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<p>A view of St. Mary&#039;s Catholic Church in Petersville from Shady Lane, long time home to a close-knit, predominantly African-American community in the 1960s and 1970s. Myer Kaplon was a frequent visitor as he delighted in bringing candy and kosher food...</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>== Summary ==<br /> A view of St. Mary&#039;s Catholic Church in Petersville from Shady Lane, long time home to a close-knit, predominantly African-American community in the 1960s and 1970s.<br /> <br /> Myer Kaplon was a frequent visitor as he delighted in bringing candy and kosher food like unleavened bread to the children, whom he enjoyed photographing. He became close to the families chronicling life events. Among the families of Shady Lane were the Gilberts, Coopers, Scotts, Jacksons, Lipscombs, Kearns, Woods, Hendersons and Snoots.<br /> <br /> If you have more information on the origins of Shady Lane, please let us know.<br /> <br /> (Photo by Peter Wenner)<br /> <br /> Lydia Mallory: That little bldg is the well that was on Tonie Jackson property when I was growing up there there was the Tuesday man he sold Tasty cakes and all kinds of good things to this day I love tasty cake products but they are hard to find. There was also someone who use to sell Watkins products my mom use to use the vanilla for baking, also Archie and Thelma Gross live d in the lane she was my aunt .I have so many memories from living there.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Smoketown African American Heritage]]</div>

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