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#101 The Dowlin house, pink and green smith stone home at 3629 Manderley, 1951.

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#101 The Dowlin house, pink and green smith stone home at 3629 Manderley, 1951.

What Fort Worth, Texas looked like in the 1950s

#101 The Dowlin house, pink and green smith stone home at 3629 Manderley, 1951.

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←#100 Image shows the Neil P. Anderson Building at 7th and Lamar, offices of the State Reserve Life Insurance, 1951.
#102 City snow plow on Houston Street, clearing sleet and snow, 1951.→

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