History
Then and Now: 2207 Rhode Island Avenue
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Then (left): April 1948, the Windsor shop on Rhode Island Avenue.
Now (right): The spiffy neon sign and curved glass windows are gone, but the building and curved stone entry are still there.
Kent Boese posts items of historic interest primarily within the District. He's worked in libraries since 1994, both federal and law, and currently works on K Street. He lives in the Park View neighborhood, and is the force behind the blog Washington Kaleidoscope.  |
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