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Then and now: Disappearing intersection


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Streets don't stay the same in South Lake Tahoe. Map/Bill Kingman collection

Streets don’t always stay the same in South Lake Tahoe. Map/Bill Kingman collection

The 1960s local map, above, shows how Sonora Avenue used to join Highway 50. That junction was covered over by the construction of the Fantasy Inn, now named Postmarc.

The red X on the map is where the Lake Valley Fire Department station stood next to the Tahoe Shores Motel.

This photo was taken in November 1965, the month when the South Lake Tahoe was incorporated.

This photo was taken in November 1965, the month when the South Lake Tahoe was incorporated. Photo/Bill Kingman

#3) the 1965 fire station site today (Bill Kingman)

That 1965 location as it appears today. Photo/Bill Kingman

#4  Fire Station Number One today (Bill Kingman)

Fire station No. 1 as it exists in 2015 at the corner of Pioneer Trail and Ski Run Boulevard. Photo/Bill Kingman

 

 

— Bill Kingman

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  1. Tahoe916 says - Posted: August 30, 2015

    Love the before and afters, and old Tahoe facts! Thank you!

  2. Old Long Skiis says - Posted: August 31, 2015

    Bill, I do remember that connectiion with Sonora and 50. Used to ride my Scwihinn Stingray bike around there when I was a youngin’.Take care ,and keep up the good work. OLS