1940's or 50's - Jack Larry Daughtrey in front of the Bottle Cap Inn on NW 119th Street, Miami photo

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1940's or 50's	Courtesy of Cassi Cummins and JoAnne

1940's or 50's - Jack Larry Daughtrey in front of the Bottle Cap Inn on NW 119th Street, Miami

Bottle Cap Inn, 1293 NW 119 Street, Miami, Florida

Thank you to Cassi Cummins for contributing this old image of her grandfather that her mother JoAnne provided to her. Cassi says that her grandfather was a Marine who attended the University of Miami. He was also a Boynton Beach volunteer firefighter and is now buried in the VA's South Florida National Cemetery in Lake Worth, Florida.

A photo of the Bottle Cap Inn is located at http://www.pbase.com/image/81956111

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Tressa Perkins		06-Aug-2014 01:00
Thank you Cassi Cummins for this picture. Ponce De Leon Daughtrey was my husband's Great Uncle. My husband remembers playing with his cousin Jack Larry. All are much missed by my husband.

Guest		21-Aug-2010 01:55
My girlfriend and I used to go to the Bottle Cap Inn while in high school. There were thousands of metal bottle caps on the walls and ceiling. Amazing! Pretty good pizza, too.

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