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Unidentified Beryl Ford Photos

Started by PonderInc, July 23, 2008, 04:36:52 PM

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PonderInc

I was flipping through the Beryl Ford collection online, and came upon a bunch of "Unidentified residence" pictures.  Of course, that sounds like a challenge to me...

I'm pretty sure that this one is on Utica, near 33rd...


Several of these look familiar to me... Isn't this on 41st between Lewis and Utica?


Don't know about this one, but I love it!


In any case, the "unidentified residences" start on this page of the Beryl Ford Collection... you can just browse through and maybe solve some mysteries.


Nik


Nik

Regarding the first one, I think you're thinking of this house. But, I don't think we have a match.

FOTD

The top one is the Ungerman house. I could find out more but I'd be called a liar by CF.

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booWorld

Southeast corner of 14th & Carson, just east of the Carlton Place arch:

booWorld

South side of East 18th St, between Norfolk and Owasso Avenues:

booWorld

Northwest corner of N 25th West Ave and Newton:

tulsa1603

Great thread!  I love pics that show houses and how they originally looked - as an architect, I really enjoy seeing what the place used to look like.  The original owner of my house passed photos down, so I'm lucky to have some of it right after construction in 1928...then again in the 30's, 50's, 60's, and 80's.  I was hoping to see some other houses in my neighborhood but haven't come across any yet.
 

booWorld

#8
East side of Terwilleger Blvd just north of 25th St:

bugo



Where was this taken?  It was taken in 1962.  In 62, US 64/OK 51 made right-angle turns at 15th and Harvard, 51st and Harvard, and 51st and Memorial.  My guess is one of those 3 locations.

Conan71

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Originally posted by bugo



Where was this taken?  It was taken in 1962.  In 62, US 64/OK 51 made right-angle turns at 15th and Harvard, 51st and Harvard, and 51st and Memorial.  My guess is one of those 3 locations.



51st & Harvard, I think, as I believe Stein Mart is an old Safeway store.  What say you FOTD?
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booWorld

North side of E 6th St, east of Zunis Ave:

booWorld

South Jackson Ave, south of W 13th St:

booWorld

West side of Denver Ave, south of 16th Place:

waterboy

quote:
Originally posted by booWorld

North side of E 6th St, east of Zunis Ave:




There was a another earlier view of this building before its eastern expansion and showing the multiple garages. I do believe this is the old Whisenhunt funeral home on 6th street.