Thanks to "Lakeside Girl," Eleanor Guear, a loyal and regular visitor to this website for this incredibly interesting photo from the Lakeside Park of nearly a century ago. Lakeside Girl is very knowledgeable on the past of Lakeside Park, her family being among the early residents of the area. There will be more photos posted by Lakeside Girl in the very near future. Stay tuned, and "Lakeside Girl," many thanks for adding to the splendid historical heritage of the Lakeside-Lakeside Park-Gropp's Lake area of Hamilton.
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Saturday, August 08, 2009
1913: (Ca 1913) Lakeside Park Concession Stand
Thanks to "Lakeside Girl," Eleanor Guear, a loyal and regular visitor to this website for this incredibly interesting photo from the Lakeside Park of nearly a century ago. Lakeside Girl is very knowledgeable on the past of Lakeside Park, her family being among the early residents of the area. There will be more photos posted by Lakeside Girl in the very near future. Stay tuned, and "Lakeside Girl," many thanks for adding to the splendid historical heritage of the Lakeside-Lakeside Park-Gropp's Lake area of Hamilton.
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Hi Tom: I mentioned to Mack today about the passing of Andy Gropp. His sister Ellen was a very dear friend and married to Wilno who taught at Hamilton High. At the time, we were living on Marshall Ave. I recall fondly, Smith's Deli at the corner of Marshall and Nottingham Way.
Andy was a regular customer of mine when I was in the bearing and belting business at the Trenton Bearing Company back in the '50's. He was a real gentleman. I hadn't seen him I years. I do remember visiting his gym. He was really in top physical ondition.
Tom Glover ]
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