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Speaking of restaurants in stores, who remembers the restaurant in Penney's at El Con? That was the best food around! We always took our children there. They enjoyed it as much as we did. The

YUM! I went in to the Prince/Mtn. store and I got a 1/2 gallon of Thrifty "Double Chocolate Malted Crunch". The didn't have cones and the prices were today's, not the 10 cent per scoop I remember.

Hi, When you mention Pontotoc road I wonder if you mean the spot that was at north part of Alvernon where it ended circa 1980. We used to just call it "the end of Alvernon". Another spot was near the

I would add Ponotoc Road, before it was paved, and the North end of Campbell. Also, anyone remember the graveyard at the far east end of Speedway?

I remember both stores well. I worked the electronics counter at Jewelcor during Christmas 1979. I remember a guy coming in and buying like ten of the handheld video games. He paid cash and when he

We used to eat at the BBQ Ranch. The food was pretty good when they opened.

Carlosm, I remember that sign and yes it rotated. Good pic...thanks for the memory. TRB mistercopacetic <mistercopacetic@...> wrote: Hi All, This is an easy one. But for me it illustrates how

Hi All, I also saw a contemporary sign for Thrifty Ice Cream at a privately-owned convenience store at Prince and Mountain (I think). But I don't know if it is sold by the carton or by the cone. I'm

Hi - It would be a lot more fun if you would each delete the old messages before you send your reply - it is very hard and boring to have to wade thru all the old stuff to figure out what is being

Yes, I heard someone also scrolled on the inside "Don't tear me down" sad that nobody can respect anything... simple graffiti or religious ritual - either way - if it ain't yours, don't spray paint

I remember the old lunch place at K mart! It was blue for a while in the 70s and then in the early 80s they redid it and enclosed it a bit with nasty orange plastic stuff (this was the first re-do of

Hello All, I can vaguely remember several department stores that served food. To me, the strangest was the lunch counter in the back of the K-Mart. I can't believe I have any nostalgia for a K-Mart. I

It hasn't been that long since they razed the BBQ Ranch. Maybe a couple of years? What I don't understand is why they always leave the old signs behind after demolition. <misskimberlydawn@...> wrote:

Re: Globe Shopping Center and other local super stores. JoeBuck mentioned the Target store on Broadway west of Craycroft, that used to be a "Globe" Store, there was also the Sav-co up on the NE corner

Hi all, I've been scanning old ads and this is what I've come across so far. May's Fashions was in Oxford Plaza as of 11/79 Pant Warehouse was still in Oxford Plaza as of 12/80 H.P. Cassidy's

The sign has been out there on speedway east of swan for as long as I can remember... but when was there actually a restaurant there instead of a razed lot? I snapped a quick picture from my car and

Did anyone see the very recent vandalism of the Tiki head at Magic Carpet? Basically the nose and the eyes are dripping red "blood" and there's a star or a pentagram on the forehead that says "HAIL".

Hi, The diner was in Woolworth's. You should check out the messages titled "El Conquistador". This and other things about El Con are discussed. The thread started out about the old hotel and kind of

Pant Warehouse was in the middle of old the shopping center - then it moved away for a while then it came back to the east end of the complex right around the time of the remodel of Oxford Plz... then

That's right! Kresge's!!! I remember that place too! What ever happened to the Walgreens downtown??? That was the coolest place because you could run over there and get your drugs and an ice cream