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#57 The building, at Madison and Grace streets in Richmond, that once sat downtown and housed First Presbyterian Church, 1940s.

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#57 The building, at Madison and Grace streets in Richmond, that once sat downtown and housed First Presbyterian Church, 1940s.

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

#57 The building, at Madison and Grace streets in Richmond, that once sat downtown and housed First Presbyterian Church, 1940s.

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←#56 High water on Dock Street in downtown Richmond followed a brief flood that caused no damage, 1949.
#58 Mrs. P.M. Edwards directed a group of women to a shelter during a daylight air raid test in Richmond, 1942.→

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