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In a message dated 1/19/2006 5:05:59 PM US Mountain Standard Time, sweetbaseballgirl_2000@... writes: Wasn't the orginal Loft just around the corner from the "Greasy Tony's" that was on sixth?

I'm just curious about the Congress photo you posted that shows "National Dollar Stores" Why are so many people in the streets of that pic? Was it a grand opening or something? It just looks more like

Wasn't the orginal Loft just around the corner from the "Greasy Tony's" that was on sixth?

<mistercopacetic@y...> wrote: Go the the Tucson-Pima Public website (www.tppl.org) and search the catalog online; it appears that "The Smoke Signal" is a book (maybe these were pamphets/monographs,

Hello All, Thanks George for narrowing it down. It's hard to see the background of the photo for reference. Appears to be looking east. Also thanks for the link to the 1997 article. Most interesting

::Sigh:: I shoulda read ahead. --Lee

Frpm this article, it looks like it may have been on S. 6th Ave. bet. 25 st. and what is now I-10. http://weeklywire.com/ww/10-13-97/tw_feat.html --Lee

From: bagbaazai This might narrow it down: http://weeklywire.com/ww/10-13-97/tw_feat.html "Along Highway 80 through Tucson in the 1930s were dozens of "tourist courts"--the term "motel" wouldn't enter

Do you know the rough area where the motel was taken (Benson Highway, Miracle Mile)?

Hi All, Posted at the group home page is a photo postcard of an old motel court that I'm not familiar with. Not listed in my 1948 business guide. I'd like to know the address before I take photos of

When all else fails, call! Kingfisher has been open 13 years (which means it either opened in 1992 (if you still think it's 2005), or in 1993 (if you remember to date your checks 2006). :)

I thought it was there in 1980.

Because time flies when you're having fun, Kingfisher is probably older than I think it is. I'm guessing that it might be about 10 years old (its website has a date of 1999, but I'm certain that I ate

Hi All, Just wondering if anyone knows anything about the Kingfisher? How long has it been there on 2564 E. Grant? I know it has become very popular again in the last few years. Has it changed much?

Someone in conversation indicated the Loft has a liquor license off/ on sale,Watch a movie and have a toddy. --- mistercopacetic <mistercopacetic@...> wrote:

Hi All, I remember that pizza place, but the name escapes me. I have a lot of fond memories of the Loft, and all those other interesting bars, cafes and shops on the north side of Sixth avenue. Of

Hi All, Thanks again to Bob for another photo of the Christmas Blizzard of '71. This pic is a shot of Bob's backyard, complete with a cold Rhode Island Red. I'll leave this one up at the home page

When I first came to Tucson in 1964, the Loft Cinema was located on the north side of 5th street near Park Avenue. It was on the second story of a building, hence the name loft, and there was a pizza

That is an awesome picture. Sure looks like a lot of snow hit in 1971. Thanks for sharing.