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TODAY COSTA RICA – The next time you’re traveling from La Sabana to downtown San Jose, along Avenida 10, keep this image in mind.

The photo, believed from the mid-1940s is of the Avenida de Los Cementerios, today is Avenida 10 around Calle 14.

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The roads in San Jose were much better in those days, don’t you agree?

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