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PIC-000011 / Photos of Historic North Tonawanda by George Trautman |
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Webster Street - circa 1928 |
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Looking south on Webster Street from the corner of Goudry Street, the original oblong-shaped marquee of the Rivera Theatre is visible on the left. The Rivera (original spelling of what is now known as the Riviera Theatre) had opened on December 30, 1926, just a short time before this photograph was taken. Goundry and Webster Streets were paved with bricks. |
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PIC-000012 / Photos of Historic North Tonawanda by George Trautman |
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The Wurlitzer Plant |
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Airplane view of the great Wurlitzer manufacturing plant and home of Lyric Radio, North Tonawanda, New York. Undated. |
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PIC-000013 / Photos of Historic North Tonawanda by George Trautman |
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Tonawanda Iron |
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Tonawanda Iron and Steel Works was located on River Road. For decades iron forgings from this plant were distributed around the world. Undated. |
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PIC-000014 / Photos of Historic North Tonawanda by George Trautman |
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Looking into North Tonawanda from Tonawanda early 1900's |
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Long known as "the circle," this was before the well-known traffic signal was installed in the center. Visible is the control house for the lift bridge in the center of the bridge at right (white structure), the Sweeney Building, later also known as the Telephone Building, at the end of the bridge on the North Tonawanda side, with the Van Raalte silk mill where the Gateway Center now stands. Photo by S. H. Stumpf. |
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PIC-000015 / Photos of Historic North Tonawanda by George Trautman |
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Allan Herschell's home |
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Top: Allan Herschell's home at 179 Vandervoort Street before the automobile transformed society. Bottom: Three carrousel horses, designed and made by Herschell Spillman/Spillman engineering, circa 1918. Photos courtesy Herschell Carrousel Factory Museum. |
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