2421 Liberty Street, Hamilton.
Once upon a time this was the Colonial Volunteer Fire Company.
Now its the Mercer County Italian-American Association:)
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3 comments:
HOW WELL I REMEMBER THIS FIRE HOUSE, MY AUNT &UNCLES WAS JUST ACROSS THE STREET, MAN WHEN THAT SIREN WENT OFF WE JUMPED SEVERAL FEET. MANY TIME I WAS IN THE FRONT YARD PLAYING WHEN THE SIREN SOUNDED.MY UNCLE COL HERMAN L MACK AND ANNE MACK PROVIDED US BERG KIDS SOME FRESH JERSEY SUMMER AIR. BILL BARBER
MACK:
INCREDIBLY BEAUTIFUL PHOTO! I HAVE PLEASANT MEMORIES OF COLONIAL. LIKE BILL BARBER, I REMEMBER THE EAR SHATTERING SIREN OF COLONIAL DURING THE WARM DAYS AT KUSER SCHOOL WHEN THE WINDOWS WERE OPEN. I INTERVIEWED HELEN MACK SUTTERLIN MANY YEARS AGO. HELEN AND ALBERT MACK LIVED ON KUSER FARM WHILE THEIR DAD WAS THE SECOND CARETAKER. HERMAN BUILT ALL THE OUT BUILDING AT KUSER FARM. HELEN WAS A CHARMING LADY. SOMEWHERE IN MY COLLECTION IS THE AUDIO TAPE I MADE WHEN I ASKED HER TO TELL ME ABOUT HERE YEARS AS A CHILD ON KUSER FARM.
Thank You Bill % Tom:)
Comments like yours make the blog
fun to do:)
I never what area items are part
of folks memory lane and am glad
when folks react:)
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