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Tropico Grocery, Glendale

Description
Image of a man standing in front of the Tropico Grocery store in the 100 block of South San Fernando Road in Tropico (later part of Glendale, California), with storefronts next door for "Al Vaulet Barber Shop" and "Confectionery."
Type
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Date
1915-1920
Call number
photCL_555_01_592
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