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New York City, East Side, Sunday morning Checker cabs lined up and waiting for work. 1941. Marion Post Wolcott, photographer
New York City, East Side, Sunday morning Checker cabs lined up and waiting for work. 1941. Marion Post Wolcott, photographer
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