Labels: 'st petersburg, "central avenue", 1920s, monroe kane building
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Wednesday, February 4, 2009
Mirror Lake Library
Labels: "mirror lake", 1920s, library, vintage building
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Thursday, September 11, 2008
It's fun to stay at the ...
Beautiful, unused 1920s building, waiting for someone to come along, purchase, and finish restoring the interior. Read about its history here.
Labels: 'st petersburg, 1920s, downtown, spanish, vintage building, YMCA
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Thursday, April 24, 2008
Sucker!
A late 1920s Hoover vacuum seen at a car boot sale in St. Petersburg. According to the seller, it apparently still worked. (How well, is anyone's guess.)
Labels: 1920s, antique vacuum, hoover, vacuum, vintage vacuum
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