
Aladdin Radio is on Irving and 17th Ave. I always liked the tile:

The Oregon historic vehicle plate caught my eye because my grandma's neighbor in Oregon collected old cars.

Thanks to reader Robert, I now can see that the gate is the shape of a Model T.


You can peek in the windows:


I wonder what the story is behind these footprints?

2 comments:
I was looking at that row of radios -- my parents had one of the same style. This was long before FM, but I remember having great fun with it trying to pick up short-wave stations (((a sometimes hobby I still have)))... --I did more fooling around with that radio and got countless shocks from poking around the inside... (((those things (capacitors) hold a charge can shock you even when the power is off)))
Thanks for the memories... Wish the place was still open...
Hi Don - I went by there the other night, it is actually easier to see in at night, there are lights on, and something in the back glows in the dark.
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