This photo shows the Jeff Mart convenience/grocery store at 17th and Jefferson in the Central District when it was owned by Korean immigrants Raymond and Grace Chung. The Chungs bought the store in 1991 from Harry and Mary Shigaya, of Japanese heritage, continuing to sell staples to the Central Area community, which since the 1960s was chiefly African-American. The store was previously owned by the Littles, an African-American family, and local resident Tonia Manago said in 1992 "We still call it Little's." As of 2019, the Jeff Mart is called Providence Market, owned by an Ethiopian family.

In this photo of the Jeff Mart in the summer of 1992, pedestrians and bicyclists pass by the corner where the door to the store stands open. Signs on the exterior of the store advertise groceries, beverages, food to go, and fried chicken.

Caption information derived from captions written by Post-Intelligencer staff and attached to the back of the photograph.