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Hello Patrick, and others... These Yahoo groups can be frustrating without broadband. If you or anyone ever have problems, feel free to send the pics to me and I'll upload them. You're idea to wait

Does anyone remember Hidden House Ice Cream tucked away on Speedway near Tucson Blvd or Country Club? Bob

Nick used to hang out at Coco's on Campbell. I think in Campbell Plaza or right next to it. Nick had 2 sisters, Kathy and Luci (pronounced Loo-chee). Ted's illegitimate son was very young when Ted

A couple of years ago, TEP had a commercial which showed a lot of the street scenes that used lighting. The one that was really cool IMHO was the shot to the backside of the DeAnza Drive in screen!

KGUN used the opening section of the song "Time" by Pink Floyd at the beginning of their newscasts in the '70s. I remember one station using some of Wendy Carlos' "Switched On Bach" music for a show.

The old studios were at Campbell and Prince... home of the new Social Security office & Chevron (circa 1991-1992) - if there is one thing that would make ol' Ted roll over in his grave it would be

I remember that... they also used to start their newscasts with "Its 10 o'clock, do you know where your children are?" Back in like the 70s or early 80s and they resurrected it a few years back, but

D.B.Cooper, filmed on Mt Lemmon, about the guy who jumped out of the plane and was never found

Hi, It wasn't a mall but one of DeGazia's early studios like the Gallery In The Sun. It was on Prince & Campbell. I believe it was torn down long ago. I was friends with one of his grandsons who fixed

Thrifty Drug had ice cream for a nickel a scoop -- the scoops were cylindrical. At one point in the mid-70's there was a pinball arcade on the west side of Oxford Plaza called "Spanky's" that was a

From the later 60's I recall a small old shopping center on the corner of maybe Grant and Campbell or Ft. Lowell? Unfortunately, I don't seem to remember exactly which streets. It had a couple little

tricksec65 wrote: Does anyone remember the "Ye Olde Pie Shoppe?" I mention this because I was doing dishes the other day and found some pie pans that had YOPS stamped in the bottom! I suspect they

Hi all, I have been trying to post some images of a welcome Tucson visitors guide that I have from circa 1970. I got an album set up, but every time I try to load pix, I go through the whole process

When channel 4 used to sign off at night they would run a 2 minute montage of late night street scenes, starting out downtown near the Greyhound station and cruising out Broadway, eventually winding

Hi - Well, I grew up with the street racing scene in Tucson also! It was mid 70's, I had just graduated from Catalina HS and bought myself a hot '68 Camaro, red, white vinyl top, red interior. Truth

Hi - Well, I grew up with the street racing scene in Tucson also! It was mid 70's, I had just graduated from Catalina HS and bought myself a hot '68 Camaro, red, white vinyl top, red interior. Truth

Hi, Thanks for solving that mystery. I live in Minneapolis, and Tucson is a veritable preservation society compared to the way it is here. You just don't see the quaint old places hanging on like they

There is an old stone house in a valley in Tucson Mountain park that you can't see from the rest of civilization. I think it was built in the 1920's before Tucson Mountain Park was formed. The lady

Howdy, I am new to this site and hope I am doing this right. I lived for many years, and grew up, right behind the Arroyo cafe from 1951. to 1961. If I had enough money it was always a treat to pop

"A kiss before dying" had several good street scenes. Part of it was shot just outside the main gate at the U of A with Robert Wagner, also on the roof of the old Valley Bank building downtown.