People along the Pike- August 2016

While documenting recent physical changes on Columbia Pike, I encountered a number of interesting people who live, work, or are visiting in the community.

Pictured are kids at the Penrose Square Park water fountain, the manager of the Purple Lounge (one of the new Ethiopian restaurants on the Pike), members of Shiloh Hill, (a folk/bluegrass band who were playing a gig in the area), and a number of passersby who caught the photographer's eye.

Photography by Lloyd Wolf. 

Signs and changes / Columbia Pike August 2016

Columbia Pike continues to change constantly. Since we published our book Living Diversity, the community continues to transform itself. People, places, and businesses have come and gone.

Here is a sample of some of the changes that have occurred over the past year. The Freedman's Village Bridge was finished and dedicated, the Shell and Pike 3400 apartments were completed, Glencarlyn Park was greatly improved, and numerous businesses of every type and description have opened or changed their signs.

It's still a pretty lively place.

Home.

Photography by Lloyd Wolf.