November 3, 2012
calumet412: Entrance to the Damen Ave Station, 1958, Chicago. Some of these CTA signs survived to the early 70’s. I remember them from when I was a kid. They already seemed quaint and old-timey by that point. And how cool are those door pulls?

calumet412:

Entrance to the Damen Ave Station, 1958, Chicago.

Some of these CTA signs survived to the early 70’s. I remember them from when I was a kid. They already seemed quaint and old-timey by that point. And how cool are those door pulls?

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    So much charm.
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    Blue Line, it may be Illinois Medical District, or somewhere else on Damen, cool nonetheless
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    I am loving those door handles
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    Some of these CTA signs survived to the early 70’s. I remember them from when I was a kid. They already seemed quaint...
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