File:Solomon-Curd House 770 Mulberry Street (House of Hines first location).jpg
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[edit]DescriptionSolomon-Curd House 770 Mulberry Street (House of Hines first location).jpg |
English: Solomon-Curd House
Photographer unknown. Picture was taken anywhere between 1965 - 1977 before the fire. The Solomon-Curd house was the first location of the formal wear store House of Hines, owned by Hines Causey, who leased the building from building owner J. Freeman Hart II. You can see the sign for House of Hines out front in the picture. After the fire, House of Hines relocated to 2028 Vineville Avenue, and remained in business until it closed on August 31st, 2024, after 59 years of business.
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Author | Annieanpanpan |
Camera location | 32° 50′ 21.7″ N, 83° 37′ 50.84″ W ![]() | View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMap | ![]() |
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32°50'21.70"N, 83°37'50.84"W
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