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Hey all... I ran across this collection of over 100 vintage Tucson postcards...mostly pre-1930's. Set aside some time to enjoy these! They were assembled by the TFD Foundation and are a real insight

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Hello All, Thanks to Linda for sending another photo. The reason it didn't upload was because it was in .tiff formay instead of jpeg. No big deal. I converted it...

I loved going to Desert Treasures at Reid's Ranch as a kid. My mom was from Michigan and would send gift boxes back to the relatives in winter. I left Tucson in 1972 and returned in 1991 only to

"Reids Ranch" was on NW corner Oracle/Magee. It was a large orchard of many acres. Along with that, there was "Desert Treasures", A Orchard at NW corner of Oracle and orange grove road. The store sold

You can start looking on FB by searching for "You're Probably From Tucson If.." There are about 12000+ members, with active discussions of everything from the Old Pueblo of yesteryear. John

Where is this group on Facebook? Thanks, Lee

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Hello Evie, I uploaded the postcard that Walt was probably looking at. Maybe also the one that Linda tried to post. Very low resolution, but it only shows some palm trees. Apparently Reid's was so

Was trying to send a picture of Rancho Palos Verdes and couldn't. There is one on Ebay.

Wow, this is a long long long long overdue reply :). The building that was the home of the Fineline for ages is now part of the parking lot for the Pima community college downtown campus. There's a

Hey all, I'm looking for a picture of the front of Campbell Plaza, early to mid 1980's. This would be a little bit before the mall was no longer "glass enclosed". Next to the AMC 3 Theater was a

Walt was looking at a post card today of Reid's Rancho Palas Verdes from 1940-1960. Does anyone know where it was located?

Dave. Do you remember if there were many protests while the sites were active? I was wondering if there were any protest in the early 60 when they were doing the site surveys.

Dave thanks for your?comment?on the Tucson Titan 2s, do you remember the general location of the site that you visited? Interestingly enough site 571-7 the current?museum was one of the show case

I can't match the story that Bruce W told. But I was in a Titan 2 silo in the mid-60s. I was in the AF Reserve, in a unit at D-M. On one of our weekend drills, they drove us out there. The guy in

Hello Sean, Here's another great recollection for you. This one comes from Michael Horton, who was having difficulty replying via AOL. Quote: "I was in first grade out in Marana Elementary when the

My thanks as well for the Paulin Motors photos. My grandfather was an Oldsmobile man in the 50's and 60's and he'd buy a new one every 3 or 4 years. I remember that iconic stonework in the showroom

Hello; the link to the Citizen archives was in reference to the anti-Titan missile group started up, which someone mentioned.? The article was on the front page at that link.? But of course, that

Having worked across the street from Paulins at Selby Mortors for almost 20 years If memory serves me right the sputnick type sign was mounted along Broadway down closer to the? Der Weinerschnitzel,