Preservation Georgetown honors historic shotgun house

  • Regina Durden, center, holds the “Gertrude Randolph House” plaque after Preservation Georgetown presented it to the Georgetown Cultural Citizens Memorial Association.
    Regina Durden, center, holds the “Gertrude Randolph House” plaque after Preservation Georgetown presented it to the Georgetown Cultural Citizens Memorial Association.
  • The mural of Mary Smith Bailey acts as the backdrop to the Gertrude Randolph House. The house was owned by Ms. Bailey’s little sister, Gertrude Randolph.
    The mural of Mary Smith Bailey acts as the backdrop to the Gertrude Randolph House. The house was owned by Ms. Bailey’s little sister, Gertrude Randolph.

    Opening the Autumn Art Stroll Thursday afternoon, Preservation Georgetown presented a plaque to the Georgetown Cultural Citizens Memorial Association to commemorate the Gertrude Randolph House and Museum. 

    “Thank you Presentation Georgetown for allowing us to be a part of this honor,” said Regina Durden, president of  Georgetown Cultural Citizens Memorial Association. “[Thanks to] the Cit…