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Bramble's views Toledo, Ohio : diamond anniversary 1837-1912
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Bramble's views Toledo, Ohio : diamond anniversary 1837-1912 |
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A book showcasing the virtues, progress, values and opportunities of Toledo, Ohio in 1912. Monograph contains photographs of Toledo's streets, businesses, schools, parks, government buildings and other scenes. |
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| Date | 1912 | ||||||||||||||||
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