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7 comments:
Are we supposed to guess the year?
1969?
I can't find the old bakery building in the photo, and, of course, the Mill Pond View Highrise has yet to be built. I'm guessing the early 1970's.
Great image, Jim!
My guess would be 64r 65.
What year was the bank erected, as I don't see it.
When was the expansion bridge built? It's not there.
Frazee Mill was demolished in 1970. The addition was added to Pelican Valley Nursing Home the same year...looks like a construction trailer parked north of it. Does anyone know when Severson built the drug store?
Let's do this more often-guess the year of old photos. I think it would help us realize how far this community has come along over the years.
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