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Max and Minnie Bauer, married 25 years, pose outside their Broadview house circa 1930. The house, at 721 N. 125th St., was built by Max's father, Joseph, in 1909 and Max's daughter still lives there.

Bill Evans collection, Broadview Historical Society

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