We’ve certainly talked often about Gregory’s Menswear… – Oct. 7: A quick mail call with fun memories of Gregory’s – July 8: A mail call with memories of Gregory’s employees – May 21: Even more about Gregory’s menswear store – April 2: Many memories of Gregory’s Menswear – Jan. 25:
Only in York County readers recall the former Gregory’s Menswear in York, PA, as well as other past businesses like Kauffman’s Art Shop.
The last time we talked about Gregory’s, I left you with an unanswered question about the theme song to the “Gregory Gift Program” on the radio, asked by Jim Knaub. Of course, though, it didn’t stay unanswered for long! Terry Downs says, “Gregory’s was a tad before my time for
Today’s post is a quick one, hoping to get your ideas for a future post! Do you happen to remember the Gregory’s menswear store that operated downtown for many years? Jim McClure has a great post on it over on his York Town Square blog, which I found while looking
Remember back in January, when I asked if you remembered Gregory’s Menswear on North George Street in York? As I’m coming to expect, I got a lot of really detailed responses that really took me back in time! Shirley Monroe writes, “Thanks for helping your readers travel down memory lane
We’ve talked quite a few times about Gregory’s Menswear that used to be on North George Street in York, and today’s letter from reader Clarence Bosserman Jr. of York adds even more detail in a particular area regarding Gregory’s – its employees! Mr. Bosserman’s letter starts, about Gregory’s, “Not only
Today’s letter comes from Barb Ellis of Spring Grove. Barb says she likes reading about “the good old days” and added she will be 80 years old come March. She writes, “Saw … about the ties from Gregory’s Mens(wear) and remembered I had two of them. One for a son
Today’s dip into the mailbag is regarding Gregory’s Menswear, which of course we’ve talked about several times! This anonymous note from a reader in Springettsbury Township says, “In regards to Gregory’s Menswear: When you had a newborn baby they would send a tie to the father. Printed was – ‘it’s
Only in York County readers share memories of the Dutch Kitchen and seek information on Gregory’s Menswear and a sub shop on Roosevelt Avenue, all former businesses in York, PA.
Only in York County readers talk about the York White Roses, Gregory’s Menswear, a grocery store with a slanted floor, Sol Kessler’s record store and more.