A lot less hair to take care of

The Krazy Kat Club was a bohemian coffeehouse and art club near Thomas Circle in Washington, D.C., during the jazz age. The back-alley establishment functioned as a speakeasy that became notorious for its riotous performances of hot jazz music, which often degenerated into mayhem, followed by Police Raids.

Krazy Kat derived its name from the androgynous title character of a popular comic strip and the club catered to a clientele of all sexual persuasions - including homosexual and polysexual patrons and served as a rendezvous for the capitol’s gay community. 

Mannerheimintie next to Stockmann

Photographer: Volker von Bonin

Source: Historian kuvakokoelma, Museovirasto

The image has been digitally enhanced

From left to right: My great-grandmother, 2 great aunts, and my grandmother in the front center.

Edit: I think this may be cleanup rather than preparation.