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11-17 N Main
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Faulkenberry’s ad, 1928
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McWilliams Store opens, 1934
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Sam Brimhall Store opens, 1936
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Hunt’s Ad, 1957
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Hunts yearbook ad – 1961
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Hunt’s yearbook ad – 1963
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Carselowey Agency door, 2nd floor, Mabon building
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Drawers at the Carselowey Agency 11 1/2 N Main location, probably unopened since the early 60’s.
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Younger’s Studio, 2nd floor, Mabon building
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Younger’s Studio, still in business in 1957
More scenes from Younger’s Studio
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Scenes from the Elks/IOOF Hall on the third floor of the Mabon building. Though the plaster has crumbled, the building is dry and in excellent structural shape.
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Formerly windows, these openings were bricked up after the Millner-Berkey fire next door in 1948. That fire nearly took the Mabon building with it.
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Writing on the wall directing Oddfellows members to the hall on the third floor
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The Mabon Shop ad, 1938
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Palmer’s Mabon Shop ad, 1954
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Vance’s Ad, 1960
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Clara’s Alteration Shop, Located Inside Gray’s Tot Shop, 1965
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Simon’s Credit Jewelers ad, 1947