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Baird Avenue
circa 1920
A boy drinks from a drinking fountain on Baird Avenue, a residential street.
Chesnut Street
circa 1920
View down Chesnut Street, lined with homes. Children and adults can be seen walking down the sidewalk. Published by Biks Book Store.
Residential Street
View down a residential street lined with trees. A colonnaded porch is visible at right.
Corsa Terrace
View of Corsa Terrace. A man and young child stand on the lawn outside of one of the homes that line the residential street.
Housing Area
View of a residential area, featuring homes with stairs leading to porches.
