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Roanne Victor describes how the Heritage Weekends eventually came to an end.

View of the east side of the 500 block of south 4th Street at Guthrie Street looking north. Men and women walk along the sidewalk next to a wood fence. Businesses and stores are north of the fence and to the west.

Southwest corner of 4th Street and Jefferson Street looking south. Multi-story stone building with stores and businesses on the ground floor. A policeman stands in the intersection directing traffic.

Looking south down 4th Street from Liberty Street. Intersection at the 400 block of south 4th Street with a Woolworth and Company at one corner and a Will Sales jewelers and Snyder's Hats at the opposite corner. A policeman stands in the…

4th Street at Liberty looking west. A policeman standing in the intersection of 4th Street and Liberty Street. The Kaufman Strauss building is to the south. Crowds of people are on the sidewalks in front of stores and other buildings.

ultiple views of the northwest corner of 4th Street and Walnut Street, now Muhammad Ali Boulevard. Multi-story brick building at the corner with Thompson's on the ground floor. A policeman stands in the intersection. Crowds of men and women are in…

Crowd of people outside Schneider's and Simon Cohen storefronts, Market Street, Louisville, Kentucky, possibly reacting to the shooting deaths of Captain Edward Parr and Detective William Mulligan at 11 a.m. on April 12, 1932. A man stands at front…

Children gathered in front of the Alamo Theatre, 444 S. Fourth Street, Louisville, Kentucky. Sign advertises movie: "Spencer Tracy 'Young America' Doris Kenyon, Startling Tender Thrilling Entertainment." Title supplied by cataloger.

Front of three-story Woolworth storefront viewed from across the street at an angle with cars parked on the street in front. Garland is hung between the lamp posts which are decorated for Christmas. Address: 400 block of 4th Street, Louisville,…

Intersection of 4th Street and Walnut Street, now Muhammad Ali Boulevard. The Seelbach Hotel is at the southwest corner with the Kentucky Hotel further west. Crowds of people cross the street. Title supplied by cataloger.