The Bottom - Stores and Stories from West Jackson Street
“The Bottom: Stores and Stories of West Jackson Street,” a documentary that provides history, memories, and reflection of the district through the eyes of the Thomasville community. At its peak, West Jackson Street was a mix of African American, Greek American, Jewish and White owned businesses that all came together to form a caring community. A variety of citizens, such as Carolyn Henry, Jack Hadley, Elizabeth Elzy, Nate Tyler and others share their memories of times they spent in The Bottom. From watching movies at the Ritz Theater to eating at the Tasty Shop, their memories reflect on a time when The Bottom held a real sense of community for local African American residents.

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