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---david corker <cor1ker@y...> wrote: accident; was it always a cave in the wall? Hi David, As a matter of fact, I do. What I have posted above is actually a picture of a picture. I noticed that

I was just wondering how many people remember going out on west Grant Road to Olson's Dairy? It has long since been dug up, turned under and paved over. But was right there on the south side of

wrote: was it always a cave in the wall? Tucson neighborhoods, do you have a snapshot? something like that..It showed aerial photos of Tucson in the 20s, 30's and 40s, differet locations followed by

I was sitting down chatting with my dad the other day about vanishing Tucson, he was born here in 1925. I'm going to have to write down some of his rememberances and post them. The thing that struck

M.C., Do you have a photograph of the Chicago Music Store traffic accident; was it always a cave in the wall? I've heard that 60 years ago Campbell Avenue was the end of eastside Tucson

If anyone is interested in making an archival quality portfolio of vanishing tucson. I have the products in my scrapbooking store, and the expertise to help you put it together. I think that

Welcome Larry, Thanks for your contribution. I recently acquired most of the books you mentioned, but haven't read them all yet. If you look in the "photos" section of this Group, you'll find

Something similar happened in Concord CA, where I live... I was driving through our old downtown area a few years ago, and looked up to see an old facade revealed. I thought that the original artwork

<mistercopacetic@y...> wrote: This really brings back memories, we bought our set of wedding rings at Fields and we still have the original receipt. Also besides Jack Sheaffers book a couple of

Hi again, I just found some old photos of the Thrifty/Grabe block and posted them in a folder in the "photos" section. Yes, now you can see the older Art Deco facade on the Thrifty drug store

Hello and welcome folks, Remember the Pusch Building? Grabe Electric? Have you ever had a cocktail at the Talk of the Town, or an ice cream cone at the Thrifty Drug store? Ever hock your pearls or