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Blue Eagle Café, 1973
Remembered today mostly for its iconic neon sign, the Blue Eagle was a popular source of cheap eats and a reliable place to score dope for much of its 56 year existence.
Source: In The Near Distance (Kominek Books, 2010), via GregGirard.com
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Blue Eagle Café, 1973

Remembered today mostly for its iconic neon sign, the Blue Eagle was a popular source of cheap eats and a reliable place to score dope for much of its 56 year existence.

Source: In The Near Distance (Kominek Books, 2010), via GregGirard.com

Source: greggirard.com

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