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Portland Press Herald Still-Film Negatives Collection

Document Type

Still Image

Call number of Original

73136

Creation Date

7-3-1953

Format of Original

4 x 5" gelatin silver negative

Description

Group of children, with horse-drawn Warner's Ice Cream cart, in front of Warner's Grocery Store, 291A Cumberland Avenue at Cedar Street, viewed from west. Additionally from left: Millet's Beauty Parlor (289 Cumberland Avenue), Nick's Lunch (285 Cumberland Avenue), Portland Boys Club (287 Cumberland Avenue). Cumberland Avenue at center. Portland High School at right edge of image. Chestnut Street in right background.

Article caption: "Drawing Power Here:"
"Where there's ice cream or a pony, you can depend on a crowd of kids, and the combination is irresistible. The Welsh pony, Ginger, enjoys the attention and driver Richard Lawler is kept busy dishing out the cold stuff. Old timers can't recall when they saw the last ice cream wagon hauled by a pony over Portland streets."

Photo published in the Portland Press Herald, on 3 July 1953.



Keywords

Portland, Me., Downtown Portland, Bayside, Cumberland Avenue, Portland High School, Schools

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