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One of the first airplanes produced by the Alexander Aircraft Company.
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A photograph of the collapsed roof from the weight of snow at Kortz-Lee Jewelry after a November 1946 Blizzard.
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The snowstorm of 1946. The Public Service building in the left center of the photo was located at 3434 S. Broadway. The view is to the South.
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The snowstorm of November 1946 showing the intersection of S. Broadway and Hampden. The view is to the East along Hampden.
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Photo taken in front of Gene Herzog's Drug Store during the flood of 1913.
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The view is to the South looking at the west side of Broadway from in front of the Post Office.
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The interior of the Rexall Drug (M-D Drugstore).
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Destruction along S. Broadway in the 1933 flood.
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Flash flood in 1956. View is along S. Broadway.
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Damage that is done around the Englewood Restaurant during the flood of 1927.
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The Myer Drug Store.
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Looking South from the corner of Hampden and Broadway at the cleanup after the flood of 1933.
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Phil Grimm was the owner of Freeman Signs.
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La Porta Gallery on S. Broadway in 1992.
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Armitage Hardware Company after 1913 snowstorm. The store was located on the east side of South Broadway.
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The view is to the North from Kenyon. Colonial Bank is the round white structure on the left. This was previously Key Savings and the architect was Charles Deaton.
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The view is to the North along South Broadway. Colonial Bank is on the left and the Army Surplus is on the right.
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Popcorn wagon outside the old Englewood High School.