History of the Parkland Neighborhood

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Throngs of people pack Fourth Street in front of the Ben Snyder department store at night. Title supplied by cataloger.

large crowd of women shop for dresses among display tables.

A large group of women, children and some men stand inside the children's shoe department at Byck Brothers. Address: Byck Brothers and Company , 532-534 4th Street Louisville Kentucky.

A man stands and five children sit on the back of a wagon or truck as a crowd gathers around them. The man wears a bowtie and a suit with a ribbon on it. The children are dressed in overalls, dresses, or short pants.

Fifteen men in suits pose on the street in front of the Louisville Hotel. A number of them are wearing ribbons. Behind them a ladder is balanced on a canopy and several businessmen are talking.

Cars, mule-drawn carts and streetcars travel up and down Main Street. The Kellar building, at 431 West Main, is visible on the north side of the road and a sign for Burdorf Lighting is painted down the side of a building in the distance.

Address: Market and Sixth Streets, Louisville, Kentucky. Streetcar 805 travels down Market Street and begins to cross Sixth Street. A truck from the Belknap Company waits while an officer oversees the intersection. A group of people is standing in…

Address: Market and Sixth Streets, Louisville, Kentucky. Two trolleys approach the intersection of Market and Sixth Streets. Numerous cars are parked and are driving along the road, including one in which two passengers are riding in a rumble seat.…

A crowd of people stand on the sidewalk in front of a Sale Furniture Company store.

Women and children are crowded in the children's clothing area of Levy Bros. for a birthday party for a monkey in a cage.
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