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This one-part masonry vernacular commercial building was built circa 1905. It originally housed a grocery store, but was converted into the offices for the Progressive News Newspaper in about 1910. It later became the home of a hobby shop called Gibbel’s, and a dress shop, each with its own entrance. After World War II, Harry Jukes purchased the building, divided it in half, and opened Juke’s Five and Ten and Burgess Hardware.
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Tarpon Springs, Florida · United States
