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#163 “Traffic Jam” in the gay 1860s in St. Louis, showing traffic congestion on Fourth street.

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#163 “Traffic Jam” in the gay 1860s in St. Louis, showing traffic congestion on Fourth street.

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

#163 “Traffic Jam” in the gay 1860s in St. Louis, showing traffic congestion on Fourth street.

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←#162 Ninth Street in St. Louis in 1930. The same street today is dotted with business establishments, office buildings and hotels.
#164 Infielder Lyn Lary bunting at the plate in 1939.→

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