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Updates – Providing the Lane for the Memories
Just a quick update on this blog. I found some old photos of several familiar places in Duquesne that I thought you’d enjoy. In the header of the blog is Duquesne City Bank, the rounded facade of the building located … Continue reading
Posted in Duquesne Buildings, Miscellaneous
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Duquesne’s Dining Delights
I have been a retail manager for over 35 years. From my humble beginnings, I have been privileged to work for many large companies throughout my career thus far. My first “assignment” was folding donut boxes at Bon Bon Bakery. … Continue reading
Posted in Food and Restaurants, Stores and Businesses
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The CORE of the Duquesne Hunky Wedding
My daughter got married just a few short months ago. The event was spectacular and one that I’ll relive in my mind for years to come. Every part of the wedding was so well planned and executed at the hands … Continue reading
Posted in Hunky Celebrations, My Hunky Family
Tagged 1950, automobile, bridal, bride, car, carnations, kleenex, tissue, tradition, wedding
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The Hunky Village
This post has nothing to do with Duquesne this time. Well, at least not directly. It has more to do with the spirit of the people of Duquesne and the mindset of the hunkys that lived there. It is my … Continue reading
The Christmas Party Continues
Well, its two days after Christmas, and my wife and I have managed to return to our home even though we had to wend our way back through the blizzard that hit the Eastern Shore of Maryland. I was very … Continue reading
This Hunky’s Christmas Wish
Well, it’s two days before Christmas and my wife and I are about to head west to spend Christmas with our youngest daughter. I was about to write about a particular Christmas Eve in Duquesne that I will never forget. In formulating what I was going … Continue reading
Posted in Christmas Memories, The Steel Mills
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The ALL IMPORTANT Christmas List
I was checking out the Sunday paper and was amazed at the number of inserts that made the paper at least three times thicker than it actually was. It seemed that every store in the area was announcing that they … Continue reading
Posted in Christmas Memories, My Hunky Family
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The Sights and Sounds of Christmas
I know I am guilty of drifting from subject to subject at times, but I wanted to share with you, some vintage videos that immediately remind me of Christmastime in Duquesne. Granted, these are not specifically about Duquesne, but I … Continue reading