Here is a Random walk up South Broad Street beyond the Trenton
Borders in the 1950s Hamilton:)
1605-07 Siegels Toys& Hardware, 1610 Chambersburg Dairy,
1616 Emils Bake Shop, 1638 Acme Supermarket, 1715 Holy
Angels Church, 1833 Tiltons Bakery, 1837 New White City Market
Fruits, 1855 Sloshbergs Department Store, 1866 The Park 5 & 10,
1874 Popkins Shoe Store, 1915 Harris Department Store,
2110 A&P Food Store, 2220 Parke Pet Shop, 2222 Wood
Veteranary Hospital. I remember a few of these:)
4 years ago
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Worked for many years at Frank's Big and Tall Men's Shop at 1915 So. Broad.
My Dad would go to Franks Big and
Tall and our office was once
on the 1800 block of South
Broad Street not far away:)
Mack: I remember eating dinner many a times at Azzara's Pizza, next to the liquor store owned by a husband and wife, can't remember the liquor store's name. I bet that area has really changed.
So many places to post, does anyone remember the tomato pie place on Lalor near Jr.4, called Lesko's. I remember ordering a pie from there one Friday night at my Grandmother, the thing came about 1 hour later.
I remember Lesko's...didn't go there much...pies never matched up to 'Burg standards...Nate's where better in that area.
Back to good pizza and tomato pie, here in SC people think Pizza Hut and Dominos has good pie. I can't even begin to think about eating one of their pies. Make my own or go to the only place I'll eat pizza here and it's in NC.
B
I can tell you that here in the midweat they lack a concept of pizza entirely. Sorry, it's tomato pie. But seriously, it's a joke. Papa's, Delorenzo's. That's the ticket. A proper pie.
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