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Wall Street: 1911
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38 Wall St?
Submitted by Doug on Tue, 08/21/2007 - 7:46pm.
Might that two-story neoclassic building beyond Federal Hall be 38 Wall Street? Perhaps this is wishful thinking, but if it is, that's where Clarence Day worked.
In any event, his building would have looked like that I suppose.
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