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King and Wilson Streets
1949
View downhill towards the intersection of King and Wilson streets.
Park Street
1948
Park Street at Olin Avenue, looking south. On the left is Moore's Super Service Gas Station and an eatery. On the right are residential homes.
Meuer Art and Frame Company
View of the Meuer Art and Frame Company storefront at 510 State Street.
200 Block of King Street
1949
The 200 block of King Street looking toward the Union Transfer building.
Pinckney Street
1901
Pinckney Street. The State Bank can be seen in the center, and to the right is a tailor, bookstore, and other retail shops.
