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#136 Residents of the Lakeside area took down their Rural Free Delivery mailboxes, which had given way to new, smaller metal boxes on porches, 1942.

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#136 Residents of the Lakeside area took down their Rural Free Delivery mailboxes, which had given way to new, smaller metal boxes on porches, 1942.

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

#136 Residents of the Lakeside area took down their Rural Free Delivery mailboxes, which had given way to new, smaller metal boxes on porches, 1942.

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←#135 Carl A. Throckmorton (left) showed Richmond Postmaster Fergus McRee one of the 100 new mailboxes that would be installed at city street corners, 1949.
#137 Morton Marks 1217 E Main St. The block at left is between 13 & 14 on East Main St & looking East on Main. Fire, 1943.→

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