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Photo of the Day:”14th Street Door Sign”

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“14th Street Door Sign.” (Photo credit: Lightboxdc from Borderstan reader pool on Flickr)

From Luis Gomez. You can follow Luis on Twitter @LuisGomezPhotos and at One Photograph A Day.

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Today’s photo was taken by Lightboxdc: “I believe this door sign has already disappeared since this photo was taken. The sign hints at the history of 14th Street, which was once home to car dealers, auto parts vendors and other related businesses. Here’s a superb article on that history, by Paul Williams.” Photo shot July 27, 2008.

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Luis Gomez moved to the neighborhood eight years ago and loves music, his dog and photographing D.C. He also has two sites of his own: One Photograph A Day and If She Only Had Thumbs. Follow him on Twitter @LuisGomezPhotos; email him at luis@borderstan.com.

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One Response to “Photo of the Day:”14th Street Door Sign””

  1. We LOVE that door! There used to be a matching one on the left side of the 1333 14th Street building (now home to Fathom Creative) but it was broken decades ago, possibly during the riots. The remaining door (pictured above) is now a fully-functional interior door showcased within Fathom’s space along with various old signs, helping retain the character and history of the building.

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