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Community - Annapolis
Clay Street boutique fills nichePublished 09/02/08
At 40 Clay St. a pair of green canvas awnings shade a small storefront. A dress-form mannequin on the front stoop welcomes visitors to the L&G Boutique.
Wendi Winters - For The Capital
Dressed in nearly identical navy linen pants suits, Lonnie Brown and Gloria “Glo” Williams Brown are co-owners of the L&G Boutique on Clay Street in downtown Annapolis.Inside the narrow, 1,200-square-foot space, the boutique is loaded with carefully coordinated displays of men's and women's clothing and accessories. Display fixtures spill with merchandise. Patrons who stop by often do so just to chat and eye the new fashions. Lonnie Brown and Gloria "Glo" Williams Brown are the proprietors. They own the building and, for two decades from the late 1970s through most of the 90s, Mr. Brown first ran a private billiard club...
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