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Discovering a Forgotten Piece of History: An Ad from 1844 for a Shoe Store at Eutaw and Lexington St.

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We unearthed a forgotten piece of history - an advertisement from 1844 for a shoe store located at Eutaw and Lexington St. in Baltimore. Take a look at this amazing find!
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Here’s another great advertisement that we dug up, this time from January 8th, 1844 in the Baltimore Sun. The shoe store was located at Eutaw and Lexington St.

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