Vickers Building No. 2, 1954
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Title
Vickers Building No. 2, 1954
Subject
Euclid Avenue (Cleveland, Ohio)
Description
This is a front view of the Vickers Building No. 2, taken in 1954. According to the article which this picture accompanied, it was "remodeled by Benson & Co. contractors to serve as office and plant of E.R. Squibb & Sons Co." Squibbs was originally located at 2603 Payne Ave. but moved here soon after renovations.
Source
Cleveland Press collection
Date
1954-05-07
Format
Image, JPEG, 764 Kb
Language
eng
Type
Image
Coverage
Cleveland (Ohio)
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Original Format
Photograph
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