"'Candy Man of F Street' Retires Tomorrow After 60 Years Here" clipping from the Evening Star, April 10, 1958

ID: 5824 ~ Source: Evening Star. (Washington, DC), Apr. 10 1958. https://www.loc.gov/item/sn83045462/1958-04-10/ed-1/.
This file appears in: Lingering on the Palate: Reeve’s Bakery (1891 - 2007)
"'Candy Man of F Street' Retires Tomorrow After 60 Years Here" clipping from the Evening Star, April 10, 1958

This image is an article in the Evening Star detailing the retirement of the "Candy Man," a confectioner that worked at Reeve's Bakery for sixty years.

This file appears in: Lingering on the Palate: Reeve’s Bakery (1891 - 2007)

Opened in 1891 by Sewell E. Reeves, Reeve’s Bakery began as a grocery store before becoming a tea room and then a soda fountain. Reeve’s drew customers of all kinds through its doors, as it offered gourmet and unique blends of coffee that were…