File:2nd Ave. south from Spring St., ca. 1911 - DPLA - e4ffd946e5e1db20626ac38942677572 (page 1).jpg
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[edit]2nd Ave. south from Spring St., ca. 1911
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The Majestic Theatre (also known as the Empress Theatre and Palace Hippodrome Theatre) appears on the left followed by the Black and White Hat Shop and United Cigars. The Leary Building appears at the end of the block followed by the American Bank Building, also known as the Empire Building. The Rialto Building, home to Frederick & Nelson appears on the left.
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1911 date QS:P571,+1911-00-00T00:00:00Z/9 |
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The Majestic Theatre (also known as the Empress Theatre and Palace Hippodrome Theatre) appears on the left followed by the Black and White Hat Shop and United Cigars. The Leary Building appears at the end of the block followed by the American Bank Building, also known as the Empire Building. The Rialto Building, home to Frederick & Nelson appears on the left. (English)
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