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Pulaski Service Station

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Located at 159 Pulaski Street, this house-style station featuring a hip-roof canopy, was built in 1925 by Vincent Zielinski.

Date Created:
2008
Creator:
Fay, Mark

Publication Information

Creator Fay, Mark
Date Created 2008

Physical Description

Format Image

Collection Information

Source Collection Book production file, 1924, 1944-1980, 2008-2009
Call Number 903000036

Copyright Information

Copyright Status COPYRIGHT NOT EVALUATED
Unique ID
W013NBG
Legacy ID
WHi 64035

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