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<I remember that restaurant in Penney's.> Oh how fun! Got a hair cut there once and then had lunch at the cafeteria right across the way! My gosh, I can't remmeber how many years ago. It was a lovely

Hi, Yes, it was COffee Dan's. I've been wracking my brain trying to remember, thinking it was Don's or Dan's or Mr. Don's or Daniel's. I was going to contact my brother and ask him. Thanks for posting

I believe the restaurant you are referring to was Coffee Dan's.

Hi George and all, That's fascinating that they planned a drive in out there. I'm astounded by the fact that it was still considered profitable to build a drive in theater as late as the '70s when

diamondbacks07fan wrote: It really ticked me off when they started redeveloping that mall and drove out all the local and "low class" businesses. I haven't been any farther in than the Sears store

diamondbacks07fan wrote: Before the North end of Swan was developed, it ended in a huge turnout that was popular during the late '60;s and early '70's. And many years ago, you could drive up to the

I miss Furr's being at Park Mall! Comfort food - mashed potatoes and gravy... pumpkin pie... jello!!! Only place my mom would let me get fried chicken! Those were the days!!! Vaguely remember the

Graveyard on Speedway??? WOW! You aren't confusing that with All Faiths Memorial Park are you? That's the only thing I know of in that area! Spooky!!! Make out spots... (1990-1991 - I'm a fair youngin

Remember the candy shop at Sears Park Mall? Candy, popcorn, all sorts of sweet treats! They also used to have a clown that dressed up on some Friday nights in the mid-late 70s... I was so afraid of

Steve Q. wrote: My wife and I used to eat at that Furr's all of the time. My favorite was their chicken fried steak and potatoes. The wallpaper was kind of nasty, a design with bees or something and I

I think the guest ranch photo I added is of the pool at the Desert Willow Ranch. Can anyone verify this? Thanks

I should go through my record collection again to see if I spot any Al Bum's stickers. I seem to recall one or two that I got back in the late-70's/early 80's. And yes, that was Jeff's Classical

Hi all, I added a couple of photos to the "Mystery Pics" album. I'm wondering if anyone recognizes where they were taken. One is of a restaurant patio and the other is of a pool that I think might

Hi, Yes. I remember Zip's though they had slipped my mind. I can remember when almost my entire record collection had an Al Bum's sticker on it. I was thinking about this and sadly I have none left.

Hey Steve Q, The late great Al Bum's has indeed vanished. I still have my "Radio Promotional copy only. Not for sale" stamped Zappa and the Mothers Live album that I bought there in 1978 for $3.00. My

Sears had a restaurant. I remember they would serve their burger basket in a boat shaped dish that you could keep with a lttle american flag stuck in the burger. This was back before that area was

I think the're long gone...

Hi all, I was wondering if Al Bum's still exists? I started shopping there when they were on the north side of 6th street in a row of old storefronts about a block east of the Loft theatre which was

I remember that restaurant in Penney's. I went there with my mom. There was also a small restaurant inside what is now Macy's on the west side, first floor. You had to walk through the womens