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hello All, Thanks for the replies. We have a great image of their sign in the "amusements" folder, here...

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Here are my recollections of Sunset Rollerama. Please correct my cobweb covered mind if I am wrong on any of the details. It was located on the NW quadrant of 22nd Street & Swan Road. I believe

The building is still there and is now a medical equipment business. I wasn't into (roller) skating when I was a teen but I remember their ads on the radio and since that's my end of town, I drove by

The building still stands (last time I was out that way...) NW corner of 22nd and Swan. There was a medical supply company operating out of the original skating rink. (been 2 years since I strayed

Oh Wow ... You have just brought so memories back! I did the same in the middle 60's ... I too wonder what the answer to your question is.

does anyone remember this place or know if it still stands? or what has taken its place? if memory serves, it was out near 22nd and swan. i have fond memories of many an afternoon in the early 70's

I was wondering if anyone knows what Indian Dam refers to in this 1947 article from the Tucson Citizen. (I'm doing genealogy research on the Wright family, i.e., of Wrightstown. Mrs Charles

Four miles WEST of Colossal Cave? Isn't X9 more like four miles NORTH? (rotating my maps to make sure...) John

Thank you all do very much for the very interesting background of X9! It is much appreciated! ~Rocky

Tom Mills was the original owner of Mills Ranch, which became the X9, which was sold to someone else, before Henry Jackson purchased it in 1948. It was used as a ranch until the late 1960's, then

Hello All, Marcia tried to reply about X9, but her post got lost in cyberspace. Thanks to everyone for your continued patience as Yahoo works out the bugs in it's "improvements" to the site. Web

X9 Ranch is a Owners Association that cut up the land to build housing. This is in Vail Arizona not Tucson.

Can anyone give me a rich history on this place?? I can't seem to find anything on the net except for property for sell.? ~Rocky

On "Ploomer" Avenue.

Hello All, Thanks for all the responses to the Haunted Tucson conveyed privately, off-board. Remember, this is a semi-private group, so there is no need to be bashful about posting your

Hello All, Halloween is here, so it's time once again to report your encounters with the supernatural in Tucson. Can you add to our list? Can you personally confirm any of the listings?

Yes, A Scordato kid, Michael, I'm pretty sure.

It was an antique shop in the mid 1970's and the two story house was on several acres. The property was for sale for $125,000. ---In vanishingtucson@..., <hilkyway49@...> wrote: How

I remember back in early 1981, it was an formal, upscale type of restaurant...I can't remember the name of it then, but I do remember taking my sales team there for dinner one Saturday night...it