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Tunnel Opening Dedication – 1930

Happy Friday once again everyone. Today’s photo has a date on the back of Nov. 4, 1930, although it was taken on November 1, 1930.

The caption reads:

    Crowd at the Windsor end of the new Detroit-Windsor tunnel when tunnel was dedicated. Tunnel entrance is at right in photo. Speakers stand in foreground.

A detail shot of the crowd of people gathered.

A couple of long lost houses along Park Street, where the parking lot behind the Scotia Bank is today.

See you back here Monday!

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