YEAH, THEY BAKED ROLLS, BUT THEIR CREAM DONUTS WERE TO DIE FOR. I REMEMBER ROWLEY'S BAKERY. THEY WERE LOCATED ON THE CORNER OF SOUTH OLDEN AND HOBART AVENUES. JUST UP THE STREET BY THE GAIETY THEATER WAS TOWNSENDS BAKERY.
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You are sure hitting all my soft spots, Tom. Rowley's was directly across the street from me. I lived at 459 So. Olden, facing Hobart, from the end of 6th grade on. Went to St. Anthony's and Denny Cunningham and I would stop for rolls on our way home to my house for lunch.
YEAH, THEY BAKED ROLLS, BUT THEIR CREAM DONUTS WERE TO DIE FOR. I REMEMBER ROWLEY'S BAKERY. THEY WERE LOCATED ON THE CORNER OF SOUTH OLDEN AND HOBART AVENUES. JUST UP THE STREET BY THE GAIETY THEATER WAS TOWNSENDS BAKERY.
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You are sure hitting all my soft spots, Tom. Rowley's was directly across the street from me. I lived at 459 So. Olden, facing Hobart, from the end of 6th grade on. Went to St. Anthony's and Denny Cunningham and I would stop for rolls on our way home to my house for lunch.
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