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The street and the flower : a novel

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  • Flower Street and 3rd Street

    Flower Street and 3rd Street

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    Painted 7 Up sign above Cal-Crest Liquor, 733 West 3rd Street at the corner. It was one of the few businesses that occupied the ground level spaces below the Rangeley Apartments, 723 West 3rd Street.

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  • On 5th Street close to Flower Street

    On 5th Street close to Flower Street

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    Mama’s Hot Dog Stand, 727 West 5th Street. Building construction and Department of Water and Power in background.

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  • Flower Street near Temple Street

    Flower Street near Temple Street

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    Los Angeles. Streets. Flower Street

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  • 7th and Flower Streets

    7th and Flower Streets

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    Walled backside view of building undergoing demolition has large painted business signs. Parking lot and shoe shine stand are adjacent to it.

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  • 7th and Flower Streets

    7th and Flower Streets

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    Parking lot and fast food stand next to building demolition site. Across the street is the Italian Renaissance Revival style Roosevelt Building, 727 West 7th Street.

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