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was the home of Urken & Kohn's Department store up to the 1940's or early 50's when they sold out and the building was taken over by office supplier Palmer-Trout. I usually cut and past these pages, but the clarity on this particular page allowed for reducing the graphic from a huge 300 dots per inch down to around 120.
3 comments:
That store had the BEST elevator. I big wire cage with a door that closed vertically (IIRC). THe big brass switch panel took you either up or down. It was tough to forget the route. ;-)
Right you are, Bill! As the song goes, "Ahh yes, I remember it well."
Tom Glover
Is "Camp Kent" a forerunner to
Kent AA?
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