Hidden Columbia Heights Business Has Wonderful Street Art
I’ve long held that some of the most interesting things in the District are in the many alleys that are hidden to most. As I was walking to the Columbia Heights Metro the other day, I found one more example that supports that view.
In the center of the block bordered by Sherman, Columbia, 11th, and Irving, there is the J.C. Auto & Frame Repair shop. It is in the dead center of the block and not visible from the street unless you happen to peer down the alley.
I assure you its work a look. As you’ll see from the following photos, its painted in one continuous mass of street art.
Tags: Columbia Heights, street art
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