Downtown Carson, 1930s

Tags: carsoncity , carsonstreet , downtowncc , kitzmeyersdrugs , tommysvictoryclub

Date of photo: 1930s

Photographer: Burton Frasher

Source : Flickr

Available Sizes: 1024x736 | 2048x1473

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Thanks to Fred Nietz

Description

This postcard from the early 20th century frames downtown Carson City amid the trees surrounding the Capitol building. The caption reads, "Carson City business section from Capitol grounds."

Awnings shade the sidewalk along the west side of the street, and several cars are taking advantage of the angle-in parking along Carson Street. The sign for Kitzmeyer Drugs is prominent in the left center of the photo. Next door, to the right, is the Central Bar, and across the street from that is Tommy's Victory Club at the corner of Carson and Proctor, with a large painted sign for Rainier Beer on the sign of the building.

Further down the street are signs for shoe repair, a cleaners, a grocery/bakery, and a cafe. And four blocks down, in the distance, you can see the bulk of the Arlington Hotel.

On the east side of the street a Chevrolet dealership sits at the corner, selling new cars for $790. They also sell tires.

Other Data

Date Uploaded: February 24, 2008

Permanent Link: http://wnhpc.com/details/flickr2283980855

Contributor: Arlington Group Events (via Flickr)

Source: Flickr

Source URL: http://www.flickr.com/photos/jfreddmuggz/2283980855

Download Photo: JPG (523 KB)

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