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#106 Street repairmen at work, likely near Pine Street downtown with a street trolley in the background and a work cart laden with bricks parked next to the repair site, 1920

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#106 Street repairmen at work, likely near Pine Street downtown with a street trolley in the background and a work cart laden with bricks parked next to the repair site, 1920

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

#106 Street repairmen at work, likely near Pine Street downtown with a street trolley in the background and a work cart laden with bricks parked next to the repair site, 1920

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←#105 Building on the northwest corner of North Broadway and Olive Street with La Salle Candy Shop and Mills and Averill Tailors occupying the ground and second floors, respectively, 1920
#107 A street looking east from its intersection with Compton Ave after it was widened from 60′ to 80′ between Jefferson & Grand, 1920→

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