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#56 View of young men playing sport in vacant lot, and nearby flounder-style houses, Leonard Ave., Market St., Forest Park Ave., 1932.

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#56 View of young men playing sport in vacant lot, and nearby flounder-style houses, Leonard Ave., Market St., Forest Park Ave., 1932.

The Streets of St. Louis in the 1930s: A Photographic Memory

#56 View of young men playing sport in vacant lot, and nearby flounder-style houses, Leonard Ave., Market St., Forest Park Ave., 1932.

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←#55 View of backyards on Forest Park Ave., 1932.
#57 View of sheds and garages on Forest Park Ave. alley, north side, with “Keep Out” written on one door, 1932.→

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