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Taken from the vantage point of the delicious Cafe Tlazo across the street, this abandoned storefront seems to have seen better days. An auction sign in the window leads me to believe it's been on the market for quite some time.
This is the workshop of noted poet Ted Kooser, former Nebraska state Poet Laureate whose website is www.tedkooser.net/index.shtml
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I appreciate the the work made to spruce up this small storefront, but puting the date "1934" on it seems like a bit of a stretch. It looks nothing like it used to. Here is what the storefront used to look like.
Many New Yorkers are familiar with the name Ray’s when thinking about pizzerias in New York City but are unsure which location was the “original or real”
Ray’s Pizza. There have been many who claim to be the real Ray and there have even been legal battles over the name, but Rosolino Mangano aka “Ray”, is the man who actually created the Famous Original Ray’s logo with the name inside the little crown after opening his “Famous Original Ray’s Pizza” located at 1073 First Avenue in 1964. (The very first Ray’s Pizza was opened in 1959 by Ralph Cuomo). Mangano eventually expand his “Famous Original Ray’s Pizza” to over 25 locations and also added a few innovations to the pizzeria industry, including the glass display case for pies and slices.
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The “Famous Original Ray’s Pizza” location we are highlighting was located on Ninth Avenue in Chelsea and was famously featured in “Sex and the City”
Season 2’s “The Caste System” episode in which Miranda has a slice of pizza 🍕 with the boyfriend Steve Brady, eating them while sitting on a bench outside the shop. The logo featuring “Famous Original Ray’s Pizza” is even visible on soda cups in the scene.
Picture taken 5/19/21
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Driving down the only real road in Devon you will pass this boarded up storefront. I would love to know what it used to be! I think the wood is beautiful.
Devon, Montana is a complete ghost town. As far as I know the only building still open is the church--and I'm not even sure about that. It's ghostly to drive through town because all the buildings sit so silently. Here is all the information I could find about Devon, Montana the ghost town:
"Once a station on the Great Northern line, Devon had a post office 1912-1975. It was first known as Concord and had a post office by that name from 1908 to 1912."
Here are two more websites that have information on the county and area:
I have fallen in love with this 40s storefront! Minus that goofy thatched roof thing over the floating display case. That roof needs to go away, but anyway this storefront has so many cool mid century details that make it so special!
That amoeba shape on the ceiling must have looked killer with recessed lighting back in the day! Look, it continues INSIDE both of the display cases!
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Picture taken 5/30/21
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Lululemon Athletica, Manhattan, NY, NYC, New York City, Upper East Side, lululemon, storefront, New York, United States of America, LULU
Digital image captured with a Lumix GX1 fronted with a manual focus 28mm Bell & Howell lens.
Taken in downtown St. Charles, Missouri.
Interesting turret on the Romanesque Revival buidling. I just could not get a good shot of that Vitrolite storefront.
Description: From the folder, "Storefronts"
Date: March 1, 1941
Source: Citizens' Planning and Housing Association (CPHA) Collection
Photo ID: cpha0678
Location: Special Collections, Langsdale Library, University of Baltimore
Mountaindale is another faded town of the Borscht Belt area. The hotels are gone, but a few of them and some bungalow colonies are used as Yeshivas and vacation homes by Orthodox an Hasicdic Jewish summer visitors.
Max Protetch, Charles Renfro, Giuseppe Lignano, Susan Morris
Photo by Hal Horowitz (www.halhorowitz.com)
TITLE
Variety of storefronts on Main St.
CREATOR
Whitehouse, Bion, Keene NH
SUBJECT
Streets -- NH -- Keene
Stores -- NH -- Keene
DESCRIPTION
Photo of a variety of storefronts on Main Street, Keene, NH. Some of the stores in the photo include Richards, Stone & Smith, and H.E. Swan & Co.
PUBLISHER
Keene Public Library and the Historical Society of Cheshire County
DATE DIGITAL
20140226
DATE ORIGINAL
1900-1920?
RESOURCE TYPE
photographs
FORMAT
image/jpg
RESOURCE IDENTIFIER
hsykwh444 (10-12)
RIGHTS MANAGMENT
No known copyright restrictions.
Mountaindale is another faded town of the Borscht Belt area. The hotels are gone, but a few of them and some bungalow colonies are used as Yeshivas and vacation homes by Orthodox an Hasicdic Jewish summer visitors.