Photo of Charles Street and Shaw Street after the 1928 tornado and flooding. On the back, "Before Alpine Dam was built" is written. The Smith Oil and Refining Company building can be seen on the right. In the back, there is a sign for Trigg and…
5 Points area of South Alpine Road, Broadway, and Charles Street at the time that the streets were reconfigured, cutting off Charles Street at Alpine. May 1969.
5 Points area of South Alpine Road, Broadway, and Charles Street at the time that the streets were reconfigured, cutting off Charles Street at Alpine. May 1969.
5 Points area of South Alpine Road, Broadway, and Charles Street at the time that the streets were reconfigured, cutting off Charles Street at Alpine. May 1969.
Aerial view looking north of Charles Street. Rockford Plaza is located at the left of the image and on the north east corner of Twentieth and Charles streets. East High School at 2929 Charles Street, is on the south side of the street at the lower…
This aerial photograph shows Broadway (just right of center), Charles St. running diagonally through Broadway, and Alpine Road perpendicular to Charles in the upper portion. The early stages of development for the Colonial Village Mall can be seen in…
A black and white photograph showing the Carlson Motor Company showroom at night, located at 1135-1137 Charles Street, promoting the Oakland "6" and the Pontiac "6."
This color photograph shows the spiffy Johnny-On-The-Spot Laundry Cleaners, which actually had multiple locations: 1222 Broadway; North Towne Shopping Center; corner of Charles Street and 20th Street; and Newburg and Alpine Roads.
This black and white photograph displays the school's sprawling structure and well-manicured, tree-filled grounds. Lincoln School is located at Charles and 12th Streets.
Aerial color rendering of the school that shows the surrounding streets and neighborhood houses and other buildings. Lincoln School is located at Charles and 12th Streets.
This color photograph shows Abraham Lincoln Junior High School at Charles and Twelfth Streets, also later known as Lincoln Middle School, and its well-tended front lawn as well as its tall-columned entrance fronting Charles Street.
Colorized rendering of East Side Senior High School at Charles and 28th Streets, which later became simply East High School, displaying a flagpole in front and green lawns separated by sidewalks.