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<mistercopacetic@y...> wrote: photo. The school is on 6th. My mom went there in 1940. Thelma

Hi All, Posted at the home page is another of Brandy's old photos. This one looks like it came straight out of "The Little Rascals". I've given you all the info that we have. Does anyone know what

wrote: And it started out life as the UA library. When I started college in 1975, that was the last year it functioned as the "main" library (the Science and Engineering library was already open by

This picture is of the Arizona State Museum on the UofA Campus on University Blvd just East of Park. Nice picture! Sara --- mistercopacetic <mistercopacetic@...> wrote:

Hi All, Group member Brandy has graciously allowed me to scan and post some of her pictures. These photos came from a 1920's photo album that was given to her recently. The person who gave them to

Hi, Does anyone remember Woody's Sporting Store that was in the same building as Leo's. We used to buy all our equiptment for Little League from our home town dealer. Does anyone know what to Woody?

Hey Carlos,Used to be a lot 1 block east of stone by the Bum Steer.Had a bunch of Bob's Big Boy stuff and lotsa cars from 50's and 60'sNot sure if it's still there. --- mistercopacetic

Hi Again, Welcome to Phyllis, and thanks for finding the original Paul Bunyan manufacturer (International Fiberglass of Venice, CA, 1962-1972). I called Don's Hot Rod Shop, and here's the basic story:

Thanks to George for preemptively solving the mystery of that plane on Grant. There was another roadside mystery plane which I always marveled at. Does anyone know anything about all the stuff on the

Hi, Carlos - Here is a piece of the mystery, I think. Tucson's Paul Bunyan looks like a "Muffler Man" advertising figure. I found out about it when I googled into this site by a gal named Debra Jane:

mistercopacetic wrote: The plane was actually a movie prop for "Tora-Tora" It was supposed to look like a zero from one side and and American plane from the other. It was next to Bruces Lock and Key

Hi Bob, I like how the shop nearest the plane put up a sign that says "It's not my plane". Don's Hot Rod Shop ought to put up a sign that says "it's not my lumberjack". Or if it is Don's, he ought to

How bout the plane on Country Club and Grant?? --- bagbaazai <bagbaazai@...> wrote: __________________________________ Yahoo! FareChase: Search multiple travel sites in one click.

I haven't the foggiest where he comes from (things like this are always shrouded in mystery, aren't they?), but a few years ago while surfing the Net for "roadside attractions," I found him on a neat

Hi All, Posted at the homepage is a picture of that huge Paul Bunyan on the corner of Glenn and Stone. I heard a rumor that "he" was relocated from Flagtaff, but how long ago, why, and by whom? I

Yay! Le Cave's! When I came down to the UA in 1975, my folks, who'd used to "go through town" on jaunts to Nogales from Phoenix (I think some of that going through town happened before I-10 had been

Hi All, Don't worry, it's not for sale (as far as I know), and there's no "mystery". I just found and posted a great old photo of Le Cave's from the 50's at the Group homepage. I wonder what happened

What a cool site! There is one in New Mexico that has a live webcam in the snack bar: http://www.fiestadrivein.com/ Here's the website for the local cheapie theater here in town:

That is such a cool website! I LOVE IT! Thank you for sharing. I so wish I had money burning a hole in my pocket to buy the DeAnza. I had been thinking that if it is sold and knocked down for

This is the new web site for the Mission Tiki, a DeAnza drive-in located in California. http://www.missiontiki.com/ Really ticks me off that they are trying to sell the Tucson drive-in. George Cohn