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[Car wash and an automobile service station (auto laundry & service station") for Shannon & Luchs Inc. Connecticut Avenue and Ordway Street – Antique Photo Print

[Car wash and an automobile service station (auto laundry & service station") for Shannon & Luchs Inc. Connecticut Avenue and Ordway Street, N.W. — historic image
[Car wash and an automobile service station (auto laundry & service station") for Shannon & Luchs Inc. Connecticut Avenue and Ordway Street, N.W.. Historic image from the Automobiles collection.

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[Car wash and an automobile service station (auto laundry & service station") for Shannon & Luchs Inc. Connecticut Avenue and Ordway Street comes to life in this historic image, reproduced from the original with every detail intact. It is part of the Snapshots of the Past archive, gathered over 25 years of research.

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[Car wash and an automobile service station (auto laundry & service station") for Shannon & Luchs Inc. Connecticut Avenue and Ordway Street

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A site plan and key plan for a combined car wash and automobile service station at Connecticut Avenue and Ordway Street in Northwest Washington, D.C., drawn by architect Arthur B. Heaton for the automobile firm Shannon & Luchs. The record is undated, but the drawing reflects a period when driving was spreading through the city and dealers and garages needed dedicated space for washing, servicing and storing cars. Such plans show how a corner lot was arranged for traffic, with the building footprint, driveways and work areas laid out for customers, offering a clear view of how early car-related businesses shaped neighborhood streets.

Created / publishedN.W.
Genre89712307
NotesD.C. Site plan and key plan] / Arthur B. Heaton
Subjectsarchitect."
Original scan1,536 × 1,421 px · prints to 5 × 5 in at 300 dpi
ReferenceAMZ-SOTP-HPA-171478

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