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#229 The building, at Madison and Grace streets in Richmond, that once sat downtown and housed First Presbyterian Church, 1955.

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#229 The building, at Madison and Grace streets in Richmond, that once sat downtown and housed First Presbyterian Church, 1955.

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

#229 The building, at Madison and Grace streets in Richmond, that once sat downtown and housed First Presbyterian Church, 1955.

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#230 Main Street Station downtown at a time when there was discussion about moving all passenger train traffic to Broad Street Station, 1958.→

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