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#99 Adams and First Avenue looking northeast in the 1920s.

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#99 Adams and First Avenue looking northeast in the 1920s.

What Phoenix looked like in the Roaring 1920s

#99 Adams and First Avenue looking northeast in the 1920s.

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←#98 The AT&SF Railway ticket office on the northwest corner of Adams and Central. It’s still there, under ugly stucco. The city’s ubiquitous awnings were real “shade structures.”

#100 The Phoenix Title and Trust Building is one of the impressive legacies of the Roaring ’20s.→

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