C.C. Photo: Difference between revisions

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C.C. Photo was located at 36 Broadway from 1921 until 1936 by photographer Leo Commo. It moved to 10-14 Broadway in 1945. It moved to 2-4 Broadway in 1954 through 1969.

It was later called the C.C. Photo Art and Music Studio.

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	[[File:CC~~%20Photo~~.jpg\|right\|thumb\|The 1973 Winter Carnival Parade passes C.C. Studio.<br>\|Courtesy of Denise Richardson]][[File:Essex~~%20County%20Republican%2C%20April%2022%2C%201921~~.jpg\|left\|thumb''\|Essex County Republican''\|, April 22, 1921]]'''C.C. Photo''' was located at [[36%20Broadway\|36 Broadway]] from 1921 until 1936 by photographer [[Leo%20Commo\|Leo Commo]]. It moved to 10-14 Broadway in 1945. It moved to [[Jack%20Block\|2-4 Broadway]] in 1954 through 1969.		[[File:CC Photo.jpg\|right\|thumb\|The 1973 Winter Carnival Parade passes C.C. Studio.<br>\|Courtesy of Denise Richardson]][[File:Essex County Republican, April 22, 1921.jpg\|left\|thumb\|Essex County Republican\|, April 22, 1921]]'''C.C. Photo''' was located at [[36%20Broadway\|36 Broadway]] from 1921 until 1936 by photographer [[Leo%20Commo\|Leo Commo]]. It moved to 10-14 Broadway in 1945. It moved to [[Jack%20Block\|2-4 Broadway]] in 1954 through 1969.

	It was later called the C.C. Photo Art and Music Studio.		It was later called the C.C. Photo Art and Music Studio.