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Kessenich's New Dress Department
April 25, 1933
Kessenich's new dress department, second floor, 201-203 State Street.
Kessenich's Phoenix Hosiery Window
August 20, 1931
Kessenich's Phoenix Hosiery display window, 201-203 State Street.
Kessenich's Daggett and Ramsdell Products Window
June 12, 1934
Daggett and Ramsdell beauty products window at Kessenich's, 201-203 State Street.
Kessenich's Gift Shop
July 18, 1927
View of the Kessenich's Gift Shop, located at 201 State Street, with a woman customer standing among the display shelves.
Kessenich's Silk Department
July 18, 1927
Elevated view of Kessenich's Silk Department, 201 State Street. Two women are standing on either side of a counter in the right foreground.
Kessenich's Railroad Week Window
June 13, 1935
Kessenich's, 201-203 State Street, Railroad week window. Mannequins in clothes for travel. Sign reads: "Travel in Pullman comfort and safety."
