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Picturing the Past
These photos have been included in the 'Picturing the Past' series in David Melson's blog.
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A school group tours Shelbyville's Coca-Cola plant in 1959.
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The King of Clubs, a Shelbyville tavern, in 1953.
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Handy Dandy Market in 1963.
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The Rebel Maid restaurant, after a storm in 1959.
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Mr. Burger Restaurant in 1965.
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The drive-in area of Mr. Burger in 1965.
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'Mr. Burger' posing atop one of the restaurant's signs in 1965.
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The dining area of Mr. Burger restaurant in 1965.
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Lowe Oldsmobile, on Madison Street, in May 1965.
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Cannon Chevrolet, in a long-demolished Depot Street building, from July 1965.
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A pay phone booth in the middle of a car lot? That's what you found at Cannon Chevrolet in 1965.
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The southeast corner of the North Main-Madison Street intersecton in March 1959, including a traffic signal which stood on a pole in mid-intersection.
T-G Staff Photo
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The southwest corner of North Main Street at the intersection of Elm Street in March 1959.
T-G Staff Photo
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