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In the early days of West Circle, each bay window room and the two adjacent to it formed one large room that had approximately six girls living together. This photo shows one room’s inhabitants, 1950.

In the early days of West Circle, each bay window room and the two adjacent to it formed one large room that had approximately six girls living together. This photo shows one room’s inhabitants, 1950.

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    I think this would have been a cool set up :) I wonder why they didn’t keep it?
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    And then they chopped each one into three rooms so some unlucky people lived in rooms without wall space and other...
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    me, brainsquish, and pearswithteeth circa 1950 GANKED FROM BRAINSQUISH BECAUSE ACCURATE. “And then they chopped each one...
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