IMG_6383, originally uploaded by Prince of Petworth.
I know you have probably walked by this storefront dozens of times just north of the Reeves Center on 14th Street, but have you ever stopped to look at the posters/pictures? They are phenomenal. Check out my favorite one after the jump.
Thelonious was and is the greatest!
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Regardless, it's generating a bunch of clicks and posts. More ad revenue moe-nay! Now...
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So much misguided outrage. DDot requires some of these no parking areas. We lost a full...
gonna go back to hitting my head against the wall
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You're right. It would have been better if I bought a place across the street from this...
I just happened to be surfing the internet and found this picture and information on the Emma Mae Gallery. I was quite surprised. I want you to know that I appreciate it and it is a wonderful tribute to the History of Rhythm, Blues, Jazz and Gospel which the gallery features and my mother, Emma Mae Butler-Dorsey who the gallery was named for.
You may be aware that I lived in Petworth for 52 years at 801 Varnum St., NW and I served as the Ward 4 Representative to the Board of Education for 8 years, ANC and 2 terms as President of the Ward 4 Dems.
This was simply a present surprise to see the gallery that I have worked so hard to keep in place in order to preserve this great history of music and the history of our wonderful city.
Please let me know if I can use that photo on my website.
Thank you,
Sandra Butler-Truesdale