Working History of the Paul Ecke Ranch
A key component of the Paul Ecke Ranch were its employees from the Ranch’s origins in the early 1900s to its eventual sale to the Dutch-based Agribo Group in 2012.
Here we provide more information about the work that was done between 1911 to 2012, at the Paul Ecke Ranch beginning in Eagle Rock (Los Angeles) to Encinitas, California, to Antigua, Guatemala, by its farm workers, sales people, and customer service representatives.
Who Is This Guide For?
Researchers who are interested in the horticulture/floriculture industry, labor relations, business administration & governance, and/or local San Diego County history.
For more information about the Ecke family and a history of their lives building the Paul Ecke Ranch, please visit the Paul Ecke Ranch, Inc. Omeka site. The Finding Aid for the Ecke Collection is available on the CSUSM ArchivesSpace website.
Ranch Employees
Paul Ecke, Sr. with Office Staff (c. 1950s-1960s)
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Paul Ecke Ranch Employees 2006
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Paul Ecke III at Ecke Ranch Employee Recognition Event
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