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  • Black Homeowners of TC- William H. Despert (1875-1956) 139 P St NW September 9, 2026
    William Henry Despert was born April 1st, 1875 in Washington, DC. He managed to avoid the 1880 census so he first shows up in the 1900 census living in Shaw at 456 N St NW with his wife Bertha and 4 year old daughter Beatrice. He worked as a huckster supporting his family. In the […]
  • Labor Day- For those who labored in Truxton Circle September 1, 2026
    This is just a short blog about Truxton Circle, not only as a place where working people lived, but also a place where people worked. Though now the neighborhood is primarily residential, with the exception of North Cap, the area held commercial spaces, schools, a firehouse and a hospital. Where the New York Ave park […]

Day: December 27, 2006

Progress but still not open

Christmas has come and gone and alas we have no cafe at 1st & R. But last I passed by it, it was progressing along nicely. The new windows look cool and the upstairs was lit and people were working on it. New Year’s is too soon, maybe it will open before Valentine’s Day?

Posted on December 27, 2006February 17, 2020Author MariCategories UncategorizedTags business3 Comments on Progress but still not open
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