Talk:Barrio San Antonio

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The lost barrio

It is referred to as The Lost Barrio as this name can refer to the neighborhood as well as the shopping district of the same name ^[1]. In both cases the nickname is thought to originate from a time when downtown construction projects such as the Barraza-Aviation Highway, Kino Parkway, and railroad infrastructure partitioned the neighborhood and separated it from the historic downtown.

Have removed this section to the talk page. Can somebody who knows the context well clarify and re-write this? Firstly, the link provided as a reference, tooleycafe.com does not talk about this. Secondly, what do you mean by ...in both cases... prashanthns (talk) 22:15, 10 June 2010 (UTC)[reply]

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[1] www.tooleyscafe.com

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