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largely undeveloped until after World War I. It was made part of the city in 1923 and was mostly developed by the late 1930's. State Street is it's main drag and contains mostly older buildings containing small businesses and restaurants. The surrounding housing is mostly single family which is one of the things that makes it different from the rest of the city. It is also one of the newer parts of the city and it has good proximity to Central Park and The Woodlawn Preserve. |
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;) (1) Uncle Sam's Candy on Albany Street (2) Cohen's Furniture (3)Bingo Hall on State Street
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| Schenectady Stockade I Stockade II Stockade III GE Reality Plot Goose Hill I Goose Hill II Downtown Bellevue Woodlawn Mont Pleasant Upper Union Street City, Then & Now |
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