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Second Ward Alumni

November 17, 2016 by Karen Flint
section: Interviews

…taking a bus ride on Sundays. And, there were places, like, on Second Street, where what they called the Queen City Pharmacy, we would meet there, you’d meet your friends on Sunday evening. You’d go there and have an ice cream sundae or banana split. There was another place on…

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…school, probably six night clubs, probably twenty restaurants, an Elks Club, a YMCA, a YWCA, two commercial laundries, a commercial icehouse, twenty-three churches big enough for people to remember and probably another ten little storefront churches, a pharmacy, doctors, dentists, two newspapers, now this was one neighborhood.” Named after its…

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