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Steve's Liquor Store
1975
Exterior view of Steve's Liquor Store, 3618 University Avenue (since remodeled).
Coat of Arms
March 30, 1975
A coat of arms depicting three animal heads (demons? eagles?), used by Ryan Cars, Inc. at 1136 East Washington Avenue.
Balcony
December 27, 1975
A balcony on a house at 1228 Sherman Avenue, formed with the railing at the roof edge in front of the dormer.
Railroad Yard Turntable
April 27, 1975
A railroad turntable at the Milwaukee Road railroad yard off West Washington Avenue.
Lombardino's Lamp
July 13, 1975
A decorative lamp on the outside of Lombardino's restaurant located at 2500 University Avenue.
Forest Hill Cemetery Mausoleum
May 4, 1975
An addition with a honeycomb look to a mausoleum at Forest hill Cemetery.
