File:CanidromeOutside.jpg

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Description Outside of the Canidrome 1930s
Date c. 1930s
Source (University of Missouri Archive of Buck Clayton,
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2007-05-13 01:11:04 807 × 654 Benjwong (University of Missouri Archive of Buck Clayton, Image of the outside of the Canidrome in Shanghai 1930s. {{PD-China}})

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