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Thursday, October 13, 2011
Sepia Scenes - Art Deco Station
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Former 1930's era service station, now Greg's Auto Detail, East 6th Street and South Rockford Avenue.
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2 comments:
The building is beautiful, the southwest style so engaging. In sepia, I can imagine the past in this spot - minus the modern vehicles, I see Hudsons and Plymouths and Oldsmobiles of the late 1930s stopping by for actual service. Not self serve like today. A treasure of a building!
Indeed a lovely building.
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