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800 Block of King Street

"King Street Store"

Frank Sloan, William MacLauchlin, and Emma (last name unknown) pose in front of the boys' "store on wheels" along King Street in 1933.

  • King Street store

    Image courtesy the MacLauchlin family

  • King Street store

    The boys’ menu speaks to their diversified offerings. Image courtesy the MacLauchlin family

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