Groovy shopping
Records of all shapes, sizes and speeds could be found Saturday at the annex across the street from the Select Theater in Mineola.
Young and old alike came to browse through the hundreds of albums …
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Groovy shopping
![Jim Allen describes the cleaning process for a 45 RPM record to Michael Maddox at Saturday’s vinyl record show. [get more grooves]](/uploads/original/20221116-224630-_1305480 Jim Allen describes cleaning process to Michael Maddox_resize.jpg)
![Mike Mortan browses a trove of 45 RPM records. [get more grooves]](/uploads/original/20221116-224700-_1375670 Mike Mortan browses_resize.jpg)
![Steve Howard of Garden Valley sorts through the wide assortment of music. [get more grooves]](/uploads/original/20221116-224805-_1375677 Steve Howard of garden valley combs_resize.jpg)
Records of all shapes, sizes and speeds could be found Saturday at the annex across the street from the Select Theater in Mineola.
Young and old alike came to browse through the hundreds of albums from as far away as Whitehouse.
The theater was also accepting donations to raise funds for repairs and improvements.
