From Lily Armstrong

Aloha,
I don't remember that Halloween. I was probably home in bed.

From Chuck Molnar

Anyone remember Halloween night 1961 Taking over Fayetteville Center and lighting the school pond on fire.

In memory of our friends who have left us too soon...

Andrea Penoyer
6/10/1971
Terry Bligh
2/21/1974
Sheelagh Perry
11/19/1980
Alan Johnson
1/2/1995
Mary Miller
5/24/1996
Roz Pierce Adams
6/10/1998
Barbara Tuttle Rosenberg
8/1/98
Chris Bracker
3/23/2000
Kent Tippy
5/17/2004
Mary D. Dineen
12/2/2004
John-Jack- Garrett
9/17/2005
Patricia McDermott Macklin
4/15/2005
Clara Rowe Walsh
10/22/2006

http://home.uchicago.edu/~yli5/Flash/Fire.html

Turn up the volume and see how many you can remember....or forgot about.

Views of Fayetteville

Check out the new Fayetteville Library located in part of the old Stickley factory.
Genesee St. and the churches still look as they did in 1962.










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from Jackie Stevens Henry

jackie said...
at one time my dad either owned or ran the hardware store. before ralph munger, i think.
September 22, 2007 10:34 PM

Old Downtown Fayetteville

Who remembers downtown Fayetteville?

On the right , farthest away, is Devoy's Store. Remember they used to put the line scores for the World Series on their front window when most of the games were played during the day.

Moving to the right would be Munger's Hardware store, then Beattie's Market and then George Gifford's Pharmacy. My dad had the shoe repair on the other side of the street under Bathouth's Shoe Store. I know, you remember them all!!!