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Listen: The Blues ProgramLafayette St. running along the African American community of Smokey Hollow in Tallahassee, Florida.
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M87- 27, Box 4
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Smokey (or Smoky) Hollow was a neighborhood roughly bounded north-to-south by E. Jefferson St. to E. Van Buren St. and west-to-east by S. Gadsden St. to Marvin Street. It was condemned in the 1960s and lost to urban renewal. Later commemorated by designation of the Smoky Hollow Historic District on October 27, 2000.
Note the Franklin Boulevard overpass in the distance at the right.
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