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Old Melrose park
Posted by:
dell
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Date: July 28, 2012 09:04PM
LOOKING FOR INFO, ABOUT AN OLD TOOL AND DIE ( MOLD MAKING ) BUSNIESS IN MELROSE PARK, YEAR OF OPPERATION WOULD HAVE BEEN AROUND 1930"S THRU, EARLY 1960"S
THE BUILDING WAS KIND OF LONG AND SEEMED TO BE CLOSE TO THE SIDEWALK WITH LARGE SQUAR WINDOWS I THINK IT WAS A YELLOWISH A LIGHT BEIGE COLOR AT ONE TIME
IF ANY ONE KNOWS ANY INFO, ON IT PLEASE LET ME KNOW.
THE BUILDING WAS KIND OF LONG AND SEEMED TO BE CLOSE TO THE SIDEWALK WITH LARGE SQUAR WINDOWS I THINK IT WAS A YELLOWISH A LIGHT BEIGE COLOR AT ONE TIME
IF ANY ONE KNOWS ANY INFO, ON IT PLEASE LET ME KNOW.
Re: Old Melrose park
Posted by:
PKDickman
()
Date: July 29, 2012 03:43PM
dell Wrote:
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> LOOKING FOR INFO, ABOUT AN OLD TOOL AND DIE ( MOLD
> MAKING ) BUSNIESS IN MELROSE PARK, YEAR OF
> OPPERATION WOULD HAVE BEEN AROUND 1930"S THRU,
> EARLY 1960"S
>
> THE BUILDING WAS KIND OF LONG AND SEEMED TO BE
> CLOSE TO THE SIDEWALK WITH LARGE SQUAR WINDOWS I
> THINK IT WAS A YELLOWISH A LIGHT BEIGE COLOR AT
> ONE TIME
> IF ANY ONE KNOWS ANY INFO, ON IT PLEASE LET ME
> KNOW.
You need to be more specific.
That was an industrial mecca back then.
Two things we had plenty of were mobsters and machine shops.
There were probably a hundred places that could fit that description.
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> LOOKING FOR INFO, ABOUT AN OLD TOOL AND DIE ( MOLD
> MAKING ) BUSNIESS IN MELROSE PARK, YEAR OF
> OPPERATION WOULD HAVE BEEN AROUND 1930"S THRU,
> EARLY 1960"S
>
> THE BUILDING WAS KIND OF LONG AND SEEMED TO BE
> CLOSE TO THE SIDEWALK WITH LARGE SQUAR WINDOWS I
> THINK IT WAS A YELLOWISH A LIGHT BEIGE COLOR AT
> ONE TIME
> IF ANY ONE KNOWS ANY INFO, ON IT PLEASE LET ME
> KNOW.
You need to be more specific.
That was an industrial mecca back then.
Two things we had plenty of were mobsters and machine shops.
There were probably a hundred places that could fit that description.
