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In 1902 Lodi was a thriving town of 1600 inhabitants. Located on the Southern Pacific Railroad fourteen miles north of Stockton. It was the second town in size and business in San Joaquin County. There were two wineries and a cannery, enabling the farmers to find a ready market for their fruits and Vegetables. There were five churches, public and high schools, bank, wells Fargo Express office and telegraph and telephone offices.
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| Lockeford Avenue Intersects |
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| Pine Street Intersects |
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| Lodi Avenue Intersects |
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| Central Avenue |
| 307 S. Central - Green's Radio Service (68) |
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307 S. Central - Northern California Book & Bible House (68)
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310 S. Central - Torres Appliance / Former Best Buy Market (68)
312 S. Central - Nu Home Upholstery (68)/ Former home of Lodi Cyclery which boasted the best selection of Indian Motorcycles in Lodi and sold Indian Motorcycles until Indian went out of business in 1953. Indian was resurrected in 1999 and again in 2004 and continues in business today
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311 S. Central - Lorgean's Beauty Shop (68)
313 S. Central - Walt's Barber Shop
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314 S. Central - F&F Market
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321 S. Central - Veterans of Foriegn Wars (68) / Lodi Victory Center
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420 S. Central - Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church
421 S. Central - Rodacker Serveice (68) /Brackett Gas Station
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514 S. Central - Diana's Hair Styling / Zimmerman's Accordian School (68) / Former Goehring Drugs
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| 516 S. Central - Hattie's Beauty Salon (68) / Former Retzer Beauty Shop |
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517 S. Central - Former I.W. Loewen Men's Clothing (68)
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519 S. Central - Latino American Travel
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520 S. Central - Remnant of former Daniel Tetz Gas Station
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600 S. Central - Mar Y Tierra Restaurant
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603 S. Central - Dos Hermanos Market / Central Cafe (68)/ Former Knecht Barber
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| 605 S. Central - Ray's Barber Shop (68) |
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606 S. Central - Former Haven Hardware / Karl Fischer Restaurant
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608 S. Central - Anderson's Maytag Home Appliance Center / Former Loewen Variety
610 S. Central - Former Fritz Rott Baker / John Fischer Shoe Repair
612 S. Central - Zimmerman Launderette (68)/ Former Fritz Reinholt Furniture
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609 S. Central - Taquera La Central / Former Schopp Real Estate Company (68)
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614 S. Central - Laundromat / Former Jeweler
616 S. Central - Travel Agency / Former Central Market / AE Scholtthauer Grocer
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620 S. Central - Former Mission Cash Store (68) / Lodi Sausage & Meat Company / Nicholas Felton Meats & HC Reisweg Grocer
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715 S. Central - Remedy Church - Gravity Church / Former Central Seventh Day Adventist Church with Madison Hall
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825 S. Central - Ebenezer Congregational Church
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830 S. Central - Former Herbert Suelze Plumber
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838 S. Central - Former John Fuller Electric Appliances
840 S. Central - Former Ruth Graf Confy 842 S. Central - Former Quality Cleaners (68) / Former W.C. Barmore Cleaners
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844 S. Central - E&L Market - Vine & Central - Elmer & Leona / Former AT Kelm Grocer
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845 S. Central - La Chiquita Meat Market /Former Lodi Sausage & Meat Co. (68) /Former Carl Pfieffle Meats
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| Kettleman Lane Intersects |
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