They were tearing up the streets in the Stuyvesant Avenue neighborhood in 1946, and the milk man from Castanea Dairy found that his normal delivery truck was precluded entrance to the street under construction. Castanea driver Milton Woolston resorted to the push cart seen in the illustration.
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Monday, September 29, 2008
1946: CASTANEA DAIRY DRIVER'S UNIQUE DELIVERY SYSTEM
They were tearing up the streets in the Stuyvesant Avenue neighborhood in 1946, and the milk man from Castanea Dairy found that his normal delivery truck was precluded entrance to the street under construction. Castanea driver Milton Woolston resorted to the push cart seen in the illustration.
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Neither rain, nor sleet...nor street paving could stop this mailman.
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