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Royal cigar store, 1929 (2/74)

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Southeast corner of 4th and Union; shows the Royal Cigar Store and the former studio of Calvert Bros. Photography. A sign announces that Calvert Bros. has moved to 6th & Church. Automobiles, stop lights, and people reading newspapers are also notable.

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Royal cigar store, 1929 (2/74)

Written by Aung Budhh

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