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DCJCC in 1926

  • Published August 29, 2019
You're looking at a cool old photo from 1926, showing the DCJCC at 16th and Q St.
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You’re looking at a cool old photo from 1926, showing the DCJCC at 16th and Q St.

Source: Shorpy

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The building served initially as the JCC until it was sold due to declining membership and attendance in the 1970s. In 1990 it was reacquired by the JCC and is still owned by the organization.

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