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That's eBay...not eBaby. I saw that before I hit "send", but I am sure you all grasped the idea... I'm not sure if you are collecting internet links about Tucson History, but I have been utilizing

The BBQ joints are from the 1965 Tucson Phonebook. If you recall, 1965 was the year that Charlie Schmid killed sisters Gretchen and Wendy Fritz, and was dubbed "The Pied Piper of Tucson". This 1965

Hi Carol, Please post more pictures and comments. Pleeeease! also... I looked in my 1948 business directory for Barbeque joints. Unfortunately, the restaurant section is far from complete. They

Hi, my name is Carol, Becky is my dau.in.law and my wonderful computer Guru . I took that picture of Congress, I would say, about 1943-44. Note the two young men in uniform just behind the man with

Hi All, Thanks for adding the great picture. To me, it looks like it is Congress facing west, taken from the south side of the street. If so, then the building on the left would be what is now the

I uploaded a 1940's Congress Street Photo to the photo section. I didn't caption it, because I want to verify the details with my mother-in-law, who is also a member of the list.

According to the 1965 Tucson phonebook, "El Rancho Diablo" was a guest ranch was located on West Ajo Way. Perhaps in your city directory, it can be located in the "E" section. "Rancho Del Rio" is

Under "Barbeque", there are four establishments listed: The Bar-B-Q Rib at 5975 E Speedway Bennett's Barbecue at 2314 N Stone Hickory Smoke House at 4202 E Speedway Jack's Drive Inn at 356 E Grant

Nother suprise???Check out BB places.I don't know of any places thet sold PORK Barbeque Ribs only Beef. --- Cherlyn Strong <cnbstrong@...> wrote: __________________________________ Yahoo! Mail

I have a 1965 Tucson phone book. Under "Attorneys", it says: "See Lawyers". I love this phone book!

Ranch on No.side Snyder Road bout 1/4 mile west Sabino Canyon Rd.Was owned by Rodger McCluskey,Race car and Indy 500 racer.

Seems to me in the late 60's or early 70's that Attorneys were not in the yellow pages,only Lawyers,verify.Thanks

Seems to me there was a bowling alley at Hidden Valley,But only lasted a short time and had a fire and shut it down.

Hi All, Just posted a picture of the Santa Cruz River, flowing year round, as described in the previous Mission San Augustin messages. Hard to imagine. Good to know that short stretches of the river

Hi All, I asked a knowledgeable friend about St. Augustin. He has a lot he could tell us, but currently has no access to the internet. Here are a few of his comments (hope I paraphrase correctly): St.

-I can say that I was there too. I was all but 5 months old at the time but I have heard the story everytime a plane goes down. My Mama and Gramma was at the laundry mat all morning. My Gramma said I

-When I read Spaghetti all I cld think about was the Spaghetti company on 29th and Alvernon mm mm mmm wrote: years old, wrote:

Welcome to the Group, Thanks for the recommendation. I found both of these recently. I'm looking forward to reading both of them carefully, with old maps nearby. Hope to pinpoint some actual locations

This book was written by Rosemary Taylor nee Drachman (the sister of real estate notable Roy Drachman) and chronicles her family's lives in early 20th C. Tucson (another book, "Chicken Every Sunday,"

Thanks to Gretchen for her research. I'm posting the picture she found, and the article follows: "Rebuilding convento is no easy task" By Thomas Stauffer ARIZONA DAILY STAR Now that the archaeological