A Blog about the Chambersburg area of Trenton NJ. The Burg we all loved and miss. If you were from the Burg I hope many of the pictures and lists and comments under them from good folks bring back some nice memories. Villa Park, Franklin Park, South Trenton, and nearby Hamilton also mentioned. Use the search box atop the blog to find schools,churches,streets,stores,bars etc that you remember. Over 4000 posts and 3000 pics. Enjoy:)
Tony Goes! I would soooo love to have a Casino Hot Dog. If I mention to folks out here that peppers & potatoes in a yellow mustard sauce is delicious, I get a look. What do they know?
Great to see comments of my grandfather's Restaurant. The picture shown is one of many of frank and of course if you remember they had many of the Yankee players displayed also. Do you remember the dogs where originally cooked right before your eyes at the counter before Ernie remolded the restaurant? As I remember they where only $.25 then. We had a great soda fountain also, lime rickies where pretty big then as well as chocolate cokes. I must ad we had a pretty decent jukebox that the the TCHS kids loved. The Casino was originally around the corner on Charles ST and on e year later my grand father bought 15 Anderson St in 1939. Love you site, Vince Sbarro
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Tony Goes! I would soooo love to have a Casino Hot Dog. If I mention to folks out here that peppers & potatoes in a yellow mustard sauce is delicious, I get a look. What do they know?
They sadly didnt walk our Burg
streets and no nothing of the
Legend of Casino !!! :)
No they didn't, we were the lucky ones.
BP SC
I remember many (and I do mean many) afternoons cutting classes and hanging out at the casino. Great Hot Dogs.
Bob Reck
The best Italian dogs ever. Now I have to make my own. They are not bad but now like the Casino's.
BP SC
Great to see comments of my grandfather's Restaurant. The picture shown is one of many of frank and of course if you remember they had many of the Yankee players displayed also. Do you remember the dogs where originally cooked right before your eyes at the counter before Ernie remolded the restaurant? As I remember they where only $.25 then. We had a great soda fountain also, lime rickies where pretty big then as well as chocolate cokes. I must ad we had a pretty decent jukebox that the the TCHS kids loved. The Casino was originally around the corner on Charles ST and on e year later my grand father bought 15 Anderson St in 1939. Love you site, Vince Sbarro
Thank You Vince:)))
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