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Lydia Winterbotham Building
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View across North Pinckney Street towards the Lydia Winterbotham Building, a Richardsonian Romanesque building. The ground floor is The Perfume shops, with display windows. A woman is standing outside the left display window and looking in. The second floor is Andrea's, a restaurant with numerous plants on display in the windows. To the left of the building, two women are sitting in the doorway to Alyce's Hat & Bridal Shop.
1973
Garner, Bruce
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W01468V
WHi 137710
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