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English: On Díaz Vélez street, still unpaved and towards Av. Maipú, a few meters from the intersection of Rioja street, there was the Palomar de los Anchorena or misnamed Palomar de Urquiza and on it, but before reaching Winenberg street, was the town of the house that the Gandini family leased from 1870 to 1947, to Juan Esteban de Anchorena and his wife Carola Benítez Ortega, which stretched from Díaz Vélez to Debenedetti and from Rawson to Av. Maipú, as well as the shed used for storage and sale of vegetables and on Winenberg, almost bordering on Díaz Vélez, the Australian tank for washing and subsequent conditioning of the merchandise, which in large part was taken three times a week to the Spinetto market and once a week to the supply, where it was sold to wholesalers. On the front of this newsletter we see a photo that shows how the place was then, this photo was taken on June 1, 1947, by Don Mario Tolini, a well-remembered neighbor belonging to one of the pioneer families of the La Lucila neighborhood, it was taken with a Kodak machine called "Cajoncito", from the terrace of the first floor of the building that existed on the northwest corner of Rawson and Díaz Vélez streets, owned by his parents, now demolished. In its place there is another much more recent one with a series of commercial premises on both streets.
Español: Sobre la calle Díaz Vélez, aun de tierra y hacia Av. Maipú a metros de la intersección de la Calle Rioja, existía el Palomar de los Anchorena o mal llamado Palomar de Urquiza y sobre la misma pero antes de llegar a Winenberg estaba el casco de la casona que arrendaba la familia Gandini desde 1870 a 1947, a Juan Esteban de Anchorena y su señora Carola Benítez Ortega, que se extendía desde Díaz Vélez a Debenedetti y desde Rawson hasta Av. Maipú, como también el galpón utilizado de depósito y venta de verduras y sobre Winenberg ya casi lindando con Díaz Vélez el tanque australiano para el lavado y posterior acondicionamiento de la mercadería, la que en gran parte, era llevada tres veces por semana al mercado Spinetto y otra al abasto, donde era vendida a los mayoristas. En el frente de esta gacetilla vemos una foto que muestra como era entonces el lugar, esta foto fue tomada el 1 de junio de 1947, por Don Mario Tolini, recordado vecino perteneciente a una de las familias pioneras del barrio La Lucila, fue sacada con una maquina Kodak de las llamadas “Cajoncito”, desde la terraza del primer piso del edificio que existía en la esquina noroeste de la calle Rawson y Díaz Vélez, propiedad de sus padres, hoy demolida. En su lugar hay otro mucho más reciente con una serie de locales comerciales sobre ambas calles.
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