Reflections on The American Small Town - The Steinbach Building — James T Callahan | Photographer Artist

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REFLECTIONS – THE STEINBACH BUILDING

Steinbach Building from Mattison Street

Steinbach Building from Bangs Avenue

Steinbach Building from Cookman Avenue N o. 2

Steinbach Building from Cookman Avenue N o. 3

Steinbach and Asbury Park Press Buildings, N o. 2

Steinbach Building from Cookman Avenue N o. 1

Steinbach Building from Cookman Avenue N o. 2

Steinbach Building from Cookman Avenue N o. 5

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