Miss Lavelle White is light on her feet on Wilson Street.
Credit: Courtesy of Jo Rae Di Menno
Alejandro Escovedo, recording �Pyramid of Tears� in Jo Rae Di Menno�s apartment, circa 1990
Credit: Courtesy of Jo Rae Di Menno
Dana Smith, Kathy Brotherton, and Jo Rae Di Menno, late Eighties/early Nineties
Credit: Courtesy of Theresa DiMenno Photography
Former cottage resident Theresa DiMenno�s living room-turned-bedroom. Guitarist Rick Poss also lived here, and when he moved out, DiMenno made the space her own.
Credit: Courtesy of Theresa DiMenno Photography
J.D. Foster and his guitar
Credit: Courtesy of Theresa DiMenno Photography
Theresa DiMenno�s cat, Frankie, chilling in the living room as music plays on Rick Poss� old turntable
Credit: Photo by Jana Birchum
Dutch displays a fistful of tattoos
Credit: Courtesy of Charlie Faye/Alix Klingenberg
Charlie Faye strolls and strums in the courtyard of the Wilson Street cottages.
Credit: Courtesy of Charlie Faye
Walter Tragert stands in the doorway of his cottage.
Credit: Courtesy of Jo Rae Di Menno
Former Wilson Street resident Phyllis Arp (r), with John Morthland, early Nineties
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