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East 23rd Avenue & 12th Street, Oakland - Then and Now

on February 14, 2020

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23rd Ave. OAKLAND CALIFORNIA Photo Post Card 1905-15 ALAMEDA County STREET SCENE (Ebay)

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Map of the City of Oakland and Surroundings, 1888 at georeferencer.com / David Rumsey

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