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Mr. Quick hamburger stand. <<<<<< That building still exists, though you'd hardly recognize it now. Mr. Quick's had cool neon. There was another one on Oracle Road near Amphi High School. I never went

lanniemalaha wrote: Back in the late '60's, I had a '64 Jaguar XK-E roadster. A couple of friends had XK-E Coupes. Nearly every Saturday night we would drag race each other on that stretch of the

<gerald.hughes@...> wrote: Isn't the building still there? It is a County Health Dept branch, red brick building? BP

The Hidden House that I remember was on the North side of Broadway, just East of Tucson Blvd.

De Grazia's was on the South East corner of Campbell and Prince. The restaurant was located where his studio stood at one time.

Mother higgans was indeed a real place. It was the juvenile faciliy for Tucson, and was located on the West side of I-10 , near Congress. In those days, the only choices were Mother Higgins, or Fort

what exactly was Mother Higgins...? was it a real place or is it just urban legend??? many of my older friends (50s ish) reference this place - but I don't know if they are playing with me or not...

There was aRexall Drugstore on the corner of 22nd st. and south 6th ave and also on on the corner of congress and 5th ave, it had a soda fountain and the best ice cream sodas, always went there after

When I was running wild with a hot rod heart in the late 1950s,and early 60s. The illegals were held on the Mt Lemmon Highway right at the base of the mountains. Strip faced south, of course because

Wilmot. than Yes. That's it. There probably was more than one. I'd be interested to hear what you find out. MJ

There was one at Southgate Shopping Center at the very east end. It had a fountain at the ba

This is 1958ish. I need to check a phone book to be sure. There may have been more than one location?? Its namesake was because it seemed to be an old house that another business built up to to it,

I seem to remember the Hidden House on Speedway just west of Wilmot. This is 1958ish. MJ

Someone had mentioned the Thrify Drug Store In Oxford Plaza and It got me to thinking about all the other drug stores that used to be in Tucson. I remember there were a lot of Rexall Drug stores too;

This was the second location for Buffum's; I remember it originally being on the north side of Broadway, between Euclid and Tyndall and across the street from Monte Mansfield Ford

Sometime around 1968 thru 72 we were in highschool and the method of racing on Speedway was as follows: You would stop at the light going westbound on Speedway at Sway. When the light turned greed,

I remember it well. It was on the north east corner of Broadway and Tucson Blvd. Had lots of good stuff there.

Anybody out there ever eat at the Polar Bar? How about the Penguin Puddle on Campbell and Grant, and I wonder how many times I circled Johnnies restaurant (22nd or Speedway). Reminds me of Mels drive