File:Locust Street, East to Intersection with Broadway.jpg
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English: Locust Street, East to Intersection with Broadway.
Mermod and Jaccard's jewelery store was located on the northwest corner, in the building with the ornate clocks. Mermod and Jaccard's was the oldest and most respected jeweler in St. Louis. It was started by a Swiss watchmaker, Louis Jaccard, in 1829 and was in operation until it was purchased by Scruggs, Vandervoort and Barney Dry Goods Co. in 1917. Mechanics American National Bank is on the northeast corner. Scarritt-Comstock Furniture Co. is pictured at the southeast corner. Title: Locust Street, East to Intersection with Broadway. |
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Missouri History Museum URL: http://images.mohistory.org/image/3BC6D0F7-9EF1-F17C-2CA7-C6E25846841D/original.jpg Gallery: http://collections.mohistory.org/resource/145458 |
| Author | Emil Boehl |
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| Identifier | N38990 |
| Part of | Locust Street bluffs |
| Subjects | Emil Boehl vertical sepia outdoors Downtown (Saint Louis, MO) Locust Street Broadway clock cobblestone street Pedestrians streetcar streetcar tracks Mermod and Jaccard Hoffman Strictly Fine Tailoring Mechanics American National Bank Scarritt-Comstock Furniture Co. Hotel St. Louis Commercial buildings St. Louis Street Scenes |
| Resource | 145458 |
| GUID | 3BC6D0F7-9EF1-F17C-2CA7-C6E25846841D |
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