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MYSTERY PHOTO 55
This building sits on the corner of the intersection that we challenge you to identify. One significant clue should help. Another nearby building is far better known to many, but its not visible here. Where was this?
Please, web-sleuthing skills are not what we're looking for; your memories are what's important.
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, Temple Adath Israel was recognized relatively quickly by many. Located on 169th Street and the Concourse, the imposing structure was built in 1927 to house a congregation that had grown steadily since its formation in 1896.')){kind=link}
 on Fordham Road and Webster Avenue at some point during their Bronx tenure? Our Bronx detectives identified this building within minutes of its being posted. The building itself has not changed significantly in almost 70 years. For those who were interested for one reason or another in the car on Webster Avenue to the right of the building, it\'s a Chrysler PT Cruiser. The picture was taken in <b>2006</B> (<i>honest!</i>).')){kind=link}
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 and two yet to be built (the Bronx County Courthouse and the Earl Theater) managed to keep most people puzzled.')){kind=link}
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