File:Crescent City Seltz & Mineral Waters Company, New Orleans, 1910.jpg

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Crescent City Seltz & Mineral Waters Company, New Orleans, 1910

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English: Crescent City Seltz & Mineral Waters Company, New Orleans, 1910

Along a sett-paved street, view of an alley with a sign for the Crescent City Seltz & Mineral Waters Company taken by Olive Percival during her visit.

Notes: In distance, the steeple (since destroyed) of St. Mary Church is seen.
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Source 1910 photo via https://digital.library.ucla.edu/catalog/ark:/21198/zz002h2x3s
Author Olive Percival (1869-1945)

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