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English: The west side of South Central Street in the Old City of Knoxville, Tennessee, USA. The one-story building in the middle (127-129 S. Central) was built circa 1925. The three buildings to its left (131, 133, and 135 S. Central, with 135 farthest left) and the building to its immediate right (123-125 S. Central) were all built circa 1900. The green Italianate building on the far right (119-121 S. Central) was built circa 1890. These buildings are all contributing properties within the NRHP-listed Southern Terminal and Warehouse Historic District.
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