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Wow, I just looked at the retro tucson nightclubs in the Star - there were actually two photos from the Cedars! Cool beans - thanks again pattigibson20!

Thank you for the URL pattigibson20, that's something new! Appreciate your time. Lisa

I found several; I will upload them. John Cramer

Go to tucson.com/retrotucson in the Arizona Daily Star today (September 17, 2015). They have a series of photos on retro nightclubs and you might find what you want there. Hope this is helpful.

Hi, East Congress was paved in 1913. An historical photo can be seen in my Fine Art America surrealism essay. East Congress Paved 1913 Tucson Arizona 1913-2011 by David Lee Guss

I called the station in regards to the interview that was done with the previous restauranteur.? No call back. I am continuing to work on the story. There are several websites with information on

As far as I can tell from old postcards, Congress, near the Plaza, was paved around 1911-1912. Unless your friend is well on into their hundreds, I don't think they are correct. Memory is a funny

Hello Catherine, Unfortunately, it seems as if the control tower is the only structure that is being intentionally preserved. Do you know who designed the tower? When you get some images, please

catherine,can you please direct us to photos of grill, hotel? am trying to picture it in my mind, but can't...... also, i'm not familiar with art brown and would like to learn more about him and his

Have the articles and the architect, will do a survey/write up.? Both the restaurant and the hotel were done by Tucson's own, Art Brown.? Another Brown lost - not sure what is happening with the

(I found this; there’s no date on this KOLD print story.) http://www.tucsonnewsnow.com/story/6852278/future-of-airports-tower-grill-uncertain Future Of Airport's Tower Grill Uncertain “…Garcia

Does anyone know what year Congress Street was first paved? A friend says he remembers going to the Plaza Theatre when Congress was still dirt. I don't think he (or the Plaza Theatre) is old enough.

I can't offer any info on a bomb shelter at Broadway Village. I can tell you there is a residential bomb shelter buried under the parking lot west of Cody's Beef & Beans on Ft. Lowell. When I was in

They tore it down today :( Can anyone tell me if a survey was done on it before they ripped it apart? I know it was in a bad state, found some older articles on it (can't tell when they were written

Hello, Lisa. A search at Newspapers.com turned up a reference to the Cedars in the Tucson Daily Citizen, page 37, 1 Dec 1967. It says: “…Police also arrested David Bordon Tompkins, 22, of

Hi there, My folks met at The Cedars nightclub on Speedway in 1965. I Googled it but have been unable to find a photo of it anywhere. They are going to be having their 50th anniversary and I wanted to

I am new to this format of posts, messages, etc, so if this gets posted wrong..sorry. The first knowledge I had of this Kiddyland was by watching "The Fugitive" tv show.

Milt, Thanks for the info about Maple St. I didn't realize that Alvernon changed names north of Speedway back then. I guess I was just too busy enjoying the rides! Azbluewhale

Hello All, Great topic. The original link to the fire truck didn't work (on my computer), so I moved the photo to the big Kiddyland photo album, here....

Yep! It was right on the Corner. Alvernon and Speedway. Including the huge Roller Coaster! Jim Hilkemeyer