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Rich > wrote in :
> > begin 644 2246.jpg > > Attachment decoded: 2246.jpg > ` > end > > I'm guessing Milwaukee-Division-Ashland in Chicago, sometime mid-late 1950s. Note the subway entrance at the center of the picture. Milwaukee subway, now Blue Line, opened in 1951. Streetcar tracks still in place, but propane and diesel buses rule (a Fageol-Twin is facing us on Milwaukee, with a GM Old Look on Ashland). |
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On 2017-01-12 14:07:04 +0000, Rich said:
The buses look very CTA-ish but I can see anything else that would make it Chicago. |
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On Jan 12, 2017, Rich wrote
(in article >): Google image search actually paid off. This is the Polish Triangle, or the intersection of Division, Ashland, and Milwaukee Avenues. Same spot from a different perspective more recently. |
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Milwaukee Ave, Division St & Ashland Ave Chicago.My old stamping ground when
I was younger & lived in Chicago. It was also the starting point for Polish Broadway back in the 50's. John |
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