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Lucy Lane; or, A warning voice to country maidens
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Altadena. Maiden Lane. Corner of Maiden Lane and Foothill Boulevard
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Maiden Lane, New York
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Image of an eye-level street view of the busy intersection at Maiden Lane and Broadway in New York City, with utility poles and shop signs covering the mid-rise buildings, and the streets filled pedestrians, horse-drawn trolleys, carts with goods including a fruit cart, wagons, and a United States mail wagon.
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Corner of Maiden Lane and Foothill Boulevard, Altadena. 1927
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Corner of Maiden Lane and Foothill Boulevard in Altadena. A large fir tree grows at the corner, blocking the view of a nearby house. Telephone or electrical poles line Maiden Lane.
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