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Henry Lum, Owner of Leo Ping's Restaurant, May 1975

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Leo Ping's Matchbook

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Matchbooks From Ann Arbor's Past

West Liberty, 1975

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Sign, Grange Kitchen & Bar, 118 W Liberty St, January 8, 2021

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Grange Kitchen & Bar, April 18, 2020

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Old Town Tavern, Mr Floods, Leo Ping's, 1975

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Interior Of Leo Ping's Restaurant, November 1975

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Leo Ping's, Mr. Flood's Party, & Old Town, 118 - 122 West Liberty Street, October 1975

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