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A nearly century-old piece of Houston history is getting a dramatic second act. The historic Folgers Coffee Plant, located at 235 N. Norwood St. in Houston's East End, will reopen as The Frank Liu Jr.
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In the 1970s, charismatic actor James Garner, who died in 2014, and beloved actress Mariette Hartley, now 85, were paired for a series of TV commercials featuring the then-popular Polaroid camera.
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