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In the summer of 1971, The Garret closed its doors for the final time. There had been a deal in the works for Bud Dashiel to buy the place and keep it open as a folk music venue, but it fell through at the last minute and never happened.
A few notes about the photos below:
I recently came across these while reviewing and sorting some ancient color slide collections. As I recall, to avoid annoying people and disrupting things, many of the photos were taken without flash, so they tend to be a bit dark. Also, for some reason, many people chose to wear white that night and, unfortunately, that combined with the dark background gave the cheap slide scanner I'm using fits. I did what I could with the results, but many were too washed out to use.
There were many more people there that night than appear in the photos below. If I ever get a better scanner, I'll post a few more pictures of them. I've tried to put names to faces, but it's been forty years and I didn't know everyone to start with. As always, updates and corrections are welcome.
Jerry Hollombe, Webmaster -- March 19, 2011
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The Last Night |
B.J. Moore and Gretchen Diller behind the bar. |
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Cheryl Parker at the cash register. |
Christine Pyren |
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Customers around the fireplace. |
Hanging out by the kitchen sink. |
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Jan Vose behind the bar. |
Joy Neff and Sue Tjulander at the bar. |
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Liz Burkhart and Toni Robinson. |
Stacey Lubell, Diane Gerow and Terrea Lea. |
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Diane Gerow, Stacey Lubell, Terrea Lea and Marilyn Noyes around the bar. |
Sitting around the stage. I think the dark haired lady on the right is Wanda Higginbotham. Sorry, other names have fallen out of my head. |
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Traffic jam. That door lead to the pay phone, coat rack and ladies' room. Ann Klein in purple with the camera. |
Terrea's last set on that stage, tuning up. |
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Singing the final set. |
The last bow. |
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