Celebrating the ghosts of history
What's intersting about the Coconut Grove Playhouse is the history. The county seems to think that a new structure will do. But it reminds me of a story I did a couple of years ago about the L Train in New York.
Every time I take the L train I see remnants of the past, I see the exact tiles on the wall that my parents and grandparents saw over the years. It's historic, it means something.
Here is the story "Celebrating the Ghosts of the L Train." See how it relates to the Playhouse.
Speaking of trains, I took the train from Boston to NY recently and it was really a great ride, I wrote about it here: "A delightful train ride," about two older ladies who sat behind me the whole way.
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Every time I take the L train I see remnants of the past, I see the exact tiles on the wall that my parents and grandparents saw over the years. It's historic, it means something.
Here is the story "Celebrating the Ghosts of the L Train." See how it relates to the Playhouse.
Speaking of trains, I took the train from Boston to NY recently and it was really a great ride, I wrote about it here: "A delightful train ride," about two older ladies who sat behind me the whole way.
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posted by Tom Falco at 10:00 AM
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