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Recent Comments
Helen93 commented on 410 Watts Street / Trinity Park
I played in that empty lot as a child in the early '70s and now bring my daughter there . The
Julianne Patterson commented on 406 Ramsey Street
1920 City Directory shows: *Green, Coleman W (Barber) as a business at alley on 406 Ramsey
caas_ATKINS48 commented on 4400 Hope Valley Road
These Atkins were my family’s relatives.
caldwell-burner commented on The Blue Light / Sam's Quik Shop
Actually, the new apartment complex that was built on the site was named "The Blue Light Living" so