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The Waukesha: 1905
Circa 1905. "Waukesha Hotel and Rector Bath House -- Hot Springs, Arkansas." 8x10 inch dry plate glass negative, Detroit Publishing Company. View full size.
Not a wheelchair
I'm pretty sure that it is a shoe-shine stand.
An odd pairing
Looks like the best place to get a cigar is the barber shop. Seems like kind of an odd pairing till I put on my 1900s thinking hat. A barber shop being a men's only place would be the logical place to sell them.
Is that a wheel chair to the right of Dr. Hickson's office?
How do you think the telephone pole got broken?
Demolished 1960
I was going to guess burned down but it seems to be made of brick.
Located at 240 Central
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