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- Pier review
- Unusual beach scene
- The musical stylings of Harry Von Tilzer
- Cullen's Coney Capers
- Shenanigans
- Traditional Sicilian Salute
- Sixscore-plus years ago ...
- More about the Revere House in the 19th century
- Do yourself a favor
- Revered Location
- A place for flowers
- Precarious history with a happy ending
- Some things remain the same …
- That lovely Graham Hollywood
- Car IDs
- Cord impostor
- Hupmobile Skylark
- Pan Error
- Spectacular Photograph
- Whirring Mass
- Twin Coach Buses
- Asphalt's still there
- Lustful Practices > Gleet
- VD? KK!
- All the Best
- Banksy
- Palace theater? Gone.
- Seven-fingered Daniel
- Name on Building
- That stringy stuff
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Tenants Wanted: 1905
"Spitzer Building, Madison Avenue, Toledo, 1905." The former hub of downtown Toledo's legal community, this red-brick edifice completed in the 1890s is now vacant and in disrepair. 8x10 inch glass negative. View full size.
Two different single cylinder cylinders
The car on the left if definitely a single-cylinder Curved-Dash Oldsmobile with the steering tiller in the raised position for easy exit/enter; and looks like it has a bicycle bell on the tiller in lieu of a horn - the car on the right is a Model A Cadillac or Model A Ford (they were virtually identical, and no, I'm not talking about the Ford Model A of 1928-31)
Curved-Dash Oldsmobile?
Is that a curved-dash Oldsmobile under the "El" in the El Belmont sign?
The steering tiller can be seen. Does a car like that "steer", or does it "answer the helm" ?
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