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The End of the Snow which covered Chicago to a depth of nineteen inches, making a record for the month of March. Here we see an alley near the loop that was used as an emergency dumping place for the snow taken from the loop streets.
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The End of the Snow which covered Chicago to a depth of nineteen inches, making a record for the month of March. Here we see an alley near the loop that was used as an emergency dumping place for the snow taken from the loop streets.

Underwood & Underwood · [ca. April 1930]

CC0 — Public Domain
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[Information from item housing] Weather: Snowstorms: Before 1940

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