[View of businesses on F Street, N.W., North side, between 12th & 13th Streets, Nos. 201-219] digital file from original glass negative

ID: 5825 ~ Source: View of businesses on F Street, N.W., North side, between 12th & 13th Streets, Nos. 201-219. Washington D.C, 1901. Photograph. https://www.loc.gov/item/2016646801/.

This file appears in: Lingering on the Palate: Reeve’s Bakery (1891 - 2007): This historic bakery saw just over a century of business in the heart of DC, and is a prime example of the early commercial development of food establishments.

This image from the Library of Congress shows a view of the businesses on F Street NW. Reeves is located to the right of the Hoovers & Snyder building.

Lingering on the Palate: Reeve’s Bakery (1891 - 2007): This historic bakery saw just over a century of business in the heart of DC, and is a prime example of the early commercial development of food establishments.

By The DC Historic Sites team

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…