
Fulton and Jay streets, in 1972.
Memorable stores that are no more. You could do some serious shopping on this one block, and grab a cup of Choc Full o’ Nuts Coffee and a bite to eat!

Fulton and Jay streets, in 1972.
Memorable stores that are no more. You could do some serious shopping on this one block, and grab a cup of Choc Full o’ Nuts Coffee and a bite to eat!

Streetcar southbound on Clark Street at Madison Street. In the background is a a mix of Chicago Loop businesses that are now long gone (replaced by a highrise that takes up the whole block):
- The Clark Theater (marquee hidden)
- The Bamboo Inn Chinese restaurant
- The Blue Note jazz club (Erroll Garner is featured on the marquee, dating this to the 1950s)
- Wimpy the glorified hamburger
- and a Borden’s Milk sign (“It’s got to be good”)
Photo by Truman Hefner


Main Street in Buffalo, New York in 1976. Shea’s Buffalo Theater (”Showplace of the North”) is seen on the right, sans its familiar vertical sign above the marquee. Photo from Vintage Buffalo NY