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Birthday party for Thorny the Chimp at the Louisville Zoo, 1970. Thorny was the mascot for Thornberry’s Toy Store.

[source: YouTube]

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Exterior view of Thornbury's Toys, a store in St. Matthews.

[source: UofL Digital Collections]

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Genny's Diner

[source: Pinterest]

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Skating performance, Fontaine Ferry Roller Rink

[source: Frazier History Museum]

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Convenient Food Mart, Highland Park

[source: Highland Park, Louisville, KY]

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UL men's basketball team, 1914

[source: Wikipedia]

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Crossing the Ohio, Louisville

[source: History of Our World]

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Ron Clay and Terry Meiners exit the 800 Building with doorman Sam Grandison

[source: LKYRadio]

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The Going Scene, Louisville Times

[source: Zappa Books]

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The $2.2 million Louisville Falls Fountain, a gift from Mary and Barry Bingham Sr., was unveiled in 1988 but shut down 10 years later and was sold for scrap.

[source: Louisville Business First]

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Levy Brothers store, Louisville, Kentucky, 1921.

[source: UofL Digital Collections]

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Gov. Wilkinson buys first lottery ticket, 1989

[source: Kentucky Photo Archive]

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Baxter Avenue Elevated Train Station (aka Baxter Station)

[source: Louisville Art Deco]

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Westend Theater, Broadway

[source: Cinema Treasures]

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Entrance Magnolia Garden, S.K. Hoffman, Mgr., 3rd & Avery, Louisville, Ky

[source: Old Louisville Guide]

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Unknown Louisville Manager during the King Kong glass promotion

[source: Burger Chef Memories]

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Jimmie Logsdon and his Golden Harvest Boys

[source: Bopping]