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(@dickjwa)
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PIC: A trip back in time,

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41 Chevy at service station location not known
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44th St and Clyde Park Ave Wyoming Michigan
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Spotted Horse Wyoming late 50's
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Bluefield West Virginia
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1939 Bunker Hill in Los Angeles
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1959 Cape May New Jersey
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Cherryland Inn and a Sinclair station in Travers City Michigan in the 50's
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1912 Detroit post office
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Gallup New Mexico
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gas .15 cents
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grocery store and house
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1956 Gate City VA.
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Greensburg PA.
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1953 Greenville NC.
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Greenville NC.
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HWY 1 Cliff House road construction view of Sutro Heights and Playland amusement park San Francisco 1922
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1940's Broadway and East Chester St. Kingston NY.
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1970 Ithaca NY.
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1951 Pittsburg steel mill
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1910 Jacksonville Florida Forsyth St. and West Main
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1950's Kansas City MO.



   
(@Jerry Gorsuch)
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Now THAT is one heck of a post office......



   
John Kuvakas
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I'll bet you still had to stand in line to buy a stamp, though.


John Kuvakas
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(@David Holcombe)
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The streets in Greenville, NC, could be of the many there that are under water because of the rivers overflowing from the recent hurricane rains. Much of Greenville's fast growth has resulted from a small East Carolina Teachers College becoming the booming East Carolina University.



   
(@chris)
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As always Dick...thank you for your time & trouble! Your efforts are always noticed. Love these!



   
(@sizedoesmatter)
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Love these pics.....thanks for sharing.


John Bono
North Jersey


   
(@marmon16)
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The Johnson Time Machine

These are great fun. If I look hard enough at some of them I can see myself on my heavy metal two wheeler, basket in front, heading off to the hobby shop to see if there are any new AMT's or Revells.



   
Frank Kocour
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+1



   
Marty Johnson
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Originally from Detroit, I didn't recognize the building. No wonder; it was demolished in 1931...

... as it was deemed too small for the fast growing population of the city.

CLICK HERE



   
(@2003ford100)
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Thnx Marlowe, that was an interesting 'over breakfast' read.



   
(@David Holcombe)
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Good article! Thanks, Marlowe.



   
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