The little girl standing on the cars running board looks like a 1939 Chevy 2 door sedan. If there is a business directory from that time period still available, might be able to pin down who distributed/sold steel pipe and then an address.
The large building structure in the background appears to be quite substantial and could it a public building??

Dale Nicol on 27th March 2023 @ 7:34am

The building in the back with the chimney looks like what used to be the floral shop, then a cafe & antique store that Linda Woosley had on Hull Street. (Not sure what is there now). So the guess of it being where XTC is is probably a good one.

Christie on 27th March 2023 @ 8:23am

This photo seems to be taken from the same location as Friday's, different angle. The building on the left appears in both photos: Armco Drainage & Products Inc, Overhead Irrigation Systems & Steel Pipe.

Tomr on 27th March 2023 @ 8:33am

I vaguely remember the HRHS band doing (1955?) the memorial day parade.

Arlen L Sheldrake on 27th March 2023 @ 11:20am

Have to agree with Christie that when I saw the building in back I wondered if it could be Calmettes Florist Shop but it does seem too large; maybe that's due to contrast with small building on right. The museum has a pretty good collection of old telephone books; maybe some include the Armco Irrigation Supply building.
Again, shadows make this look like an afternoon parade. Did that used to be the custom rather than morning parades?

Cecelia on 27th March 2023 @ 11:40pm