File:Grand Avenue Hotel, southeast corner of Grand Avenue and Olive Street. L. H. Gerardi grocer on street level.jpg
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English: The Grand Avenue Hotel, at the southeast corner of Grand Avenue and Olive Street. L. H. Gerardi grocer is pictured on street level. The grocer was located in The Lincoln Building, which was built in 1885.
By 1882, Grand Avenue was the primary terminus for streetcars that ran west from downtown. As streetcar traffic brought more people to the area, small shops cropped up near streetcar stops and the area began to be accessible to people from all over the city. Title: Grand Avenue Hotel, southeast corner of Grand Avenue and Olive Street. L. H. Gerardi grocer on street level. |
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Missouri History Museum URL: http://images.mohistory.org/image/0D149588-BCFD-31DF-16A1-A4173B2F37E4/original.jpg Gallery: http://collections.mohistory.org/resource/141013 |
| Author | Emil Boehl |
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| Identifier | N11118 |
| Part of | Grand Avenue and Olive Street |
| Subjects | Emil Boehl horizontal black and white outdoors Covenant Blu (Saint Louis, MO) Grand Center (Saint Louis, MO) Midtown (Saint Louis, Mo.) Grand Avenue Olive Street Grand Avenue Hotel L. H. Gerardi grocer Lincoln Building restaurant Grand Avenue Hotel Bar wallpaper store horse-drawn cart delivery wagon Pedestrians awnings turret carriage streetcar tracks grocery delivery wagon Rain and rainfall umbrella Commercial buildings St. Louis Street Scenes Architecture, Domestic |
| Resource | 141013 |
| GUID | 0D149588-BCFD-31DF-16A1-A4173B2F37E4 |
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