This building, built in 1949, is known as London Square. Hints to why: in 1966, Bob London owned London Sales Co, and in1975 the building was owned by Jeffrey and Priscilla London. It consists of a two story building with a one story building on either side. Its been the home to many, many businesses, and at some point it had at least two apartments. Some of the tenants include:
Alko Lettering Service: 1970
All American Sports: 1970
Berndt Electric: 1960 (6538)
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Care Cleaners: 1989-2007 In 1998 owned by Glen P. Achman
Creaciones La Villita: November 2015 – (6532). Owned by Stephany Vega, the store specializes in traditional Mexican quinceanera gowns, baptism and first communion suits, and wedding accessories.
Gust Hoglund Plumbing: 1950-54 (6532)
Garment Exchange: 1952 (6538)
Brad M. Jones Real Estate Brokerage: 12/1949 (6536)
The Landing: 2007
London Sales Co. Railroad Salvage, Bob London: 1966
Majestic Cleaners: 1952 (6538)
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Majestic Distributing Co.: 1960
Monte’s Barbers: 1987-2007
Park Vacuum: 1986 (6536); 1987-91 (6532)
Rex Cleaners: 1950 (6538)
Service Parts Co.: 1960
Spicy and Sweet Boutique: 2014. Photo below by Seth Rowe
Styletrend Carpets, Inc.: 1987 (6542)
Timeless Treasures Photography: 1998 (6532)
Fred Vogt Heating Co.: 1952-56 (6530)
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