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Guess.Possible 7 arches on River road e. of Campbell and part burned down in the early 70's. --- mistercopacetic <mistercopacetic@...> wrote:

Hi All, I'd be really surprised if this one is still standing. If it is, I've got to get a current picture to compare to the 1911 version. If you are viewing this message as an e-mail and would like

Bookman's took over the building that surrounded "The Hidden House", long after the house in the middle of the "U" shaped building that gave the ice cream parlor it name was demolished. Jim

I see you guys talking about and commenting on pictures, where are they? I looked at the pics on the group page, and don't see what you are talking about. Are they coming as attachments in the email?

I was just playing around on-line and you're right, the area around the Manning House, etc. is the Snob Hollow area. wrote: Those offices is

OH MY! Wish we still has prices like that.

I've heard and know some older ladies that still call an area 'Snob Hollow'. These ladies grew up here, born in the early-mid 40's. They say it is the neighborhood where you take Oracle Rd. south

This looks like the area around El Con Mall. When I was growing up in the late 50s, early60s, we always referred to that area of homes as the "rich man's area." Not many people were up in the

Along north Main Street, developers transformed former farmlands into a neighborhood elite enough to become known as "Snob Hollow," a name easier to say and remember than its official designation, the

They are in the yahoo folder under the photo link.

_Click here: Tucson_ (http://parentseyes.arizona.edu/studentprojects/corbett/home1.htm) Info on a few homes in Snob Hollow. I think the Hughes House might be the one in the picture. What do you think?

Hi All, Happy Monday. I'm dying to find out anything about the above location. Great name. Hope someone can help. Thanks, Carlos P.S. Re: Previous mystery picture "The Grotto"... I thought the grotto

I found a pic matching the pic of 'The Grotto'. It is at the San Xavier Mission. A replica of Grotto of Lourdes, France. See top pic after you follow the link. Look here:

Wow, thanks for sharing your story! That's amazing. I happen to live in the fight path. It's not the noise so much that bothers me, it's the jet fuel that must come raining down on my house several

Carlos, If you use Google image search and enter "tucson history" or "historical tucson", you can get a few old photos. Some are great.

Hi All,Instead of being titled (Vanishingtucson) should be Memory Lane.LOL --- Jim <jimz2@...> wrote: ____________________________________________________ Start your day with Yahoo! - make it your

Joanna, Your comment about being in the flight path brought back lots of memories. My Pre-teenager years I grew up on Miles St. and Highland, played a whole bunch the the area around Arroyo Chico, but

Hi Carlos,The grotto,still there on the road from Patagonia to Nogales,Few miles outa Patagonia. --- mistercopacetic <mistercopacetic@...> wrote:

Hi again Carlos.Icould be wrong but I think you Grotto is on the road from Patagonia to Nogales Just a few miles outa patagonia,Still there.-- - In vanishingtucson@..., "mistercopacetic"

Hi All, I know this is going back quite a while, but I'm totally stumped. I don't know what it was, where it was, or what happened to it. Thanks in advance for your help. Carlos P.S. Thanks Bob, for