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It is sad.

Carlos, is the neon sign out front still standing? Because I grew up on Marco's pizza and I clearly remember the sign having the same exact script as the sign on the building which is currently the

Hello All, Great news. Mario’s Pizza on 1st Avenue at Ft. Lowell is restoring their classic neon sign. In order to do an historically accurate job, they need to know what the sign looked like

I remember the boat from years ago. Had a very deep hull. That's probably why you term it a "shrimper" - plenty of room for the catch. Recall that one of my professors at the UA College of

I have always loved the staircase in the old Myerson's. It is exactly as it was when I was growing up. I love when things remain unchanged. I am sad to see all of these buildings go!

I noticed this morning that demolition has started on some of the buildings in the Wilmot Plaza shopping center on the NE corner of Wilmot and Broadway. Included in the demo are the old Firestone

Hi all! About a year ago I called the historian at Davis Monthan to ask about dating the quonsets or getting a manufacturer to see where they might have originated.? From what he knew he said there

I remember seeing a cement-hulled boat being built in the back yard of a house on the east side of Alvernon just south of Speedway. It's been gone for at least 10 years.

I saw something on loopnet.com the other day indicating that this building will be up for sale in October as an "investment" property.

Hello All, I love quonset huts! Sorry to see another one go. Alex, thanks for letting us know about this. Yahoo changed the photo settings, but I changed them back so please try again to add

By the way as far as qualifying, not sure what the rule is on quonsets, but the contractor is incorrect if its based only by year.? The quonset has been there since at least 1958 (aerial shot), but

I took pictures as well.? The history of the quonset that I'm still confirming goes back to at least 1945 when Downey's Speedway Lumber was listed at 1114 N. Country Club (it had the whole corner

The car wash at the NE corner of Speedway and Country Club is tearing down a rather large Quonset hut. I spoke with the contractor and he looked into whether or not it had any historical significance

From AccessTucson website in 2013 when they were selling the terrazzo tiles Originally it was built for VFW Tucson Post 549, the largest VFW post in Arizona. This chapter was originally chartered as

It was in fact a VFW. We frequented the teen night dances there in the mid '50s. The band was of course Dean Armstrong. Bill Ahrens W. A. Ahrens & Associates

Carlos, 124 E Broadway was some sort of "meeting hall" as I recall. Not sure about VFW, but perhaps another "fraternal" group. I'm thinking it was much like the former Odd Fellows Hall at 135 S 6th,

Hello All, Thanks to David for the topic. This issue is no more “political” than any other preservation issue. There are 3 factors that make this story especially relevant to

hello i know this is probably not supposed to be a political arena but i am hoping the good folks of tucson and vanishing tucson will step up to right a wrong. the tucson city council and mayor are

Hello all! While doing some research on a contractor from Los Angeles, I came across a list of the buildings he was the contractor for including a little hotel in Tucson called the Santa Rita.? This

The race track was north of Sunset, on the north bank of the Rillito....it can be seen at historic