File:High Street looking south from Broad Street 01.png
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English: "Columbus' High Street was created as a long commercial corridor that runs past the State House. Broad Street is the second major thoroughfare in Columbus and crosses High Street at the State House." |
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| Source | Originally published in "Howe, Henry (1907) Historical Collections of Ohio, The Ohio Centennial Edition, 1, The State of Ohio " |
| Author | Henry Howe |
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