vintage pics of downtown America

Detroit circa 1907. "Looking up Woodward Avenue from the Campus Martius
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Chattanooga, Tennessee, circa 1907. "Fountain Square and courthouse
March 1943. "Baltimore, Maryland.

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1943. "Amarillo, Texas. View over the city." The Fisk Building and South Polk Street
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Key West 1938
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Central City, Colorado, September 1957
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Provincetown, Massachusetts, September 1954
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Streets of Southern California in the 1920s
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Streets of Southern California in the 1920s
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Main Street, Mackinac Island, Michigan 1908
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Main Street, Flushing, Queens. From New York City 1922
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Wilshire blvd n grand ave 1946
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L.A. 1955
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Wilshire blvd 1930's
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WILSHIRE N WESTERN 1930'S
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St Paul Minnesota 1910
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Streets of Southern California in the 1920s
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Minneapolis Minnesota 1949
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Hastings, Minnesota 1940
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Minneapolis, Minnesota 1950's
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Minneapolis, Minnesota 1956
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Nicollet Ave Minneapolis, Mn 1937
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Aikin, Minnesota 1950's
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Early 1960s downtown Gatlinburg Tennessee
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Gatlinburg in the 1940s
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Atlanta in 1963
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Gatlinburg Tennessee
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Where I grew up.
Most of the businesses have changed, buildings have not.
There 's one restaurant way down on the right that has been in the same location, same families owned, for over 100 years.
The oldest in New York state.
When I started working, it was right across the street. Went over for lunch every day. Was there so often, sometimes when I went to pay would be "no charge!"
Or "let the Greeks buy it!"

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