The Baseball Field at Columbus Park, The Burg.
Chestnut Avenue. Chambersburg Little League was a
part of many Burg folks lives back in the day.
This picture was taken on a warm spring day:)
UPDATE: Ralph Lucarella adds:
I want to mention that my dear friend Tony Frascella was not
only the president of the Chambersburg Little League but the
chief caretaker and hot dog vender for many years. He devoted
most of his life to helping the kids and also find the time to
manage the State Highway team in the Trenton Industrial League.
He passed away recently along with his wife Kate.
May God Bless Them.
2 comments:
It's me again Mack; I want to mention again that my dear friend Tony Frascella was not only the president of the Chambersburg Little League but the chief caretaker and hot dog vender for many years. He devoted most of his life to helping the kids and also find the time to manage the State Highway team in the Trenton Industrial League. He passed away recently along with his wife Kate. May God Bless Them.
Dear Sir:
There are beautiful pictures....
At this time I am compiling a book on the history of the New Jersey School
for the Deaf, and I would like to use this materials which appear your website,
Macks Truck of Wisdom. (Columbus Park, The Burg, A rainy Day at Columbus Park, The Burg, Baseball Field at Columbus Park, The Burg & The Statue of Columbus. Reason the this Park is used to be the New Jersey School for the Deaf from 1883 to 1926.
May I have your permission to use this materials in my book to be entiled
"The Historical of New Jersey/Marie H. Katzenbach School for he Deaf"? If
permission is granted would you please let me know,
Thank you for your kindness and cooperation.
Very truly your,
Robert F. Strohmeier
robcorn3931@mac.com
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