Mount Union borough
Shirley Street, 1960s, and thank you
Shirley Street in the 1960s, parking meters, neon, and the last full decade of the brick era. That's 30 days of Mount Union history, one photo at a time. Thank you for following along!
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Checked 2026-07-30 · Historic Mount Union collection
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