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Hayes & Van Ness

January 1, 1920

Looking south. Masonic Temple, 25 Van Ness at center right

Location

201-299 Van Ness Ave, 94102

Civic Center

Keywords

Artifact

Date Added: December 20, 2015
Contributor: Courtesy of Emiliano Echeverria

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Downloadable: Yes

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