Correct me if I'm wrong, but didn't the corner building also house
"State Sales," an office equipment outlet?
How very interesting to see these pristine R.C. Maxwell Duke University Library photos! In this photo, it is a clear picture of that area of Chambersburg during the Great Depression; fascinating!
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- RALPH LUCARELLA said...
- HI TOM.....THAT FORD WITH THE RUMBLE SEAT COULD REALLY TELL SOME
TALES. IN 1935 I WAS SELLING PAPERS ON STATE AND MONTGOMERY STS.MY
COUSIN ROSIE LIVED ON DIVISION ST AND I WAS INTO PLAYING BASEBALL. IN
1936 I WASA SELECTED TO PLAY WITH THE SCHROTHS BY JAKE MILLER AND THAT
MOVED PENROSE, THE SHORT STOP AT THS, TO THIRD BASE. THAT YEAR I MET MY
GIRL FRIEND AND BASEBALL SEEMED TO FADEAWAY. BEST REGARDS.
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As usual , Ralph, your memories of your years in Trenton add much to the posts. You are a treasure who can safely say, "Been there-done that."
