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Dead Horses in American History (XVII)

By Erik Loomis

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On October 18, 2015

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At 4:27 pm

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Thanks to Barry Freed for this one.

Sanborn’s map of San Francisco, 1900. Note not only “Butcher Town” but the “Dead Horse Rendering Works” in the lower left.

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