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Main Street, New Port Richey, from a
1950s post card and in 2000 |
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The Pasco Building was constructed in
1926. The old photo is undated; the
more recent photo was taken in 2006 |
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Grand Boulevard looking north, from a
1940s post card and in 2006 |
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Grand Boulevard just north of Main
Street in the 1910s and in 2004 |
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The old photo of Main Street was
published in the New Port Richey Press on Jan. 12, 1922;
the recent photo was taken in 2004. |
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The Meighan Theatre from an undated
photo; the Richey Suncoast Theatre on Sept. 11, 2003 |
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This building was constructed in 1926
to house the First State Bank of Elfers, but the bank never opened. On
the left, Mainaris Apartments; on the right, a photo taken in 2003. |
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Gulf High School, from the 1948
yearbook; Schwettman Education Center in 2004 |
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The building which housed the New Port
Richey Post Office, shown
in a 1950s post card, is now owned by First Baptist Church. The
more recent photo was taken in 2004 |
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The Chasco Inn from a post card
postmarked in 1948; the same structure in 2003. |
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A scene on the Pithlachascotee River
from a post card and in 2001. |
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Port Richey Community Church, originally a school built by
Robert Nicks. The right photo was taken in 2002. |
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Pierce Grammar School; the New Port
Richey Public Library in 2000. |
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The First State Bank of New Port Richey
in about 1925; the law office of Scott M. McPherson in 2004. |
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The Port Richey Co. office shortly
after it was built in 1919; the same structure in 2004. This is the
first brick building built in New Port Richey.
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The Arcade Building in an early photo
and in 2004. |
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This building was called the Clark
Building when it was built in 1922. The left photo is perhaps from the
1940s; the right photo was taken in 2003. |
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The photo on the left is from about
1925; the photo on the right was taken in 2004.
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The photo on the left appeared in the Port Richey Press on Feb. 16, 1920;
the photo on the right was taken in 2004.
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The photo on the left is believed to be
from 1922;
the photo on the right was taken in 2004.
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The Snell Building, where residents
voted to incorporate New Port Richey in 1924, was located on the
southwest corner of Main and Adams;
the photo on the right was taken in 2004.
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Main Street, looking west, perhaps in the 1960s and in 2004.
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Pithlachascotee River at Sims Park, in the 1920s and in 2006.
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