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Hotel Miller was great historical building Writer wants to know name of restaurant, operator of taxi service Rita Smith writes: Who operated the restaurant on the corner of the Miller Hotel and what was the name of it and who ran the barber shop, I also remember the taxi cab service was operated out of there. This was one great historical building that we hated to lose to the fire. I would like some info. if possible on the remaining buildings in Columbia. They hold so many memories. Thanks so much. - Rita SmithFavorite Old Photo: Maurice Hoover photo: Old Telephone Booths This story was posted on 2011-08-03 04:08:50
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