Where was this? I have no clue.. The corner location should make it easier to figure out.
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quote:Originally posted by semiannualchick:
Wasn't that where Hooters was located back in the early 1900's?
quote:Originally posted by E.Z. Lee Pistoph:
not the building nextr to Brindley's Brindley's is where the Reeder was
Ummm dude, or dudette, which ever applies. "You can't fix stupid".... Ron White is my signature line. It is always at the bottom of every post i make. That wasnt a reference directly to you, but it can be.quote:Originally posted by E.Z. Lee Pistoph:
You and Ron White are right "Original Bama" you can't fix stupid, but if you are meanig that I'm stupid for thinking that the Reeder was where I say it was I must quote Forret Gump and remind you "Stupid is as stupid does"
quote:Originally posted by E.Z. Lee Pistoph:
The Hotel Reeder was at 216 East Tennessee Street, on the other side of the street from the yellow cab stand (now parking lot for church) there was a barber shop Graham & Son Piano and seems like a couple of more storefronts before you got to Wood. Evidently Ron has given up before me!
quote:Originally posted by rechardbettyrey:
i remember a hotel on corner ofpine and tennessee where the utlities drive tru is now. does anyone remember the name? also where the parking deck is on pine st was a car lot. i sure loved to eat at the shanty, sammys cellar and woolworths 5&10. florence was really booming back then. merry christmas.
quote:Originally posted by AtomAnt:
have you heart the tales about kate nelson at the negley?
quote:Originally posted by E.Z. Lee Pistoph:
haven't heard them but would love to........I'm eat up with this kind of old stuff
quote:Originally posted by joeycuda:
Where was this? I have no clue.. The corner location should make it easier to figure out.