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History of The Pier
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I didn't realize there had been an earlier structure there. Thanks for digging this up!
ReplyDeleteLooking for information on the "Living Dolls" featured at the old Million Dollar Pier in the very early 60s. Are you aware of them? I believe they were featured with a doll show, hosted by someone.
ReplyDeletewhat happen to St.Pete? I have just returned after 40years and down town looks like a Bombed 0ut war zone. I remember as a kid going downtown with my parent s and seeing the green benches where all the elder folks got to sit and meet each other. Now you need a weapon on you just to walk the streets. When did this decline start
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