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Hi All, Thanks to Gretchen for the heads-up. Yes, the U of A has leveled an entire city block of historic homes at Cherry and Seventh. Luckily I was able to get a few pics of the last house (half

Has anyone read "Enchantment of Everyday Life" by Thomas Moore? In one chapter he talks about our need for ruins. The gist of it is, if we completely erase our past, then we don't have a clear way

With dismay, I watched as 4 more houses went on 7th st. and Cherry. Looked to be from the 20's-30's. More parking. Next up, 30 more from same era may go for widening of Bdwy to EIGHT lanes.

El CApitan!! Yep I recognize it by the photos, is it vacant? Went to the meeting for an hour. Of note, Starbuck will displace the 4 houses on the SE corner of Campbell and Broadway. They are from

I need to refresh my memory bank.Go to the end of Ina where this religious group of Brothers had a wellsite and home.Non Assessable to the public.But just before you got there was a guest ranch,big

Remember Black Sambos on Broadway. --- mistercopacetic <mistercopacetic@...> wrote:

Hi All, Thanks to Kitty for the address and info. I found it, and took a few pictures. See folder in thr Photos section at your left. The El Capitan is a great example of a what used to be quite

El Capitan refers to the following: In 1955, located at 322 N Park Ave, I located "El Capitan Apartments." They were owned by C T Bohun (aka: Bohen) and the phone number was 31930. This location is

How bout Clark Gables house on Grant and Madelyn Circle?South side of Grant.Still there --- mistercopacetic <mistercopacetic@...> wrote:

Hi All, I recently saw an interesting reference to an old place called the "El Capitan" in our Rincon Heights Neighborhood Association Newsletter. It intrigued me, so I attempted to figure out

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Hi All, I found a wonderful picture of Boke's Drive-In. Before I posted the photo, I drove by the location to see what's there now. It's a parking lot. I also found another 1940's picture of

Sharis still open and serving,Ads on TV from time to time --- "William V. Sutherland" <wvsaz@...> wrote: __________________________________ Discover Yahoo! Stay in touch with email, IM, photo

Re: Shari's Drive-In: "Does anyone know if "Shari's 1st Ave. Drive-In" still has car-service? How long has Shari's been there?" In 1978, Shari's Drive-In was June's Drive-In. June actually cooked

Hi All, What a great topic! I'll look for old pictures. I added a scan of the drive-in listings in my 1948 Tucson Business Directory. How about those names? I love the spelling of Central

Had to email my mom, and this is what she remembers. Drive-ins !!!!!!!! How about: "A & W" on Speedway "Polar Bar" on Speedway and almost next door on Speedway was "Marco's" "Pat's" on Speedway, S

Wasn't there a spaghetti place in an old train car too? I am 36 years old, but seem to remember a spaghetti place in a train... _____ From:

Don't forget big Bobs and Johnnies on 22nd was only place open after 12:00.

Hi All, Just wondering if anyone remembers the old drive-in resturants in Tucson? Everyone remembers Johnnies, but how about Richies, Hasty-Tasty And Duffies where they gave you a pizza shaped like

In the early '70's a midwesterner crashed with me for a few days on his way to join the SLA (insurgent-fanticists and Patty Hearst kidnappers) California, he said he'd been inspired by the movie