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#36 Multi-family homes on the 1600 block of Fourteenth Street in 1920.

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#36 Multi-family homes on the 1600 block of Fourteenth Street in 1920.

The Roaring Twenties in St. Louis: A City of Jazz, Prohibition, and Transformation through Historic Photos

#36 Multi-family homes on the 1600 block of Fourteenth Street in 1920.

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←#35 Row of buildings on Morgan Street near its intersection with 13th in 1920. Miller’s F C Laundry Company was located at 1232 Morgan.
#37 Buildings on the southeast corner of 14th and Hickory streets in 1920, featuring the Hickory Confectionary at 1318 Hickory.→

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