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Franklin & Clay circa 1890

View northeast across intersection to row of large Victorian houses on east side of Franklin. Washington Street in distance left. At far left center, with a mansard roof tower, is 1730 Jackson, the onetime home of William C. Talbot, built in 1872 (S.C. Bugbee & Son Architects) and demolished in 1931. To the right, at the Washington Street corner with numerous gables and turrets, is the L.L. Baker mansion, built in 1882 and demolished in 1923. [63]
Photographer Unknown (Courtesy of a Private Collector)

Franklin & Clay Franklin & Clay

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