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Zimmerman’s 12-Mile Store was located at 223rd and SE Stark Street.

The 12 mile store opened in 1938 by Carl Zimmerman as a small gas station
and grocery store (top photo). The store soon expanded to 30,000 square
feet with a butcher department, pharmacy and a post office. The building
was demolished in 2005 and replaced with Weston Kia (below).

The corner of 223rd and S.E. Stark St. as it looks today.

Harriet Tubman (born Araminta Ross)  (1822 – March 10, 1913)

Treasury Secretary Jack Lew (below) announced plans today for Harriet Tubman
to replace U.S. President Andrew Jackson as the portrait on the front side of the
twenty-dollar bill. The exact design will be announced in 2020.

Tubman, was a Christian African-American, born into slavery who became a humanitarian, abolitionist and one of the leaders’ of the Underground Railroad
during the American Civil War as a Union spy. she became an icon of American 
courage and freedom.

Jacob Joseph "Jack" Lew.

A current $20 bill with the seventh U.S. President (1829–37), Andrew
Jackson who has been featured on the bill since 1928.

CAMILE BOHANNON

Tillotson was born in Jacksonville, Florida.

Singer/songwriter Johnny Tillotson enjoyed his greatest success in the early
1960s, when he scored nine top-ten hits on the pop, country and adult
contemporary Billboard charts including "Poetry in Motion." He continues
to write and perform in concert.