Springfield Then & Now: An early look at the Myers Market site

This view of West High Street from 1915 just before Fountain shows a very different view than today. PHOTO COURTESY OF THE CLARK COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY

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This view of West High Street from 1915 just before Fountain shows a very different view than today. PHOTO COURTESY OF THE CLARK COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY
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By Staff report
Updated June 2, 2018
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This view of West High Street from 1915 just before Fountain shows a very different view than today.

Bernstein’s Clothing and Furnishings and C.W. Johnson’s Livery stand on the place where Myers Market would be built just a year later.

Today, the Myers Market building sits on the location.

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