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  1. Earlydays
    Part of the University of St. Thomas today......
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    I worked downtown in the late 60's and early 70's and I parked in underground garages and walked in air conditioned tunnels to the office buildings........
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    I worked in the IBM building under construction next door from 1968 to 1973, then moved to continue working with IBM around the country until 1992.
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    I used to go to that one a lot in 1963 and 1964.....
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    Nail salons and donut shops.......
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    I was referring to the park "at which I got motion sickness once ", not the pony ride park.
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    I think the amusement park was Playland Park.
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    In those days men wore suits year-round.....
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    ....and dentist offices
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    Jetton's was a great cafeteria in the Greenway Plaza area.......
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    My wife to-be and I went to the Charity Horse Show in 1966 on a date.......
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    Poster done by National Airlines.....interesting to see what they highlighted.
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    I believe the last Nabisco plant was further out Alameda.
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    West Gray
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    Thank you for the follow-up and confirmation.
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    I wonder if that is the same "Norton" that established the Norton Ditto Men's Store'
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    There was also a ceramics studio that was called Mo-Lee's. My wife took lessons there in the early 70's. She later became a ceramic artist when we lived in California.
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    "jelly fish-like" UFO's.......
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    You guys are so "young", I remember going to the Capitan Theater in Pasadena as a kid on Saturday afternoon and seeing a double-feature for 25 cents (circa 1955).
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    That's it!
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    Victoria Station and the Rail Head were two different restaurants in the early 1970's, in fact the Rail Head was opened first.
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    The Rail Head was on Richmond
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    It was called the Rail Head.
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    Often ate lunch at Christie's on S. Main when I worked at 6900 Fannin, 1968 to 1973.
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    Yes, it was a big old house (NW corner).....sorry, no pictures. My wife and I went there a couple of times in the early 70's. It was a cool place...dinner club and dancing.
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