Mr. Kay
By Caitlin Hawke
Some of you might think I am a little stuck on this topic (having covered it here and here), but I still love the story of this shop. Today is 18 years to the day that the owner died. Either way you look through the windows, it's a time capsule. Note the Food-O-Rama across the street in the automat building where the doc-in-a-box is now, or look at the barber pole just outside the door (when was the last time ou saw one of those?). Or take a look at Mr. Kay himself or the interior of his shop. All of an era.
I am tagging this as a Throwback post just because.
Some of you might think I am a little stuck on this topic (having covered it here and here), but I still love the story of this shop. Today is 18 years to the day that the owner died. Either way you look through the windows, it's a time capsule. Note the Food-O-Rama across the street in the automat building where the doc-in-a-box is now, or look at the barber pole just outside the door (when was the last time ou saw one of those?). Or take a look at Mr. Kay himself or the interior of his shop. All of an era.
I am tagging this as a Throwback post just because.
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