Gallery: Do you remember? -- July 30, 2012

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The Trailways Bus Station was located at 12th Street and 4th Avenue in Huntington. It is now the location of Dan's Sport Shop. "I attend First United Methodist Church, and I will tell you that pin-ball machine in the lower right corner of the photo sucked up many a nickel intended for the Sunday School collection plate," said Richard McCoy of Huntington. "If a parent found their child missing after Sunday School, there was a 100 percent chance they were in the Trailways waiting room playing the pin-ball machine or slurping a soda at the counter."

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The Trailways Bus Station was located at 12th Street and 4th Avenue in Huntington. It is now the location of Dan's Sport Shop.

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The Trailways Bus Station was located at 12th Street and 4th Avenue in Huntington. It is now the location of Dan's Sport Shop.

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The Trailways Bus Station was located at 12th Street and 4th Avenue in Huntington. It is now the location of Dan's Sport Shop.

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The Trailways Bus Station was located at 12th Street and 4th Avenue in Huntington. It is now the location of Dan's Sport Shop.

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The Trailways Bus Station was located at 12th Street and 4th Avenue in Huntington. It is now the location of Dan's Sport Shop.

Herald-Dispatch photo archive -

The Trailways Bus Station was located at 12th Street and 4th Avenue in Huntington. It is now the location of Dan's Sport Shop.

Herald-Dispatch photo archive -

The Trailways Bus Station was located at 12th Street and 4th Avenue in Huntington. It is now the location of Dan's Sport Shop.

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The Trailways Bus Station was located at 12th Street and 4th Avenue in Huntington. It is now the location of Dan's Sport Shop.

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The Trailways Bus Station was located at 12th Street and 4th Avenue in Huntington. It is now the location of Dan's Sport Shop.

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The Trailways Bus Station was located at 12th Street and 4th Avenue in Huntington. It is now the location of Dan's Sport Shop.

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The Trailways Bus Station was located at 12th Street and 4th Avenue in Huntington. It is now the location of Dan's Sport Shop.

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The George H. Wright Co. at 4th Avenue and 10th Street. The historic family business was opened by George H. Wright in 1911. It was later owned by his son, George Jr., who died in an auto accident in the 1960s. George Wright Jr.'s wife, Becky, and sister, Betty Crickard, took over for a while, before selling the shop to Chuck Jambe in 1974. Jambe later sold it to his son-in-law, Bill Moore. The store closed in December 2009, but was remodeled and reopened in May 2010.

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The George H. Wright Co. at 4th Avenue and 10th Street. The historic family business was opened by George H. Wright in 1911. It was later owned by his son, George Jr., who died in an auto accident in the 1960s. George Wright Jr.'s wife, Becky, and sister, Betty Crickard, took over for a while, before selling the shop to Chuck Jambe in 1974. Jambe later sold it to his son-in-law, Bill Moore. The store closed in December 2009, but was remodeled and reopened in May 2010. Richard McCoy of Huntington pointed out the on-the-street HUPCO newspaper salesman. "By the foot traffic, you can realize he had a good chance of selling all the stack under his arm and maybe another," he said. "The sun appears to be high noon, and he has the street edition of the Advertiser, the first news update since the home-final of the Herald-Dispatch delivered in the morning."

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The Marshall Lab School began in 1896 as a "model school" by Mabel Brown. It was initially attended by 10 fourth-graders and quickly grew into a lab school for the training of teachers at Marshall. This building, known as Jenkins Hall, opened in 1937 on the Marshall campus. The lab school was phased out in 1970.

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The Marshall Lab School began in 1896 as a "model school" by Mabel Brown. It was initially attended by 10 fourth-graders and quickly grew into a lab school for the training of teachers at Marshall. This building, known as Jenkins Hall, opened in 1937 on the Marshall campus. The lab school was phased out in 1970.

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The M.D. Angel Co. in the 900 block of 4th Avenue.

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The M.D. Angel Co. in the 900 block of 4th Avenue.