Dawg comments on burn down of h. brown’s

Campers,

I made this comment on Riverfront Times in St. Louis.

They were just beginning when my club cooked.

Campers, Building began as Steam Auto Car builder. Then, for over 50 years it housed a Pattern Maker on first floor and engraver in brass and steel on second. Then, for a heartbeat it was my eponymous Jazz Club. Last 50 years Bob held down the Fort. I think it should be a neighborhood garden called, ‘Kramer’s Park’ complete with a little loading crates stacked stage. That’s how I started. God Bless you, Bob Kramer. h. brownCampers,

Building began as Steam Auto Car builder. Then, for over 50 years it housed a Pattern Maker on first floor and engraver in brass and steel on second. Then, for a heartbeat it was my eponymous Jazz Club. Last 50 years Bob held down the Fort. I think it should be a neighborhood garden called, ‘Kramer’s Park’ complete with a little loading crates stacked stage. That’s how I started. God Bless you, Bob Kramer. h. brownCampers, Building began as Steam Auto Car builder. Then, for over 50 years it housed a Pattern Maker on first floor and engraver in brass and steel on second. Then, for a heartbeat it was my eponymous Jazz Club. Last 50 years Bob held down the Fort. I think it should be a neighborhood garden called, ‘Kramer’s Park’ complete with a little loading crates stacked stage. That’s how I started. God Bless you, Bob Kramer. h. brownCampers, Building began as Steam Auto Car builder. Then, for over 50 years it housed a Pattern Maker on first floor and engraver in brass and steel on second. Then, for a heartbeat it was my eponymous Jazz Club. Last 50 years Bob held down the Fort. I think it should be a neighborhood garden called, ‘Kramer’s Park’ complete with a little loading crates stacked stage. That’s how I started. God Bless you, Bob Kramer. h. brownCampers, Building began as Steam Auto Car builder. Then, for over 50 years it housed a Pattern Maker on first floor and engraver in brass and steel on second. Then, for a heartbeat it was my eponymous Jazz Club. Last 50 years Bob held down the Fort. I think it should be a neighborhood garden called, ‘Kramer’s Park’ complete with a little loading crates stacked stage. That’s how I started. God Bless you, Bob Kramer. h. brownCampers, Building began as Steam Auto Car builder. Then, for over 50 years it housed a Pattern Maker on first floor and engraver in brass and steel on second. Then, for a heartbeat it was my eponymous Jazz Club. Last 50 years Bob held down the Fort. I think it should be a neighborhood garden called, ‘Kramer’s Park’ complete with a little loading crates stacked stage. That’s how I started. God Bless you, Bob Kramer. h. brownCampers, Building began as Steam Auto Car builder. Then, for over 50 years it housed a Pattern Maker on first floor and engraver in brass and steel on second. Then, for a heartbeat it was my eponymous Jazz Club. Last 50 years Bob held down the Fort. I think it should be a neighborhood garden called, ‘Kramer’s Park’ complete with a little loading crates stacked stage. That’s how I started. God Bless you, Bob Kramer. h. brownCampers, Building began as Steam Auto Car builder. Then, for over 50 years it housed a Pattern Maker on first floor and engraver in brass and steel on second. Then, for a heartbeat it was my eponymous Jazz Club. Last 50 years Bob held down the Fort. I think it should be a neighborhood garden called, ‘Kramer’s Park’ complete with a little loading crates stacked stage. That’s how I started. God Bless you, Bob Kramer. h. brownCampers, Building began as Steam Auto Car builder. Then, for over 50 years it housed a Pattern Maker on first floor and engraver in brass and steel on second. Then, for a heartbeat it was my eponymous Jazz Club. Last 50 years Bob held down the Fort. I think it should be a neighborhood garden called, ‘Kramer’s Park’ complete with a little loading crates stacked stage. That’s how I started. God Bless you, Bob Kramer. h. brown

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