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A Century of Casey Moore’s

Welcome to a time before drunken hipsters, resident cats, ghosts upstairs and kickass fried zucchinis -- this is a picture of what's now known as Casey Moore's Oyster House in Tempe. We're told it the picture was taken when the house was owned by W.A. Moeur, circa 1910. Thanks to...
By Claire LawtonOctober 15, 2010
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Welcome to a time before drunken hipsters, resident cats, ghosts upstairs and kickass fried zucchinis — this is a picture of what’s now known as Casey Moore’s Oyster House in Tempe.

We’re told it the picture was taken when the house was owned by W.A. Moeur, circa 1910. Thanks to our friends on facebook for sharing.

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