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Display on porch next to Hill Crest Hotel
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Hill Crest Hotel, 258 S. Olive Street, 1957
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At the top of the stairs adjacent to Angels Flight.
Book 1, pg. 48 / Neg. 10025
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The Lovejoy Apartments at 529 West Third (architect: Charles O. Ellis, 1903).
Book 1, pg. 35 / Neg. 14114
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Hall made a mistake here; this is the west end of the Third Street tunnel. The white structure above with two bay windows is 632 West Third. Below is the Crown Hotel at 702 West Third, the Havlin Hotel at 706 (with "Café Bobs"), and the moving/storage company was at 710 West Third. At left, Cinnabar Street runs from Third, between Hope and Flower, north to Second Street.
Book 1, pg. 29 / Neg. 6231
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Detail on S. side of Hill Crest Hotel
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Book 1, pg. 49 / Neg. 11893
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"Grand" Hotel on E/S of Grand Avenue between 4th and 5th streets, 1957
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The Grand Avenue Hotel, 416 South Grand Ave., built 1904.
Book 3, pg. 55 / Neg. 9999
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Cumberland Hotel Apartments, 243 S. Olive, 1962
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Book 3, pg. 34 / Neg. 14105