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The TV show might have been "Petrocelli" filmed here in the early 1970's for a year or two, with Barry Neuman (sp?) as the star. There is also a house on Big Rock Drive, not far from 1st Avenue and

Sara Thanks so much for sending that. Myself and daughter have been so curious about it for like a year. We were hoping to be able to get up to it to take pics, but doesn't look like that is an

It is called Sunrock Castle, formerly known as Brady Castle. Here's a site that might help shed some light on it. Hope it helps! http://www.dupontcastle.com/castles/brady.htm Sara --- mine1st

I took my kids to Colassal Cave and saw what I was told was a "real castle"--and can find nothing on it. Nor can I find a way to get to it to take pics. Does anyone know anything about it? Thanks, DJ

I'm sure it had four or five items. One was pickled herring, another was Swedish meatballs (or meatballs in a sauce that was tomato-based, with grape jelly blended in). Although the relish tray was

<mistercopacetic@...> wrote: Kind of a shame. It was very "old-fashioned" in looks and cuisine, but that was also rather nice (it's the first place I had pickled herring and the concept of several

Hi All, Another Tucson landmark has closed. Sorry I found out too late to arrange a last dinner there. I've been busy moving to my new place in Mid-Town. Excellent article reprinted below. Plenty of

it seems like before long, we'll be hard pressed to find places to shop and dine that are not part of huge, international chains. dayum, I even saw such things in the shopping area of Le Musee de

Oh my my my. My husband and I went on our first movie date there about 10yrs ago. I miss that movie house. Does anyone remember the house behind it that had a pool that was always empty and the house

I do remember that old parking garage. That's where my grandmother would park when she took me downtown. We'd go to the department stores, I'll never forget that huge crystal chandelier at

I remember going with my grandmother to the old Steinfeld's downtown, so elegant, (and later, the one near the original El Conquistador Hotel). That Steinfeld's was sort of a strip mall back then,

I'll miss it. It's a sad commentary that the powers that be have to bulldoze or remodel everything that doesn't fit in with their stucco boxes. The Biosphere II is in danger too. Some day, I myself

How horrible!! I love that place, my kids love that place!!! DJ & WILL -—?–-—?—?–- From: Chip and Becky Strong Reply-To: vanishingtucson@... To:

Hi All, I drove by the restaurant yesterday and tried to take pictures, but the setting sun interfered. Anyone with good interior or exterior pictures, please add them to the photos section in the