– The Sammy’s Pizza in
the 60’s was located on West Central Avenue. About 2 doors east of Broadway.
The booths were in the back. The pizza’s were made in the front of the place
next to the windows. I recall dough being tossed in the air during the Pizza making
process. Next door to the west in the early 60’s I have been told the corner
spot was the Bus Depot. The Bus Depot moved and in the late 60’s this area
became Poor Roger’s Surplus (I believe the name is correct.) The only
thing I remember about the store is that it seemed to have a continuous “Going
out of Business” sale going on…. Eventually Poor Roger’s Surplus did actually
“go out of business”.
I don't remember Sammy's but as much as I love pizza I must have been there.
ReplyDeleteI remember Sammy's well. My wife (then a student at Trinity School of Nursing) and I used to dine there. A few years later my wife was head nurse in the OB/GYN dept at Trinity and helped deliver one of Sammy's children and he responded by flooding the dept with free pizzas.
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