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Circa Date
circa 1887-1899
Description
Estimate based on presence of overhead electrical poles and wires, not known in Bangor before 1887, and the business at the corner of State Street and Exchange Street, Frank D. Pullen Clothing Company. This location became the site of Bangor's first skyscraper, the Morse-Oliver Building, in 1899.
Businesses include:
Frank D. Pullen Clothing Company, corner of Exchange Street and State Street.
C.B. Wyman, a hardware store at 141 Exchange Street. Charles B. Wyman, proprietor.
The People's One Price Clothing Store at 135 Exchange Street.
Pritchard and Fairbanks, sellers of stoves, tinware, etc. at 133 Exchange Street. William H. Pritchard and Jesse A. Fairbanks, proprietors.
At end of Exchange Street is the Penobscot River. Masts of ships are visible.
Keywords
Bangor Maine history, State Street Bangor Maine history, Exchange Street Bangor Maine history, Morse-Oliver Building Bangor Maine
Medium
photograph
Dimensions
12 x 20 cm
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Keywords
Bangor Maine history, State Street Bangor Maine history, Exchange Street Bangor Maine history, Morse-Oliver Building Bangor Maine
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