The Water St. Market, located on the north side of the intersection with Sherwin St. The upper floors facade of the Chez Paree can be seen at right. That area is now a parking lot for the “Chez”.
Photos courtesy of E. Roger Hallee. Most of these photos were taken in the 1930s.
A small shoe repair shop, at 47-1/2 Water St., that sat directly next door to what is now Scotty’s Pizza. The store’s awning can be seen at right.
To the left of the shoe repair shop is this store front, located at 47-A Water St., which this author does not remember its function.
A single family home, at 53 Water St., to the left of the unknown store front.
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