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Miles and miles of content
on the Longest, Wickedest
Main Street in America
since 2004!
Celebrating 155 Years
of Colfax Avenue in 2023
1868-2023
Welcome to ColfaxAvenue.org
Miles and miles of content
on the Longest, Wickedest
Main Street in America
since 2004!
Celebrating 155 Years
of Colfax Avenue in 2023
1868-2023
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February
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- A Cage in Search of a Bird
- Wolf's Restaurant & Lounge
- Dale's Blarney Castle
- r.j. Gately's Tavern
- Johnny Cash Birthday Bash at the Owl Saloon
- Old School East Colfax Map
- Home of Schuyler Colfax
- Stanley Aviation
- West Colfax Farm Dairy
- Hanna's Super Shell
- Glisan Manor Motel
- Smiley's Dry Cleaners
- Satire Lounge Neon
- Big-T Super Foods
- We Love You Colfax!
- Dutch Mill Cottages & Trailer Park
- Rainbow Grocery, 1970s
- The Yucca - A Bit of Old Mexico
- Streets of London Pub
- Shoebox Emissions
- Chicken Box
- Weicker's Depository
- Awahnee Motel
- Blue Onion Bar
- Nissim Catan's Turkish Bazaar
- Jerry's Nite Club
- Dutch Mill Cottage Court
- R.I.P. Argonaut's Patriarch Hank Robinson
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February
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My family moved into cottage #2 in 1966. The mill was a barber shop at that time; I played with my dolls on the back steps. On the east side of the trailer court was The Courtesy Motel, now The Mon Chalet. The original Zephyr Lounge was a trolley car and was just across the street on the south side of Colfax. All gone now, sadly.
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