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Club Candids: Looking Like the Cat's Pajamas at the Gin & Jazz Preservation Party

April 28, 2017 23:06PM

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Benjamin Leatherman
Classy ladies.
Historic Heritage Square became a time warp back to the Roaring Twenties on Saturday, April 22, during the Gin & Jazz Preservation Party. The annual affair, which takes place in and around the Rosson House Museum, featured Prohibition Era-style drinks, dancing, and fashion, as well as plenty of folks partying like it was 1929 (pre-Wall Street crash, of course). Photos by Benjamin Leatherman

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