The American Spectator
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In 1953 , my parents commissioned a famous D.C.-area architect to design the perfect fifties Modern house on Harvey Road in Silver Spring .
E. Brooke Lee, a land baron in Montgomery County , and his glorious son-in-law, David Scull , a staggeringly handsome Princeton grad, World War II hero, and generally great man, set aside a chunk of land that would take Jews.
Soon, a talented builder named Nathan Platt , Lt. USNR, put up about 20 beautiful three- and four -bedroom houses on one-quarter acre lots.
On Harvey Road, the doors were not locked, and any of us kids could walk in and play with our neighbors’ toys.
Now, there’s private security everywhere in my hood.
My wife is as anti-Communist as anyone could be, but my sister is a Democrat .
Tommy would have loved the fireflies..
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