Julep’s entrance canopy caught my eye on East Grace Street. It turns out that the wrought iron device was originally on the building next door (see landmark nomination, page 9). Had I backed up a bit, I might have noticed (and photographed!) the entire three-story Georgian Revival building. The building was originally a women’s clothing store, Montaldo’s. The entire block is part of the East Grace Street Commercial Historic District.
- Name: Julep’s
- Location: 420 East Grace Street
- Year Completed: 1923
- Architect: Linder & Phillips
- Style: Georgian Revival
- National Register of Historic Places: East Grace Street Commercial Historic District Nomination Form
- Google Map
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All images copyright © Kenneth Grant / photos taken October 2019 with Canon 5D Mark iv
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