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This photo was taken from the roof of Lowell School in the 3500 block of S. Sherman. The view is to the West toward S. Broadway. Hampden is along the right. Loretta Heights is barely visable in the distance.
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This was built as Key Savings by the architect Charles Deaton. It is currently Colonial Bank (in 2004).
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The view is to the East showing the intersection of Highway 285 & Bannock. The street on the left is old Hampden. Broadway is in the center of the photo running right and left.
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Fudd's Fritter Factory stood in the south west corner of the upper parking lot of Cinderella City. It is the current site of Chuck E. Cheese.
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View is to the south along Broadway just north of Hampden during the flood of 1913.
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The view is to the Southwest from the east side of Little Dry Creek just north of Hampden. The photo was taken during the flood of 1973. [May 7, 1973] Author: JWH
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The view is looking North on the west side of Little Dry Creek just north of Hampden during the flood of 1973. [May 7, 1973] Author: JWH
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The view is looking West from the east side of Little Dry Creek just north of Hampden during the flood of 1973. [May 7, 1973] Author: JWH
29. Columbia Savings
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The Columbia Savings building was on the NE corner of Hampden and Galapago. Currently Coldstone Ice Cream and Ross occupy the space.
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M-D Drug moved into Tom Sullivans' Pioneer Theater building when Tom died. Ozzie Miller & Turman Davis bought the theater building and Alcove's moved into the corner and stayed until 1970. The view is to the east down Hampden.
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Crysler Drug was on the corner of Broadway and Hampden.
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This roadhouse known as Pap Wyman's Place or the Petersburg Inn was located on the N.W. corner of Hampden and Sante Fe. This view is to the West. The building was torn down in 1939.
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Office workers at Mountain States T & T.
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The last switching of phones before dial service began. The photo was taken at midnight in the Phone Co. office. Manager Rex Richards watches Ann Anderson place the last call.
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Irene Burkhart of 550 E. Hampden Ave. is the owner of a unique pitcher collection from all over the world.
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Ray Collins of 3140 S. Williams is the new manager of the Englewood Flower Shop on 700 E. Hampden.
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The Stech Ranch was located on the south west corner of Hampden & University. James Stech and his wife are in the yard.
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Mrs. Aumiller packs her belongs to move in order to make way for the Hampden cloverleaf.
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Park Floral Greenhouse is in the center of the photo. It was south of Hampden and east of Santa Fe (top of the photo).
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The snowstorm of November 1946 showing the intersection of S. Broadway and Hampden. The view is to the East along Hampden.