I grew up here and I remember .....
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Anonymous
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Dunmore's in Bethesda( and nothing much else but a dry cleaners and a used bookstore on Bethesda Ave)
Fish,Wings and Tings in Adams Morgan Bethesda Cinema and Drafthouse |
Anonymous
| Margarita Maggie's? |
Anonymous
The Hot Shoppes in FH has been discussed many times in this thread. It was in the Barlow Building. |
Anonymous
It was only open on weekends, right? How about the store clothing store Sassafras? I went to the one on Rockville Pike, in the shopping center where TGI Fridays is. Their newspaper ads always used models that were drawn rather than photos. I think Sassafras closed in the early 90s. |
Anonymous
Yes, they had wonderful gingerade! |
Anonymous
| Hardees...their biscuit and gravy was the best hangover cure. |
Anonymous
| Farrell's Ice Cream in Wheaton Plaza |
Anonymous
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Upton's?
Wacamaw? |
Anonymous
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-Crestar Bank
- Making Welcome Home signs for the Iranian Hostage parade - Godfather's Pizza -Being able to drive past the White House on Penn. Ave. -Channel 66 -Reeve's bakery on G Street, NW |
Anonymous
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vaguely
the religious channel????
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Anonymous
| The VOUS |
Anonymous
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Yes, it was a religious channel for I don't know how long, but it gradually turned from the religious programming and started showing some of the old tv shows like Green Acres, Beverly Hillbillies and the show with "Mr. Ed". This was before we had access to cable tv.
------------------------------------ vaguely the religious channel???? Anonymous wrote: -Crestar Bank - Making Welcome Home signs for the Iranian Hostage parade - Godfather's Pizza -Being able to drive past the White House on Penn. Ave. -Channel 66 -Reeve's bakery on G Street, NW |
Anonymous
Ahh, yes, and "Vous Shoes." |
Anonymous
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Louie's Rock City
The 9:30 when it was the Atlantis Club |
Anonymous
| When Georgetown had bars... |