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Livermore History - Businesses 6 |
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The Valley Garage, Valley Hardware, Machine Shop
The back of the Valley garage in the 1930s on the north side of east 1st St.
"Aylward? & Phillips, Prop."
This building is still there, but is vacant
awaiting redevelopment (Update: it was torn down ~Sept 2004). This view can be seen from the temporary ACE
parking lot on Railroad (now also gone).
The valley garage building from the back, March 22, 2003.
Valley Garage on E First St (North side). Opposite old city Hall
1924. "West of Ozzie Davis." L-R: Geo Jackson, John Neinburg, Harry "Skinny"
Johnson
Wood box on floor: "Sherwin-Williams Paints and Varnishes"
Sign on wall appears to read "No Tools Loaned" (middle of picture
between left & center windows, about 1/4
from the top)
Under the car to the far left is a pit. One board, which would be used to
cover it flush with the floor when not in use, is in front of it.
Valley Hardware Co. Next to Odd Fellows Hall. 1924-26. Carl Clark, owner. John
Jensen, Chas Bankhead, Carl Clarke
McVicar's Machine Shop
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