About a month ago, we talked about some business memories based on ads in a 1947 York cookbook. Today’s mildly unusual source for a list of previous local businesses is what I believe to be a giveaway from The Drovers & Mechanics National Bank of York (a predecessor to what
Lots of rain and thunder hit us earlier today in West Manchester Township. Now, it’s as hot as ever. I remind myself frequently that I hate winter! The only truly bad part about the heat for us is the damage being done to our garden. Well, if that’s our biggest
OK, if my comments are any indication, you guys can’t get enough of reminiscing about the stores that used to be around York County. In fact, it’s been such good fodder for posting that I’m soon going to need to make an updated index of all those stores and their
Gloria Myers of Manchester Township shares her memories of the Ramona Restaurant, Melvin’s Drive-In, the Town Talk and Julius Dairy, all hangouts in York County, Pa., in the 1940s.
Several restaurant memories from York County’s past are on the menu today… pull up a chair and dig in!
See the full text of “Do you remember… York,” a five-page email that circulated in the 1990s about former York, PA, businesses from the 1950s and beyond.