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Continuing our tour of Louisville. "Market Street and Lincoln Savings Bank." Two things to watch out for when crossing the street in Louisville: No. 1, streetcars, and No. 2. Detroit Publishing Company glass negative. View full size.
As best I can tell, this is the same corner today, now a massive hotel complex. Amazing how much the street has changed. If I have the wrong spot, please correct me!
The second lady from the left might be wearing the hem of her skirt almost immodestly high because she is mindful of #2, while also being cautious about #1.
I could almost be convinced that there used to be a television show called "Bullitt". Thos W. Bullitt, esq. occupies the corner office of the top floor.
[You're probably thinking of the 1968 Steve McQueen film. - tterrace]
Yes, that's the thing I almost remembered.
"Levy Brothers Good Clothes for Men and Boys." The Levy Bros. department store is located 2 blocks down on the left side; shopped there often with my parents in the 50s and 60s. More here.
No, I think the sign on the support wires above is intended for the car operators. This intersection must be known to have problems with pedestrians. If you have to take a hit, do it straight on and roll onto the shelf provided. Be sure to have a nickel handy in case the conductor insists on collecting for the ride.
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