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Information for this tour was contributed by E.H. Young. In 1916, Ira O. Wetmore erected a trio of adjoining buildings in what is now the 500 block of Twelfth Street. The upstairs of the two-story on the corner of Fifth Avenue provided rooms for rent, while the first floor consisted of the dining room for the lodgers and an early-day version of a mini-mall. This building would eventually become the El Cidola Hotel. The middle building was the Western Motors, Inc., later becoming a Ford automobile dealership. It is currently occupied by the Sierra Blanca Brewing Company.
June 2005 photos from the Adam Martin collection.
Photos from the Bob Meza collection.
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