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Diplomat Suites

Take a look at The Diplomat Suites, right in the middle of Wildwood!

Diplomat Suites is hard to describe, but we will. It is a five-story brutalist monolith protected by concrete walls. These photos were taken on September 8th, 1967. (…Or, was that 2023?) Located between Pine and Wildwood Avenues to the north and south, respectively, and midway on the block between Atlantic and Pacific Avenues to the East and west, respectively, The Diplomat’s parking lots span…

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From The Trolley Dodger blog: “In the last couple years of red car service in Chicago, which ended in 1954, the CTA painted a few of the older streetcars green. It was not an attractive color for them. Here, we see inbound car 6172 jogging from one side of Lake Street to another via Pine Avenue. To this day, tracks are still visible under the viaduct. At this point, streetcars crossed the Lake Street L, which ran on the ground here until 1962.”

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Pine Avenue, Long Beach, California, 1928

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Cafe Sevilla

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MADE in Long Beach: What Can Happen When a Landlord Cuts the Community a Break - Random Lengths News

For a city supposedly on the rise for the last decade, Long Beach has consistently been full of prime property that sits vacant for months or even years. While there may be many factors in play, the most common theme is a landlord more interested in the idea of getting the rent a particular spot [&hellip

Greggory Moore, of Random Lengths News, recounts the unlikely story of how a land owner, real estate brand and Localism founder, DW Ferrell, came together to provide the downtown area with a great local brand incubator. MADE in Long Beach, in development for several years, finally opened its doors in 2014 and is still growing. 

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Tickets available for Benefit Dance at Waynesboro Senior Center

Tickets available for Benefit Dance at Waynesboro Senior Center

The Waynesboro Senior Center, 325 Pine Avenue, will hold a Blue Christmas Dinner Dance to benefit the center with two Elvis impersonators, Saturday, December 13, 7 – 10 p.m.

The evening features an “Elvis’s Favorites” dinner with appetizers and dessert, door prizes, raffles, and the talents of Ron Gilbert,  Stuart Chapman, and D.J. Mary Cash. Tickets are $20 in advance, or $25 at the door, but…

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The Art Deco towers of the Wise Building at night, 1932. This Long Beach landmark was located at Broadway and Pine. It was demolished in 1963.

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Long Beach is hip. Any city that has Thelonious Monk and Billie Holiday painted on their main street downtown is hip. Pine Avenue, Tuesday morning, November 22, 2011.