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#121 Shoppers ducked into doorways or under awnings on Grace Street between Fourth and Fifth streets in downtown Richmond, 1949.

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#121 Shoppers ducked into doorways or under awnings on Grace Street between Fourth and Fifth streets in downtown Richmond, 1949.

What Richmond, Virigina looked like in the 1940s Through Historic Photographs

#121 Shoppers ducked into doorways or under awnings on Grace Street between Fourth and Fifth streets in downtown Richmond, 1949.

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#122 Grace Street sidewalk being cleared of today’s ‘black snow.’ Soot and grime. Air pollution.→

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