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"Comedy clubs" weren't really a thing till the 80s.
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The building burned down about 10 years ago. There was another hotel there, not sure how long it was a Ramada.
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Fort Bend EpiCenter - Multi-Purpose Venue In Rosenberg
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AEW Wrestling coming to the Epicenter on October 18th. Live telecast on TBS. Looks like a great place for minor league hockey and/or arena football. -
Mading's Drug Store No. 14 At 6602 South Main St.
cowboybud replied to Highrise Tower's topic in Historic Houston
The remaining stores became Eckerd's in the late 60s/early 70s.- 3 replies
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Looks downright rural. Is that Bellaire Blvd. toward the end of the film? Is that HS football stadium on the same site as the current stadium?
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There was a barber shop in the lobby frequented by Dr, Neil Frank.
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Good Ole TV Newscast archives from the 1970s & 1980s
cowboybud replied to Blue Dogs's topic in Houston Television
I always found it strange that channel 39 copied the font used by Fox 26 for their logo in the late 80s/early 90s.- 49 replies
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Holiday Inn Motel At 10319 South Main St.
cowboybud replied to Highrise Tower's topic in Historic Houston
Did it have one of the famous Holiday Inn signs?- 2 replies
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Ron's Fried Chicken At 14509 South Post Oak Rd.
cowboybud replied to bugtoaster's topic in Historic Houston
The founder of Ron's Krispy Fried Chicken was a KFC franchisee, and he's still in the food business. https://ronsfoods.com/rons-story/ -
Fondren Elementary School At 12405 Carlsbad St.
cowboybud replied to little frau's topic in Historic Houston
Historic Aerials has an "E" shaped building on the site in 1953, 1957 and 1958, and what looks to be the current Fondren Elementary from 1962 forward. Full Disclosure: I work down the street. It's an interesting mix of industrial/warehouse, relatively new duplexes, a trailer park and old houses. -
Century Motor Motel Court At 8803 South Main St.
cowboybud replied to Highrise Tower's topic in Historic Houston
The current yellow lot at NRG. There were no-tell motels all along South Main by the dome, I think they shut down sometime in the 80s.- 1 reply
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Hager Park At 12100 Landsdowne Dr.
cowboybud replied to Highrise Tower's topic in Other Houston Neighborhoods
A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away (around 1975 actually), the summer day camp I was in used to go to a movie at the old Meyerland Theatre (usually a Don Knotts-era Disney movie), then to Hager park. I remember the indoor basketball court. -
Or a chase scene like the Blues Brothers. Of course that particular mall sat abandoned for over 30 years before finally being demolished about 10 years ago. Add West Oaks to that list. With the theatre closing, there's literally nothing there except the Fortis School.
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Images of America: Around Aldine just released
cowboybud replied to Firebird65's topic in Historic Houston
The same publisher has a book about Sugar Land that's sold at my local Walgreens. -
Palms Theatre On Highway 90 At Ulrich St.
cowboybud replied to Highrise Tower's topic in Historic Houston
The "new" Imperial Sugar headquarters was later built at that intersection, it's now an empty parking lot and staging area for railroad construction.- 11 replies
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