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To: wbarmy

My closest Aunt worker management of the Sheraton almost her entire career till she opened a travel agency in the 80s

She rose thru the ranks there and almost reached the top

Back then besides the Fairmont it was the Mac daddy

I’d visit from Jackson Mississippi frequently and go to work with her and roam the properties between the connected buildings

The observation deck on the southland building

Sanger Harris

Titches

And so on

I remember an underground deli nearby for lunch

Pastrami yum

Dallas was my big city

North Park and Old Town

We lived in a garage apt on turtle creek

Rich ole lady landlord

I’d watch tv with her

Huge house

Mother would walk me along the creek path

And lower McKinney was stil houses

And the Carruths still had cows at park lane and central xpy

That’s long gone lol


107 posted on 02/08/2022 1:25:23 PM PST by wardaddy (1-20-21 if ever wa day needed a reckoning settled with blood....I'm with Bannon)
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To: wardaddy

Dallas was the mac daddy.

In the 60’s and 70’s I took their bus system everywhere; from Town East to Fair Park to White Rock Lake and all over.

The underground shops in downtown Dallas are still some of the best places to walk and keep cool during the summer.

I used to visit the original JFK assassination museum in West End, but it has gone mainstream now, but still fun to visit.

The only real improvement in downtown Dallas is the addition of the Dallas World Aquarium. It is awesome, and the whole West End is great.

Closing the downtown Library broke my heart. Greatest place in the world for a bibliophile teenager.


116 posted on 02/09/2022 5:16:24 AM PST by wbarmy (I chose to be a sheepdog once I saw what happens to the sheep.)
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