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Lubins Theatre in 1910

Mar 31, 2015
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    Here is a beautiful old photo of the Lubins Theatre, which I believe is on the 400 block of East Baltimore St. You can read a little more about it here and here.

    Lubins Theatre
    Lubins Theatre

    Source: Library of Congress

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