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or the past ten years, Adams was props manager for the Washington Opera Company, directed by Pladdo Domingo.

Jay Brown, an attorney who practices law in a First Amendment litigation firm in the capital, hails from Minneapolis, Minnesota. Earlier, Brown earned a degree in journalism at Columbia University in New York. He also was a reporter and television producer before deciding to study law.

He now spends several days a week at his law firm in Washington, D.C. But thanks to the Internet, he now is able to “telecommute” more often and does more of his work at home here in Rappahannock. Both Brown and Adams are consummate chefs and eryoy their new careers as innkeepers which allow them to be creative in the kitchen. In addition to his other chores at the Inn, Jay last year found time to play a role in Ki Theatre’s “Stories Run Through Us.”

Gay Street Inn’s

restoration

The Gay Street Inn is a rambling sort of home with an old 1860 core and several additions built over the years, tucked unobtrusively behind the old building.

In their quest to maintain the ambiance of the old farm

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