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Safeway, 2005

Detail of Safeway store from 2005, showing specific architectural features.

This image captures a detailed view of a Safeway grocery store, highlighting architectural elements from 2005.

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97 Street Safeway

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Mccauley

Safeway, 1936, 95 Street and 108 AvenuePrevious media

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Safeway, 1936, 95 Street and 108 AvenuePrevious media

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