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Old Posted Oct 29, 2011, 2:03 PM
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Originally Posted by FredH View Post

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According to the Taix website, they moved out to Sunset in 1962. If this photo was from 1964, maybe Eddie had moved in but was to lazy (or too cheap) to have the Taix sign taken down.
I was gonna say, because in this picture, you can see the Welton Becket-designed Federal Building in the background, which opened in 1964:

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Here's that building today:

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Oh I see; Eddie's isn't in the same building as the Taix. The sign just advertises it, it's a few doors down, around the bend. I just had a thought; I notice even today, in San Francisco, that you'll see signs for names of motels that aren't on the actual motel buildings (they might even be half a block away) but they act sort of like directional signs for them. We've already seen examples of this on this thread in Los Angeles, like the sign for the Paris Inn on Sunset and Broadway:

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