge Fire Department partnered with the Baton Rouge Chapter of the American Muscular Dystrophy Association every year for the fund drive...
- The Robert E. Bogan Fire Museum Collection
- Opening of the Sherwood Forest Fire Station
- Baton Rouge (La.), Mayors, Fire stations
- Mayor Dumas with Fire Chief Edward LeJeune and Police Chief David Kizer at the opening of the Sherwood Forests Fire Station located at 835 Sharp Lane. Built for a cost of $173,000. Date: April 15, 1967
- Woody Dumas Collection
- Miss Fire Prevention 1968 Receives a Kiss from Chief LeJeune
- Fire departments, Fire prevention
- Miss Cyndi Ricks, daughter of Captain Ray Ricks, is the first Miss Fire Prevention Queen in Baton Rouge. She is being bussed by a proud fire chief and looking on is principal speaker for the Fire Prevention Banquet 1968, Mr. Woody Valentine.
- The Robert E. Bogan Fire Museum Collection
- Miss Fire Prevention 1968 and Fire Chief LeJeune
- Fire departments, Fire prevention
- Miss Cyndi Ricks, daughter of Captain Ray Ricks, is the first Miss Fire Prevention Queen in Baton Rouge. She is being bussed by a proud fire chief and looking on is principal speaker for the Fire Prevention Banquet 1968, Mr. Woody Valentine.
- The Robert E. Bogan Fire Museum Collection

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