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Catherine and Carlos, thanksfor posting the menus.? What prices.? What has happened to the dollar???? James Sorrell

Hi,,,Good research on Crescent smoke shop,,however, may I offer some clarifications; Crescent was on south side of congress approx.1-2 doors east of 6th ave. Ronstadts hardware was North of Congress,

Hello All, The first ad in the Citizen for the new Rallis Flamingo Inn isn't until 1975, but just for fun, I added an interior restaurant photo from a 1956 ad for the Flamingo...

So funny that I was just downtown this morning and thought I'd stop by to see you Carlos!? Found out that Tuesday is your day, so I'll see if I can be there next week. The Minerva I believe was there

Hello All, Thanks to Catherine for the menus and the Rallis stories. There are so many scans, they need their own folder. Everything in the folder is related to Thomas Rallis, or 100/102 E. Congress.

Yes, what about those menus?? Let's see them.??? Jim S. ________________________________ To: vanishingtucson@... Sent: Friday, May 24, 2013 12:50 PM Subject: [vanishingtucson] Digest

I remember the Crescent Smoke Shop well as well...The owner was Mike Cosenza. He came to the doctor's office where I worked at Wilmot Medical Center (aka titty city) in the late 60's. He was our

Thanks for the kind words, Carlos, and thanks for the reminder on the menus, I keep meaning to get down there!? Remind me of when you're down there and I'll get them and take you to lunch so we can

Hello Catherine, You're always way ahead of me in the architectural department. And I still need to post your menu scans. The originals are at AHS behind the desk for you. Last but not least,

I well remember the Crescent Smoke Shop. My father, who owned and ran Mission Drug Store at 1537 S. Sixth Ave., which is now the location of the S. Tucson City Hall, was an inveterate gambler andused

Carlos, I think you may know best on this. I'm wondering if we have the original drawings for the above buildings, plus the Tucson Warehouse on 6th Street (architect's office) by CA architect Aleck

I remember the Crescent Newstand being 0n 10th street, between Congress and Pennington. And 6th ave. and 5th ave. This is where The Ronstadt Center is now. This would be maybe mid 60's thru early 70's

Hi all! There's an? interesting thing about Crescent Newstand and their sign saying "since 1908" and the 100 year celebration in 2008.? I got to know the current owner of stores a few years ago when

John Cramer are you from Bisbee?

Thanks for the correction - We forgot that there was a Crescent Jewelers. JC (For Catherine)

The business next door to the Fox was Crescent Jewelers, not the smoke shop. The smoke shop was never on the north side of Congress, always on the south side. Different location though. No knowledge

http://www.flickr.com/photos/davidleeguss/4098111697/in/pool-azarch/ Think that's the Crescent Newsstand next door. Did a survey on their business and knew it had been on the opposite side of the

Great NEON MILE HISTORIC OPEN HOUSE & TOUR!!!! To those of you that didn't attend [who cares if your only born child was graduating from UA at the same time], you really missed a fantastic evening.

Cool! I'll be there. <mistercopacetic@...>wrote: -- *Clark Lohr* * Devil's Kitchen, crime fiction by Clark Lohr, now available from amazon.com in trade paperback and Kindle. Facebook Fan Page: *

THIS Friday??? Unbelievable. I'm off to the SW Book Fiesta over in Albuquerque showing my book. There are so few events like this, what are the chances they are on the same weekend? Oh well, wish me