United DC-6 Crash Site Photos
The view of Hayward, Calif. from atop the crash site
Photo By Nicholas A. Veronico
Nicholas A. Veronico, left and Ken Miller, holding an aircraft magneto, inspects parts of N37550.
These pieces are located more than three-quarters of a mile from the point of impact on the far side of Dry Gulch Canyon
Photo by Ian Abbott
Doug Scroggins holds up two undamaged cups, and a slightly damaged bowl that was discovered at the site.
A portion of serving tray, left, bears the United shield of the period.
Photo via Doug Scroggins
In remarkable condition, this cocktail shaker was discovered at the site.
Photo by Doug Scroggins
One of the engine oil coolers.
Photo by Doug Scroggins
The badly twisted radio case still has the UAL data plate riveted to it.
Photo by Doug Scroggins
Bob Swanson located a number of engine parts in Dry Gulch Canyon.
Photo courtesy Ian Abbott