Remembering The Yellow Deli People

Saturday, May 17, 2008

The Yellow Deli group was in the news after setting up shop in Chattanooga in the early 1970s and then abruptly leaving.

The group has been centered in the New England area in the ensuing years, but has branched out to many different areas.

Some of the original founders of the group were recently involved in setting up a new Yellow Deli by the UTC campus on McCallie Avenue.

Here are Yellow Deli photos by Wes Schultz, including some from a reunion in Chattanooga.


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