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#88 The Carnegie Library was completed on west Washington Street.

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#88 The Carnegie Library was completed on west Washington Street.

What Phoenix looked like in the Roaring 1920s

#88 The Carnegie Library was completed on west Washington Street.

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←#87 The Jefferson Hotel at Central and its namesake street. To the north is the Hotel Luhrs. Alfred Hitchcock panned across the building at the opening of “Psycho.”
#89 The decade saw completion of Phoenix’s first resort, the Arizona Biltmore.→

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