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1. 1950.1.10 - Adler Building, Carl Adler store, Elk Hotel.

   Adler Building. Carl Adler store at right. Man standing at entrance to Elk Hotel on second floor. Sign on store at right says "Villa" and sign next to it says "Our $3.99 Shoes Guaranteed." The four-story Sommer Building would be built by Adler, Sommer, and Lee adjacent to this building on corner at right edge of photo, former site of Pacific Brewery, present site of U. S. National Bank. Carl Adler and Lewis Sommer were Jewish merchants. Mil...

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2. 1980.1.454 - First National Bank. Built in 1905.

   First National Bank. Built in 1905.

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3. 1980.1.516 - Baker's Bakery owned by W. E. Baker.

   Baker's Bakery owned by W. E. Baker. "The above-named gentleman, who operates the bakery on Main street between Washington and Center, located here in March, 1894. He had a number of years experience in the business, and immediately went to work for C. Hollingsworth, and two years later bought him out. Finding the old quarters too small, a year later he was compelled to move to his present place of business, which had been especially built for...

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4. 1980.1.575 - Johns Grocery Company.

   Johns Grocery Company (interior). "Incorporated in July, 1893, they carry complete lines in groceries, queensware, clothing, boots and shoes, hats and caps, and men's furnishings. In groceries they endeavor to satisfy the wants of the most exacting of their city patrons, and constantly add to the variety of brands carried until to-day on their shelves will be found an assortment of staple and fancy groceries rarely seen outside of a city stor...

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5. 1980.1.614 - Pacific Brewery & Rust's Hall.

   Pacific Brewery & Rust's Hall. "Henry Rust, proprietor of the leading brewery of this section, known as the Pacific Brewery. Mr. Rust was born in Bavaria, Germany, in 1835, and came to this country shortly before the outbreak of the civil war. He enlisted as a private in the 13th New York Regiment of Volunteers. and continued with it until 1862, when he was seriously wounded and had to leave the service. He was later appointed commissary and...

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6. 1980.1.657 - Citizens Bank on NW corner of Main and Washington. Constructed in 1908.

   Citizens Bank on NW corner of Main and Washington. Constructed in 1908. Drum corps in parade.

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7. 1980.1.742 - Empire Theatre after a hail storm July 22, 1922.

   Empire Theatre at 2020 Main Street after a hail storm July 22, 1922. Above the set-back entryway is the name of the theatre: "EMPIRE." The banner says "Featuring in High Class Vaudeville The DUMONTS Tonight." The store to the left is Stockman's Exchange Saloon. Above the saloon's entrance: "Wine, Liquors, and Cigars." To the right is "The Brooklyn."

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8. 1980.1.765 - Levinger Drug Store Dec. 1958 fire.

   Levinger Drug Store Dec. 1958 fire.

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9. 1980.1.766 - Levinger Drug Store Dec. 1958 fire.

   Levinger Drug Store Dec. 1958 fire.

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10. 1980.1.792 - Parade on Main St. Looking south from Broadway.

    Parade on Main St. Looking south from Broadway. Notice the trolley tracks turning from Broadway onto Main St. Buildings from left: McCord Hardware, Rust's Opera House, Pacific Brewery, and Geiser Grand Hotel.

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11. 1980.2.10 - Pacific Brewery & Rust's Hall, Henry Rust owner & proprietor.

    Pacific Brewery & Rust's Hall, Henry Rust owner & proprietor.

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12. 1981.1.1574 - Fire Dept. McCord Hose Co. No. 2. in front of McCord implement store on SE corner of Main and Broadway.

    McCord Hose Company No. 2. in front of McCord implement store on SE corner of Main and Broadway. Miners Exchange Saloon in the small wooden building with Rust Opera House next door. Members of Hose Company No. 2 left to right: Jake Keeber, Butch Schultz, Frank Green, John Schultz, Albert Geiser, Ike McCord, Bill Witt, Wm. Lamb, George Boreman, Fred Neuhaus, Charles McCord, Bird Wilcox, ? , _ Wolf, Ed Geiser, Frank Witt, Dan Kelly (Captai...

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13. 1981.1.159 - Berry Shoe Co. parade float in front of shoe store.

    Berry Shoe Co. parade float in front of shoe store. The stone buildings are on the site of Rust's Hall (also called Rust's Opera House), which burned in 1898. Other Businesses: Queen City Furniture Pacific Brewery Office Pacific Brewery

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14. 1981.1.162 - Pacific Brewery

    Pacific Brewery. Owned by Henry Rust. To the left is Rust Hall or Rust Opera House burned in 1898, also owned by Rust.

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15. 1981.1.1654 - Fire Dept. Levinger's Rexall Drug Store fire ca. December 1, 1958.

    Fire. Levinger's Rexall Drug Store fire ca. December 1, 1958.

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16. 1981.1.1656 - Fire Dept. Levinger's Rexall Drug Store fire ca. December 1, 1958.

    Fire. Levinger's Rexall Drug Store fire ca. December 1, 1958.

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17. 1981.1.1657 - Fire Dept. Levinger's Rexall Drug Store fire ca. December 1, 1958.

    Fire. Levinger's Rexall Drug Store fire ca. December 1, 1958. Notice two firemen on top of ladder directing water into building (upper left of photo).

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18. 1981.1.1658 - Fire Dept. Levinger's Rexall Drug Store fire ca. December 1, 1958.

    Fire. Levinger's Rexall Drug Store fire ca. December 1, 1958. Notice ladder at upper left of photo.

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19. 1981.1.166 - Rust's Hall and Pacific Brewery.

    Rust's Hall and Pacific Brewery. Rust's Hall destroyed by fire in 1898. Two images attached, sepia and black/white. In the January 6, 1888, edition of the Baker City Tribune, there is a drawing with same signs on building but from a different angle. Henry Rust owned both of these buildings. Rust's Hall was used for the presentation of plays and music performances before the Baker City Opera House was built two blocks north in 1898. Note...

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20. 1981.1.1660 - Fire Dept. Levinger's Rexall Drug Store fire ca. December 1, 1958.

    Fire. Levinger's Rexall Drug Store fire ca. December 1, 1958. Notice stream of water coming from top of ladder at upper left of photo. Cloverleaf Club Cafe sign is hanging upside down. It was located on the second floor. Just north of Levinger's was the Oregon Motor Club Building.

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