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on Mar/09/2011 at 16:23

Tom,

I grew up in Calumet Park in the 50's, and 118th & Peoria near Ingersoll Rand. Used to listen to the drop hammers all night. Worked at ACME then Interlake steel melt shop in the mid 60's. I think your number 24 picture out of the 115 of Roseland 113rd & Front was the old Ken and Dick's tavern and pizza. Best pizza anywhere back then.
 
on Jan/15/2011 at 17:32

TOM, I REMEMBER WHEN YOUR FATHER USE TO SHOW MOVIES ON THE LOT NEXT TO YOUR HOUSE. I LIVED ON 106TH NORMAL.
 
on Aug/15/2010 at 15:47

I'm new to this site, very excited to be able to look back at the best time of my life.
 
on Jul/06/2010 at 05:30

Tom,
Great job keeping Roseland alive.
My lawyer will be contacting you re the unauthorized link to placerdale.com (just kidding!) thanks for the plug.
Sorry to say I haven't been able to keep the site updated since I've moved to the boondocks.
 
on Mar/08/2010 at 20:20

Tom and Alice, I'm sorry we lost touch. I am now beginning to do some family history. Was in Moscow for one year and a cousin from Belarus came to visit. Seems like we should keep in touch as our relatives came to USA together.
 
on May/26/2009 at 15:36

Good afternoon Tom and Alice. My name is Marie Nelson Walters. My first husband was David Nelson and his father had a service station on 107 South Park (later became Martin Luther King Drive).
I was led to your website by a person name -- Marge Hornig who also was a Roseland person. You have a great website. Very interesting.
 
on May/16/2009 at 16:29

Glad to see someone spreading out a little. Yes went to Fernwood and Fenger.
 
on Apr/21/2009 at 22:58

thanks for this unexpected time capsule!

The memories!

I hope that our children's children are lucky enought to someday have the childhood we have had.

larry strocchia
 
on Feb/22/2009 at 22:24

I learned a lot about Roseland on this site. Thank you.
Joseph Normand Grinnell.
Publisher/Editor of "Le Journal du Maudit Gratteux."
Grand Isle, Maine, United States.
 
on Nov/27/2008 at 12:56

Tom:

Hope you and Alice are doing well. It sure has been a long time since we were all growing up in Fernwood.

Best regards,

Tom & Dorothy
 
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