File:Fifth Avenue, East 36th St.,East 35th St, New York 1911.jpg

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English: Fifth Avenue, East 36th St., East 35th St, New York 1911.

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C. G. Gunther & Sons, Furs, No. 391
Chas. C. Kurzman, Millinery, No. 385
A. Lowenbein's Sons, Furniture & Decorations, No. 383
Alice Maynard, Ladies' Wear, No. 381
John A. Hadden, jr., No. 379
Gordon Norrie, No. 337
E. Weingreen, Furriers - Gostikyan & Co., No. 375 - B. Crener, Designer, Corsetier
Goodwin, Corsets, No. 375
Alvin Meg Co.
East 35 St.
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Source Christopher Gray (ed.): Fifth Avenue, 1911 - From Start to Finish in Historic Block-by-Block Photographs. Dover Publications, Mineola, N. Y, 1994. ISBN 0-486-28146-9. First published by Welles & Co., 1 West 34th. Street, New York, April 17, 1911.
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