The Friends of Rose Park had a “Julia & Julia” moment, as its fundraiser was held Nov. 4 at the one-time home of America’s cooking teacher and TV personality Julia Child at 2706 Olive Street NW. Rose Park members and supporters welcomed Julia Washburn of the National Park Service, whose parkland borders the D.C. park. NPS is helping with the planned shade garden next to the completely renovated Olive Street house, which, by the way, is for sale for $3.5 million.
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Rose Park Friends benefactor Bill Dean and Sarah Leonard. Georgetowner photo.
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Rory Veevers-Carter, who renovated the home where Julia Child and her husband lived in the 1950s, with his daughter Katarina. Georgetowner photo.
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Sarah Leonard and Gail Daubert in Julia’s kitchen. Georgetowner photo.
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Rose Park Friends benefactor Nancy Taylor Bubes, David Dunning, past president of Friends of Rose Park, and advisory neighborhood commissioner Gwen Lohse. Photo by Andy Cline.
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The National Park Service’s Julia Washburn, superintendent of Rock Creek Park, Friends of Rose Park President Gail Daubert and Rory Veevers-Carter, who renovated the home where Julia Child and her husband lived in the 1950s. Georgetowner photo.
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Katarina Veevers-Carter and educator Allister Chang, former farmers market manager. Photo by Andy Cline.