A few CVRR pictures and some other related pictures....2

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Klett's Store in Rexmont, PA

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Henbuerstel Bakery in Rexmont

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[MurphOnMillerAve]

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My parochial elementary school looked very much like that. Somehow, using the staircases at the front and rear entrances to the building were fun , as they curved and turned inside their spaces . I suppose, when you are 5 - 12 in age, and it’s the 50’s , play can be found almost everywhere.

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[HONDO74]

Very happy to see MTJ running again because I was really going to miss seeing all the past history pictures.you have been posting

[Rufus T. Firefly]

Very happy to see MTJ running again because I was really going to miss seeing all the past history pictures.you have been posting

Yes, and thanks! I have a bit of fun capturing and then "repairing" these when needed

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Still there!

[HONDO74]

Wow, you did a street view of the place.
Looks like some major updates have been done the porches are gone or just glassed in. Looks nice

I bet the inside is really nice.

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Wow, you did a street view of the place.

Well, it was one I could find pretty easily, so I grabbed it.

Looks like some major updates have been done the porches are gone or just glassed in. Looks nice

Closed in the porches.....maybe good or not. But looks nice, yes!

I bet the inside is really nice.

I'm hoping that little was lost over the years; too often I see all the beautiful woodwork ripped out, etc.

[robert.]

304 church street is now all apartments. Bleh grey and white home depot laminate flooring with brown painted cabinets. My landlord did the same horrible job to the farm house we rent.

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[healey36]

Most of the purpose-built post offices from the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries seem to have been constructed as rather imposing structures, intended to project the power of the Post Office and the U. S. Government (IMHO). I remember going into our local post office when I was a kid to buy stamps and I could barely reach the counter.

[Mitch]

I'm old enough to remember goin' into the Freeport Post office as a kid when everybody had a post office box. USPS didn't start rural delivery in our area until the early '60s. I remember the brass round knob to open the door, but I can't say if there was some kind of combination to get in or just turn the knob to unlatch the door.