The Number Man, 1930

The number man is standing close to the Harbor Wall near Davis St., with the Steel Bridge in the background to the north. The structures on the left side of the image are on Front Ave.

Steel Bridge, 1930 : A2009-009.2540

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Day: September 5, 2014

The Number Man, 1930

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