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2nd St. near Roosevelt
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Arizona Apartments
Later called Burkshire Apts. |
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Birch's Drugstore
Built in 1927, 3rd St. and Roosevelt, first strip mall in Phoenix |
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Encanto Band Shell
Burned down |
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Central Ave.
Just south of van Buren |
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Indian Store interior c.1940
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Central Methodist Church
New one was built further north about 1955 |
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Central at Roosevelt
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Sky Harbor c.1940
A lot of people were married at the bell, the entire terminal is behind it |
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Central Ave. 1935
Looking south From Westward Ho, hole in ground is new post office being built. Hattie Mosher built the strange "Tea House" on the left. |
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Central Ave.
Some of the fine homes that have been torn down |
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J. C. Penney Co.
1930's on Washington near Central |
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Central and Washington
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Washington St. 1941.
Note Playland on the left. Not considered a nice place for kids. |
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Washington St.
Strand Theater. |
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Sky Harbor c.1940
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From the Westward Ho
Looking southeast. |
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Westward Ho c.1939
You can see Goldwater's old house still standing to the right of the hotel. |
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Central near Roosevelt.
This was considered North Phoenix in 1940. |
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Grunow Clinic. Every doctor I had was in this building. Clinic was built because of Mr. Grunow's daughter, who died very young.
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Flapper Fanny hairdo, old Rialto in background
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Penney's new store c.1953
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Phoenix Court House, Fleming Building
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Adams Hotel addition Adams & 1st St.
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