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The door leads to first floor offices and most recently while building was being used FOR the players auditorium.
looking west Drury Lane
The former bar and pizza shop. The door was partially open. We were asked not to go into this building which we followed pretty much. However, on the previous day I stuck my camera and my face inside the back door and today I stuck my camera face inside the partially opened door. In the Back on a previous day I stuck a little more then just my face and camera in. We photographed the interiors of each and every one of these buildings and they will be added to this series. The URL for the interior of this store will be diretly below:
Stairs leading up to the apartment or apartments.
The now empty lot (parking area) that was once buildings, stores, etc.
Looking north up the west side of Market Street
Corner of 4th Street and Market
Looking inside.
Looking inside. We photographed the interiors of each and every one of these buildings and they will be added to this series. The URL for the interior of this store is directly below:
One final look north along the west side of Market Street.
The article tells the story of what is going to replace that which was removed.
Time will tell what impact it will have on the downtown of East Liverpool.
THE END OF THIS TOUR. However, the preservation of this part of East Liverpool history will last so long as this East Liverpool Historical Society Web Site is on the internet.
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