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#179 The Old Gay Building at Third and Pine streets, to be razed to make way for the Jefferson Memorial, 1930

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#179 The Old Gay Building at Third and Pine streets, to be razed to make way for the Jefferson Memorial, 1930

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

#179 The Old Gay Building at Third and Pine streets, to be razed to make way for the Jefferson Memorial, 1930

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