Looking Back: Fifth Avenue South

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  • Posted November 2, 2003 at midnight
In the early 1970s and until the mid-1990s, this was the atmosphere of Naples' Fifth Avenue South. Landscaping, low-key mom-and-pop shops and the Piccadilly Pub were fixtures.

TOP PHOTO: In the early 1970s and until the mid-1990s, this was the atmosphere of Naples' Fifth Avenue South. Landscaping, low-key mom-and-pop shops and the Piccadilly Pub were fixtures. Courtesy of Art Ullmann of Naples.

Editor's note: The caption on last Sunday's "Looking Back" postcard (bottom photo at right), also from Fifth Avenue South, was wrong and may have confused readers. The caption said the view looks east from Eighth Street; the view actually looks east. Mary Lipstate was the first reader to let us know.

Readers with Southwest Florida memorabilia to share are encouraged to call the Perspective editor at 263-4773.

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