Romana Plaza looking southeast (ca. 1940)
The Sears building at the left is the location of today's Central Library
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Commerce St. at the railroad tracks east of Hoefgen St. looking west (ca. 1940)
Sunset Station is to the left.
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Commerce St. at Alamo St. looking west (ca. 1940)
The buildings across the intersection to the left were removed for the Riverwalk extension for Hemisfair and is the location of the "Torch of Friendship" statue today. The storefront for Joske's (subsequently Dillard's and now H&M) is at the right.
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Commerce St. at Lasoya St. looking west (ca. 1940)
This is on the bridge over the Riverwalk. Schilo's is at the left. Notice that Commerce St. was two-way at this time.
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Commerce St. at Pecos St. looking east (ca. 1940)
You can see the facade of Market Square a few blocks down on the right.
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Commerce St. at Salado St. looking west (ca. 1940)
The Commerce St. overpass is at this location now.
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Alamo St. at Presa St. looking southwest (ca. 1940)
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Alamo St. at St. Mary's St. looking southwest (ca. 1940)
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Flores St. at Cevallos St./Nogalitos St. looking south
(ca. 1940)
The Texaco station building was gutted by a fire in February 2020.
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Quadruple underpass on Nogalitos St. looking northeast (ca. 1940)
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Presa St. at Carolina St. looking north (ca. 1940)
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Presa St. at Boyer St. looking north (ca. 1940)
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