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Old Ludlow's commercial strip consists of three buildings today, all abandoned

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6307-ludlow-strip.jpg Almost all of the buildings on old Route 66 east of the Ludlow Café are abandonedThumbnailsThis old house in old Ludlow on Route 66 is almost hidden by the surrounding athel trees, presumably planted as a wind breakAlmost all of the buildings on old Route 66 east of the Ludlow Café are abandonedThumbnailsThis old house in old Ludlow on Route 66 is almost hidden by the surrounding athel trees, presumably planted as a wind breakAlmost all of the buildings on old Route 66 east of the Ludlow Café are abandonedThumbnailsThis old house in old Ludlow on Route 66 is almost hidden by the surrounding athel trees, presumably planted as a wind breakAlmost all of the buildings on old Route 66 east of the Ludlow Café are abandonedThumbnailsThis old house in old Ludlow on Route 66 is almost hidden by the surrounding athel trees, presumably planted as a wind breakAlmost all of the buildings on old Route 66 east of the Ludlow Café are abandonedThumbnailsThis old house in old Ludlow on Route 66 is almost hidden by the surrounding athel trees, presumably planted as a wind break

The building at the right is the former Ludlow Café.