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Eau Claire’s third 715 Vintage Market held at The Brewing Projekt

A variety of vendors had vintage apparel on display for patrons to browse through.
Byline photo of Ambrosia Wojahn
Story by Ambrosia Wojahn, Copy Editor • February 8, 2024
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Numerous patrons were browsing the racks on display at the 715 Vintage Fest.

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