THREATENED: Planned Demolition of Cassidy Tire Building by Henry Schlacks for High-Rise Tower

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Wm. J. Cassidy Tire Building, originally known as the Tyler & Hippach Mirror Company Factory, by Henry J. Schlacks in 1902 at 344 N. Canal Street. Photo Credit: Google Street View
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