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#201 A bridge that was part of a Belvidere Street extension project near Chamberlayne Avenue in Richmond neared completion, 1958.

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#201 A bridge that was part of a Belvidere Street extension project near Chamberlayne Avenue in Richmond neared completion, 1958.

What Richmond, Virginia looked like in the 1950s through Historical Photos

#201 A bridge that was part of a Belvidere Street extension project near Chamberlayne Avenue in Richmond neared completion, 1958.

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←#200 Judy Moss, a Hermitage High School freshman took a spin on roller skates as she practiced her routine at the Arena, a roller-skating rink at Boulevard and Hermitage Road, 1958.
#202 The Town Motel had just opened at Belvidere and Rowe streets near the Virginia War Memorial in Richmond, 1959.→

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