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1.	Edwin W. Siegfried Store Interior, Johnson Exchange Block, Liberty Street and Second Avenue (1890)	People; Interiors; Stores & shops	Probably the Edwin W. Siegfried store in the Johnson Exchange building in the 1890s, southeast corner of Liberty Street and Second Avenue. The building burned on December 23, 1900. This store located at...

2.	Tanner Store at Hickory Street and Pennsylvania Avenue (1816)	General stores; Buildings	Archibald Tanner's 1816 general store building on the south side of Pennsylvania Avenue, just west of the Exchange Block and next to the suspension bridge. It stood until 1909 when the Soldiers and Sailors...

3.	Second Avenue at the Point (1869)	Shoe stores; Clothing stores; Buildings	An early (1869) photo of the south side of Second Avenue west of Liberty Street to The Point. The fourth frame building from the corner housed Smith's shoe store; next was the Central Clothing Store. The...

4.	Warren-Jamestown Street Railway Co Passenger & Baggage Car at Liberty Street (circa 1906)	Department stores; Street railroads; People	Smith's department store, later Levinson department store and then Janick's department store, now part of Northwest Savings Bank office complex. Warren-Jamestown Street Railway passenger car--trolley--and...

5.	First National Bank Building (1800)	Banks; Buildings; Broadcasting	Original First National Bank building, 310 Second Avenue, built in 1871-1872 on the site of Dunn's Tavern. The lower facade was remodeled in 1911 and later enclosed becoming part of the Betty Lee store....

6.	Lesser Sisters House and Store (circa 1958)	Dwellings	Lesser sisters house and store building, 309 and 311 Third Avenue West, shortly before being razed to make way for a New Process Company addition. Photo by Harold C. Putnam, April 15, 1958.

7.	Lesser Sisters House and Store (circa 1958)	Dwellings	Lesser sisters house and store building, 309 and 311 Third Avenue West, shortly before being razed to make way for a New Process Company addition. Photo by Harold C. Putnam, April 15, 1958."

8.	Lesser Sisters House and Store (circa 1958)	Dwellings; Churches	Lesser sisters house and store building, 309 and 311 Third Avenue West, shortly before being razed to make way for a New Process Company (2004 Blair Corp.) addition/annex. Note rose window of First Evangelical...

9.	Lesser Sisters House and Store (circa 1958)	Dwellings; Churches	Lesser sisters house and store building, 309 and 311 Third Avenue West, shortly before being razed to make way for a New Process Company (2004 Blair Corp) addition/annex. At center is the First Evangelical...

10.	Lesser Sisters House and Store (circa 1958)	Dwellings	Lesser sisters house and store building, 309 and 311 Third Avenue West, shortly before being razed to make way for a New Process Company addition. Brick building at far right is the New Process Company,...

11.	Wendelboe store on Liberty Street (1890)	Stores & shops; People; Paint & wallpaper	The original Wendelboe store on the west side of Liberty Street between Second and Third Avenues circa 1890. Left to right: George Geracimos Sr., Necolai K. Wendelboe, Mayme Wendelboe, and an unidentified...

12.	Leonard D. Crandall store on Second Avenue (circa 1865)	Hotels; People	The Leonard D. Crandall storefront on Second Avenue, just west of Liberty Street and the Russell House hotel (now PNC Bank site) circa 1865.

13.	Fifth Avenue Bridge (circa 1890)	Bridges; Streets; People; Buildings	View west to the Fifth Avenue bridge from near Conewango Avenue in the 1890s. The store building and houses are on Water Street, and the courthouse tower appears over the frame building at left.

14.	Crescent Park (circa 1895)	Suspension bridges; Lock up; Toll roads;	View from Crescent Park about 1895 showing the 1871 suspension bridge and on the riverbank, a boathouse. On the opposite riverbank, the three small buildings are the stone lock-up, the A. Tanner store...

15.	Pennsylvania Avenue (1868)	Buildings; Banks; Hotels	Intersection of Hickory Street and Pennsylvania Avenue in 1868. At left is Archibald Tanner's store building. The Carver House hotel dominates the scene, with, at right, the brick Tanner building, later...

16.	Hatton Block (circa 1910)	Buildings; Drugstores	The 1896 Hatton block is shown here about 1910. [The first (1872) horse car barn for the street railway was located on this corner at Pennsylvania Avenue and Franklin Street.] Hatton block occupants over...

17.	Bakery Near Suspension Bridge Site (1879)	Law & legal affairs; Carts & wagons; Bakeries	This rig was photographed on November 5, 1879, in front of Archibald Tanner's store building on Pennsylvania Avenue west. According to the sign, its owner is headed for the Salt River Range in extreme...

18.	View West from The Point (circa 1880)	Bakeries; Streets; Buildings	View west from The Point, Second and Pennsylvania (then Water Street) Avenues, about 1880. At left center is Archibald Tanner's 1816 store building, which survived until 1909.

19.	Intersection of Hickory Street and Pennsylvania Avenue (1868)	Streets; Stores & shops; People	Intersection of Water Street (Pennsylvania Avenue) and Hickory Street in 1868. Stacked materials to the right were used in building the Hall block across the street, in the 400 block of Pennsylvania Avenue....

20.	Hickory Street and Pennsylvania Avenue (Water Street) (circa 1860)	Streets; Buildings; Stores & shops	Hickory Street and Water Street (now Pennsylvania Avenue) about 1860. Three-story wood building beyond Carver House is James block, built in 1852. Right, the Tanner brick block, now (2004) the site of...