Austin American Statesman
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Holding on to a Legacy in East Austin
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November 14, 2019
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5:05Now PlayingDorothy McPhaul owns Johnnie’s Antiques and Collectibles on East Sixth Street in Austin. The shop is a part of a long line of family businesses started by her grandfather, who opened several antique stores in East Austin in 1918. Now, McPhaul, 86, who was born and raised in Austin, struggles to keep her shop open. She has appeared multiple times before Austin City Council to save her building which she believes was damaged by construction of the multi-story building next door. “I’m putting in my input all the time on why I should exist,” McPhaul said.
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