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Am going with friends to copenhagen tomorrow then party friday at grant and tucson. Hope to seeyya! "mistercopacetic@... [vanishingtucson]" <vanishingtucson@...> wrote:

Hello All, Just a quick note to let everyone know that Tucson Modernism Week is here again! If you're not familiar, Tucson Modernism Week is dozens of events, all week long, all over Tucson,

Hi Carlos Although I have been a Vanishingtucson member for years I have not participated in very many discussions so you may not recognize me.... However, I am interested in helping you with research

Hello All, Thanks to everyone who has supported Tucson Modernism Week (TMW) in past years. There are many ways to help, but I have one need in particular. I need a couple of people who can help me

My heartfelt condolences to all who loved Walt, especially Evie. It has been an honor to share in his memories here in the group.

Dear Members, So sorry to announce that Walt, one of our very favorite original members of VanishingTucson has passed on. My deepest sympathies to Evie, married to Walt for many decades. If you don't

There was also Southern Arizona Bank, a post office inside Jerrold Drug, and the little service station out at the corner. That's as much as I remember. :-P

Matty's Toy Town was the name of the hobby shop. I got my first Barbie there. There were some other great stores in Amphi Plaza - Goodman's Market, Goldwyn's, McClellan's. I think Tropics of Tucson

I unfortunately do not remember the Green Dolphin, but do believe I would have loved it in its heyday.? The wonderful memories it evokes from friends who never met sound like you all are sitting

Cook....Thank you for your story, makes me think of the lost hangouts from my past in Cincinnat that I miss when I go back for visits. Well since you can not have a beer to remener the grren dophin i

What an awesome post and great surprise to see this. My dad, Marvin Hyman, was the original owner of the Green Dolphin until he sold it in 1981. Everything good you describe was solely because of him.

I am sorry to admit that I didn't notice the passing of the Green Dolphin, but I have to inquire if you are some kind of rap-poet, cook2son ? Your memory has such a beautiful flow, you could be

My old roommate from UA was in town this weekend (he teaches at NAU but still has a place here in Tucson) and we were killing time between our morning constitutional walk around the campus and looking

I'm a Blenman resident who lives in a historic home, and you might be too. If your central Tucson house was around in the late 30s or early 40s, you're going to want to get involved in this book

Hi, Arica and all: re: "I used to go shopping [at Amphi Plaza] at Lucky's. There was a small strip of grass behind the store with a swing set." It's sad how such a neat idea -- kids get to play while

Hello All, Thanks Arica for the great memory. Does anyone remember the vacant lot to the east of Amphi Shopping Center? I know it was sometimes used for a Rodeo, but I don't know how often, or how

I used to go shopping there at Lucky's. There was a small strip of grass behind the store with a swing set. My younger brother would play there while I shopped. I would even smoke inside the store.

In he 50's that was the Tucson Gardens. Bill Ahrens W. A. Ahrens @ Associates.

This bar went by many names over the years, now an empty lot. Today while cleaning out some of my late father in law's things I found an old matchbook for when it was Outlaw. The area code was still

All very interesting accounts of Tucson's early history! Being a native and third generation Tucsonan, it's always nostalgic to recall this history, some of which I lived through. My grandfather, an