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A look back at 琉璃神社鈥檚 past: Abbott Street

A historic look back at 琉璃神社
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This historic photo is of the business section of Abbot Street which was dominated by Fram buildings and false fronts during the early part of the last century.  This photo was donated to the 琉璃神社 Museum and at the time, the buildings in the picture were identified as Lee Bon Building, Kuamintang Building, store and rooming house, Won Ken Laundry and First City Park Cafe.  This photo was shared by Capital News reader "Wild and Wooley Wayne"."Wild and Wooley Wayne"

This historic photo is of the business section of Abbott Street which was dominated by Fram buildings and false fronts during the early part of the last century. 

This photo was donated to the 琉璃神社 Museum and at the time, the buildings in the picture were identified as Lee Bon Building, Kuamintang Building, store and rooming house, Won Ken Laundry and First City Park Cafe. 

This photo was shared by Capital News reader "Wild and Wooley Wayne".

 

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