Man I use to walk that all the time, has my first communion over at that Catholic Church you passed, and that was my dentist around that corner you turned, good times good childhoods
I lived at 12 Memory Lane 1962-1972 went to Fork Lane, Holy Trinity (Nicolai School for third graders was condemned), Hicksville Junior High for seventh grade, and Holy Family for sixth grade.
the stop sign at linden and short st. instead of turning around and just making the right on short st would have put you on garden blvd just to the left of the house i grew up in
We lived at 48 Libby Avenue in the early 60s and my grandparents lived at 200 Woodbury St. My Grandfather built the house around 1900- he even made the bricks! I see now the house is for sale for $1.2M...unbelievable! When my grandparents died in 1967 my dad and his siblings sold it for $67,000.
Man I use to walk that all the time, has my first communion over at that Catholic Church you passed, and that was my dentist around that corner you turned, good times good childhoods
I feel like I went there also .. thanks for sharing all your content God Bless po
I lived at 12 Memory Lane 1962-1972 went to Fork Lane, Holy Trinity (Nicolai School for third graders was condemned), Hicksville Junior High for seventh grade, and Holy Family for sixth grade.
*😊😀nice dear frn ❤*
amazing place dear new fam here
Aaaaaay como lo extrańo; vivimos por 20 años.. en nuestros proyectos de visita por NY..no dejaremos de visitarlo..lindos recuerdos..♥️✌
the stop sign at linden and short st. instead of turning around and just making the right on short st would have put you on garden blvd just to the left of the house i grew up in
I really appreciate ur comments and feeling good about it ,that my simple video bring some memories for you
Buying a house here soon :D Can't wait to live with my cousin, though unfortunately houses are over 500k for 4 bedroom houses.
Very cool
Island
We lived at 48 Libby Avenue in the early 60s and my grandparents lived at 200 Woodbury St. My Grandfather built the house around 1900- he even made the bricks! I see now the house is for sale for $1.2M...unbelievable! When my grandparents died in 1967 my dad and his siblings sold it for $67,000.
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Thank you, fixed